Today's interview installment comes from Carissa of Jesusbreakfastclub.tumblr.com, where she shares scripture and inspirational quotes on imprints (pictures) of her travels. Read on as she talks about Leah, her favourite woman of the Bible, why that is and what we- as modern women- can take from Leah's story:
Traditionally we tend to think of God as masculine, especially in His capacity as Father, however last week we looked at 3 scriptures that speak of God in feminine terms, particularly with regard to motherhood. These examples, although feminine entities, were all animal representations of God e.g.
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Today we are going to continue to explore what God has to teach us about femininity and motherhood but, this time, it will be with human examples in mind. If you prefer to listen to this devotional rather than continue to read, you can. Feel free to download and share it also. Either way, let’s begin!
Today's interview feature comes from Piper Huguley, author of amazon best sellers such as "The Lawyer's Luck" and "The Preacher's Promise". You can read more about her and her publications here.
Read on as she discusses Mary Magdalene, her favourite woman of the Bible and shares what Christian womanhood means to her:
Today's interview installment comes from Bonny Logsdon Burns of Oysterbed7.com, where she "blends science, scripture and stories of [her] own life to encourage and empower the low sex drive wife and her marriage". In her interview, Bonny expands upon the reason she is motivated to do this and, as she shares her testimony, she also explains:
Traditionally, we tend to think of God in mostly masculine terms, especially as Father. However, did you know that the Bible also ascribes feminine features and characteristics to God? In particular, He is described in terms of motherhood on several occasions. Here are some examples:
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Today's interview feature comes from Deb Wolf of Countingmyblessings.com, where she writes about "faith and life" in general. Read on as she expands upon Ruth, Deborah, Eunice and Esther (her 4 favourite women of the Bible), why she identifies with them and what we, as modern women, can learn from each one.
Jesus loved to tell stories to illustrate His points. This was to make His lessons more relatable and understandable to His listeners while He explained complex spiritual concepts, mostly about the Kingdom of God. One such story is The Parable of the Lost Coin, which can be found in Luke 15:8-10. You can press play on the audio below to proceed if you prefer, by the way. Feel free to download and share also:
