Resources by Topic: Women of the Bible

God never promises life will be easy. But when you say, “Yes, Lord,” you can expect life with Him to be a meaningful adventure. View More →

God’s more glorious than any earthly king, but He still wants you to come before Him in prayer. View More →

Born into sin. Born enemies of God. Separated from God. Yet God’s grace makes a way for happy endings. It was true for Ruth. It will be true for us. View More →

Ruth had to trust someone else to do the right thing and be patient to see how everything would turn out. View More →

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 →

Ruth faithfully served Naomi and put her trust in the Lord. Through her story, God painted a picture of true restoration. 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 →

If we base our view of God on emotions or circumstances rather than on what the Bible says, we can become bitter and angry. 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 →

When we’ve strayed from God’s plan for us, it might be easy to think we’re too far gone to turn around. Yet God is waiting for us to come to Him and repent. View More →

Naomi’s life seems to be nothing but ashes—at least looking at it from her perspective. But God had a different plan. 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 →