Resources by Topic: Women of the Bible

It’s easy to get so busy serving others that we don’t have time to cultivate intimacy with God ourselves. View More →

Imagine losing everything! That’s what one biblical character experienced when she lost her husband, sons, home, and country. View More →

You’ve heard the debates about Social Security. Will it be around in the future? Thankfully, you never have to worry about Jesus Christ. View More →

Our culture shouts to us that only status and position really count, but the Bible tells us something different! View More →

Can a wife have a submissive spirit even if her husband won’t provide leadership? View More →

Imagine that your husband took you to a foreign country, and while you were there, he and your family died. View More →

What would your life be like without Christ’s mercy? Today, Nancy reminds us how much we truly need a redeemer. View More →

Everything we have is a gift from God. As long as we keep this perspective, our hearts are humble, and we are sensitive to the Lord. View More →

Have you ever lost power during a storm? When that happens, even the smallest flashlight can make all the difference. View More →

There’s nothing better than hearing a good story told by a good storyteller. Today, Nancy welcomes actor Max McLean. View More →

One of the characters in the biblical Christmas story is a great example of aging well. Learn how she grew in beauty as she got older. View More →

Our culture worships youth, putting on the pressure to look and act young. But a character in the Christmas story provides a refreshing alternative. View More →

What’s filling your heart on this Christmas Eve? Is it busyness? Christmas parties? Shopping? Learn to keep the right thing at the center. View More →

No matter what you’ve done, there is hope for a fresh start. That’s something a thirsty woman discovered in Jesus’ day. And it’s something we need too. View More →

In Jesus’ day, like ours, there were societal problems like racism and sexism. Hear how a simple conversation Jesus had was radically counter-cultural. View More →

What can you and I learn from the life of an ancient Middle Eastern “woman of the streets”? Actually, we can learn quite a lot. View More →

Does the sin of your past have to keep you from moving forward in your relationship with God? Hear from women who have found freedom. View More →

God doesn’t only save you from past sin; He also gives you a glorious future. View More →

Find out why a repentant prostitute is better off before God than an unrepentant churchgoer. It’s a look at the life of Rahab. View More →

Imagine living in a city that’s under attack, not just from an opposing army, but from God Himself. The biblical character Rahab faced that exact thing. View More →

Is your sin too great for God to forgive? If you can’t get rid of the suspicion that it is, find freedom. View More →

Rahab was told to hang a scarlet cord out her window. That seems like an insignificant gesture, yet it saved her life. View More →

What do you believe about God? I mean, really believe? You answer that question more by what you do than by what you say. View More →

Some heroes of the Bible found themselves in an unlikely place—the house of a prostitute. Hear how God works in unpredictable places. View More →

When God told His people to destroy the city of Jericho, why did He choose to have mercy on one woman? Hear about Rahab’s redemption and God’s power. View More →

Are you pointing those around you to Christ to solve their problems? View More →

Erin Davis, Kesha Griffin, and Joy McClain share what they’ve learned from the life of the Bible character Abigail— about how to live with difficult people. View More →

None of us like it, but growth usually requires some degree of pain. Get some encouragement as you face your painful situation. View More →

Many women leave their husbands and chase after another man, only to discover that the new situation is worse than the first. View More →

What should a wife do when her husband’s choices are dangerous or destructive? Nancy gives some wise perspective on this issue. View More →