If there's any woman of the Bible that needs no introduction, it's Mary. I mean, her role as the mother of Jesus has made her very well-known! So without further ado, let's get straight into what she can teach us about sharing our gifts with the world. If you prefer, you can listen to this devotional rather then reading it. feel free to download and share it too:
Today's interview comes from the wonderful Chloelle Bond of thewivelihood.com, where she writes to "the wives of the time" in addition to single women to "provide quality content so they can be prepared [for marriage] during this season of their lives". Chloelle also has a huge burden for issues which particularly concern women within the African American community and so writes to help heal "and begin to break [those] cycles". With all that being said, read on as Chloelle unpacks her insight into Gomer (her favourite woman of the Bible), how she fits into her personal testimony and what Gomer can teach us, as modern women:
Today we have an interview from the amazing V, whose favourite woman of the Bible is the Proverbs 31 Woman. Read on for her great perspective on the how this Biblical woman is the "ideal" role-model for modern women, no matter what season of life they may be going through and despite the prevailing/popular beliefs of the day:
The story of Achsah can be found in both Joshua 15:16-19 and Judges 1:12-15. Brief though both features are, she has much to teach us on the subject of audacity in prayer. Want to listen to the devotional rather than continue reading? No problem, simply press play on the audio below. Feel free to download and share it with those you think would benefit from hearing it too:
Today's interview comes from Mercy, a great woman of faith who, in her own words:
"[believes] a servant's heart is paramount in how we should live our lives. We are our brothers' or sisters' keeper and therefore I'm always looking for ways to impact others".
With that being said you can see why Mercy chose to tackle the timely subject of the importance of acknowledging the contributions of the women of the Bible so that we (as modern women) can, not only be impacted by their stories but, have role-models to relate to, identify with and "pass onto our next generation of Christian women":
Today's interview comes from Susan B. Mead of Susanbmead.com- where she helps "others find the calm in the chaos of life," particularly if that chaos encompasses "doubt, grief or loss". A lady of immense wisdom in her own right, it makes complete sense that her favourite woman of the Bible would be "one wise woman" from the second book of Samuel. Read on as Susan details the 5 lessons that she learned from her story personally and that we, as modern women, can also implement in our lives:
If I asked most people to think of a warrior woman mentioned in Judges 4 and 5, I am pretty sure that most minds would go straight to Deborah. However, she is not the only woman of valour detailed in this particular part of the Bible. There is another and her name is Jael. She has much to teach us about the fact that God can and will use anybody as His chosen vessel. By the way, if you prefer to listen rather than continue to read, feel free to play the audio below. You can also download it and share it with your loved ones:
In today's interview we highlight the amazing Tiny, who has a huge heart for people and supporting them holistically (in terms of health; well-being etc)- great qualities for someone who works within the medical arena! As a self-professed "encourager" with a strong belief in the power of cultivating a positive mindset, I believe that you will gain much from Tiny's insight on Hannah, Esther, Martha, Mary and Jael (in addition to the 5 things that can be learned from them, and women of the Bible in general):
