Resources by Topic: Women of the Bible

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. Read or Listen →

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

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. Read or Listen →

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. Read or Listen →

God doesn’t only save you from past sin; He also gives you a glorious future. Read or Listen →

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

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. Read or Listen →

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

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

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

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

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. Read or Listen →

Are you pointing those around you to Christ to solve their problems? Read or Listen →

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. Read or Listen →

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

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

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

How do you talk with an angry, volatile person? First, if you’re a child of God, realize that God is protecting you. Second, speak wise words. Read or Listen →

Imagine a group of soldiers are on their way to your house. Your spouse has insulted them and treated them rudely. Would you go out to meet them? Read or Listen →

When we hear a story, we identify with the hero. But often we act more like a villain. Nancy shares about a godly woman and her foolish husband. Read or Listen →

Whatever God asks of us, we should respond like Mary: "I am the Lord’s servant." Read or Listen →

Have you been called to do something and you just don’t know how to pull it off? Read or Listen →

When you’re young, you plan and dream of the future. It’s disappointing when those plans change. Hear from Janet Parshall today. Read or Listen →

When was the last time you were quiet before God and pondered what He was doing? Read or Listen →

Set aside Christmas decorations, carols, and cards. Get fresh perspective on a poor young girl tasked with a gigantic assignment. Janet Parshall shares today. Read or Listen →

Have you been responding to difficult circumstances with worship or with whining? Read or Listen →

When we think we have something to offer God, we’re not very useful to Him. Read or Listen →

Are you willing to stick with Christ in good times and bad? Read or Listen →

When tragedy seems to reign, you can trust that the God who writes the best redeeming stories, is at work in your story. Read or Listen →

In the middle of a violent conflict, one wise woman diffused the anger. The Old Testament tells us about this story that’s so relevant for our day. Read or Listen →