Today we have an interview with Jolynn of Jesus-in-my-heart.tumblr.com, where she shares scripture and inspirational quotes. Read on as she talks about her admiration for Abigail (her favourite woman of the Bible) and what we, as modern women can learn from her.
One of the things that I really love most about this blog are the new friendships and relationships that it has allowed me to build with like-minded women such as Ellen Chauvin, Lesego Barona and Chloelle Bond. They are all beautiful women of God who continue to inspire me with their talent and encourage me with their support. One such lady is the amazing Rebekah Nwokonkor, who wrote about the woman with the issue of blood a few months back.
One of the things that really struck me about Rebekah’s account of the woman with the issue of blood is the way it highlighted the fact that she was willing to both think and act outside of the box in order to obtain her blessing. Therefore, today we will be taking lessons from the woman with the issue of blood on being unorthodox and upsetting the status quo. If you prefer, you can listen to this devotional rather than reading it. You also have my full permission to download and share it too:
Today's interview features Jennifer of Inspiredbyjesuslove.tumblr.com which, in her own words, is:
" my inspirational blog promoting positivity, faith and the love Jesus [and is] my little escape from all the negativity and hate..."
Read on and be inspired by Jennifer's take on Esther and Deborah, her favourite women of the Bible and her revelation of how and why they are still so relevant today:
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.
If you missed it, you can view that devotional here.
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:
(By the way you can continue on with this devotional by listening to the audio below, if you prefer. You can also spread the love and share it with those who may enjoy it too)
