Podcasts about bible women

Christianity has been present in China since the 7th century—long before the arrival of Jesuit or Seventh-day Adventist missionaries. Yet for much of Chinese history, social norms meant women lived relatively private lives, interacting mostly with one another. “When I was reading Chinese Christian history,” guest Dr. Susangeline Patrick recalls, “I didn't initially see a lot of women's stories.” And yet today, women are the backbone of China's Christian movement—serving as pastors, leaders, and patrons. So what changed? In this two-part series, we explore the surprising origins and growth of Christianity the 16th and 17th century China and the role women played in it.  This is Part 1 of a two-part series on Christian Women in China.   Guests: Dr. Joseph Lee and Dr. Susangeline Patrick. Explore More Article | “The Remarkable Story of China's ‘Bible Women'” - Christianity Today - https://www.christianitytoday.com/2018/03/christian-china-bible-women/ Book | “A Model for All Christian Women:" Candida Xu, a Chinese Christian Woman of the Seventeenth Century' by Gail King - https://www.routledge.com/A-Model-for-All-Christian-Women-Candida-Xu-a-Chinese-Christian-Woman-of-the-Seventeenth-Century/King/p/book/9780367682927?srsltid=AfmBOopVRXHImkJNtGAWNLA2ic2VUVREW_46MbDoBkG8ZZ_djwTseZr2 

Zipporah: A Woman of Strength and Faith – National Women's History Month Special Join Terri from GodsyGirl.com for a powerful episode honoring Zipporah, a woman of courage, wisdom, and faith. As the wife of Moses, Zipporah played a pivotal role in biblical history—navigating cultural differences, making bold decisions, and standing strong in uncertain times. What can we learn from her journey? Listen in as we unpack Zipporah's story, her challenges, and her impact, celebrating her legacy for National Women's History Month. Be sure to check out Teri's new book, Processing Your Christian Journey for deeper spiritual growth, and visit GodsyGirl.com for more faith-filled inspiration!

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10-27-24-Biblical-Literacy Mark picked back up with the series: Lesser-known Bible Women with a focus on Judges 19. Mark shared some context for the storyline, what went wrong and some application points for home. Storyline: 1200 BC to 1040 BC. Israel is in the promised land. No earthly kings yet. A young woman of the Levite tribe is brutally murdered in the area of the Benjaminites. Her body is cut into twelve pieces and sent to the heads of the twelve tribes of Israel. Eleven tribes war against the tribe of Benjamin. All the women and children are killed with unrighteousness actions and results and blame God for the situation! What went wrong: God was supposed to be king, but not in the eyes of the Israelites. Points for home Is God your King? I hate sin! How are you treating those on the edges of society? Listen to Mark teach the challenges of culture and timing when understanding stories of the Bible.He shares the status and meaning of a pilegesh or what has been translated in English as concubine during the times of Judges. This story shows what happens when God is not King, and everyone does what they believe is right in their own eyes.

Albert Hull (1936-2015) preaches on 4 outstanding women in the Bible and the principle that each of them exhibits: Ruth and the principle of choice, Hannah and the principle of commitment, Deborah and the principle of consecration, and Esther and the principle of concern. Readings: Ruth 1:14-18, 1 Sam 1:10-11, Judg 4:4-5, 8-9, 5:1-2, 7, Est 4:14-17. (Recorded in North America) The post Four Outstanding Bible Women (29 min) first appeared on Gospel Hall Audio.

182 - Have you every read a passage in the Old Testament and thought, "What?! Does God even care about women?" If so, you're not alone. As modern Christian women it's crucial that we dig deeper to understand the context, history, and culture of what is happening in ancient Israel. As we do, we'll see that God's laws are actually FOR women. Grab Katie's Book - To Be a Woman: The Confusion Over Female Identity and How Christians Can Respond NEW - The Biblical Womanhood Bootcamp FREE BOOK - Battling Sexual Temptation: A Biblical Toolkit for Christian GirlsSupport the Show.Support the ShowFOLLOW US:GirlDefined.comInstagram YouTube Facebook Pinterest

The story of the spread of the gospel in China can't be told without the women who were really the driving force behind the movement. But all too often, their legacies are lost to the pages of history. We are so grateful to our guest this month, Dr. Daryl Ireland, for honoring these special women and helping us understand the history and context for their stories. This episode is special because Daryl is our first male guest on the podcast! Don't miss our bonus episode for this month, giving you a behind-the-scenes look at the Velvet Ashes Retreat. Learn more about the retreat HERE. Learn more about ⁠⁠Velvet Ashes⁠⁠ Follow Velvet Ashes on ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠Instagram ⁠⁠ Featured music is "Daughters and Sons" by Eine Blume. Check out more from them on ⁠⁠iTunes⁠⁠ or wherever you get music! Get in touch with Dr. Laura Chevalier Beer at laura.chevalierbeer@velvetashes.com to share thoughts on Legacy stories or suggest a woman to highlight. Learn more about the Chinese Bible Women Dora Yu (Yu Cidu) Mary Stone (Shi Meiyu , 石美玉) Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Christianity Article about the Chinese Bible Women in Christianity Today Pioneer Chinese Christian Women We are grateful to ⁠⁠Barnabas International⁠⁠ for sponsoring this podcast! Barnabas is a member care organization that shepherds global workers and trains global shepherds. Learn more about them ⁠⁠here⁠⁠.

Get inspiration for navigating and triumphing over overwhelming challenges from Esther, Ruth, and Rahab. This episode offers timeless lessons on how we can thrive through adversity. Plus an opportunity to activate your own shield of faith and thrive through chaos in the Healing the Heart retreat taking place on the beautiful Island of Tobago. References in this episodeDoes Perfection Precede Purpose? JKO shares some lessons from the BibleCONVERSATIONS WITH GOD: When Your Kinsman Does not HelpThriving through chaos: Journey to clarity with faithThriving through chaos: The role of faith in unlocking forgiveness and healingThriving through chaos: A Naturopath's Insight into the Healing Power of FaithJoin the Messy Can't Stop Her Sisterhood at https://www.facebook.com/groups/3204395256540448/If you would love to share your story on the #MessyCantStopHer podcast, click here to let me know. Thank you so much for listening. Music Credit: https://indiefy.me/wanted-carter

On this episode of Research Radio we have Chakali Chandra Sekhar discussing his paper titled “⁠Dalit Women and Colonial Christianity: First Telugu Bible Women as Teachers of Wisdom”. Chakali Chandra Sekhar is currently working as a lecturer in English at SRR & CVR Govt Degree College, Vijayawada, in Andhra Pradesh, India. For more episodes and to listen to EPW's other podcast Supplement head to ⁠⁠https://www.epw.in/podcasts⁠⁠ Subscribe to EPW to access all our content including the archives of The Economic and Political Weekly and The Economic Weekly dating back to 1949. ⁠⁠https://www.epw.in/subscribe.html⁠

Is the Bible ‘anti-women?'  Does the Bible demean women, or at the very least limit the role of women in society or in the church?  Some verses can give us that impression on the surface.  This series is dedicated to dissecting and discussing this crucial topic.#bibleclass  #biblestudy  #womeninministry

Bible Women (Lindsay Hardin Freeman) Today we're joined by Lindsay Hardin Freeman, a writer, mother, and priest. She is the author of Bible Women: All Their Words and Why They Matter. Questions for reflection: - Where have you encountered God this week? Links mentioned in this episode: - Lindsey Hardin Freeman (https://www.lindsayhardinfreeman.com/) - Check us out on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@biblelovepodcast)

Rediscover the women whose faith and bravery left their mark on history as Joni and the Ladies explore stories from the Bible and why we are still talking about these world-changers today. (J2384)

In today's episode, we talk about women in the Bible you don't always hear about. We'll explore four remarkable stories of female leadership that are often overlooked – Joanna and Susanna (Luke 8:2-3), Lois and Eunice (2 Timothy 1:5), and Lydia (Acts 16:14-15).  ✅ Grab your favorite hot beverage✅ Bibles

2 women, 2 different eras. An amazing relationship with God in periods of national spiritual dryness.

"The child is the father of the man" they say.  In today's episode we learn the story of two endangered royal children and the women who saved their lives. 

We all know of Delilah who was the cause of Samson's fall from hero to zero. But who was the calm, God fearing woman behind Samson's success as a the strongest man in the world, Israel's deliverer?

Pr. Marie Duquette refers to Dr. Rev. Wil Gafney's  bible translations. Women in the bible managed some violence better than men. Jesus knew all this but no one in his home town believed in  him. What is wrong with  us in 2022 that we can't talk about all the 'new normal' issues like mental illness, black culture issues and white supremacy?Support the show

In a world where it was literally unheard of, Sheerah and Shallum's daughters proved that women could be builders and founders of cities.  And yes! These stories are in the Bible. Read all about it in 1 Chronicles 7:20-24 and Nehemiah 3:12. 

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Every character of the Bible is significant and deserves to be known. Lynn, Carmen & Sareen explore some of the lesser-known women of the Bible and share the inspiring faithfulness they exhibit. Some of these characters have interesting stories so listen in to explore the lessons we can all learn from these lesser-known Biblical characters.

It's easy to focus on the empty tomb, the angel, Jesus calming their fear. It's the story of Jesus coming back to life! It's easy to miss what prompted this group of women (none of the twelve disciples btw) to go to the tomb.Their teacher had been crucified. The One they'd followed was unfastened from a shameful cross and laid in a tomb; his body, lifeless. The Advocate who had protected Mary after she had broken an expensive jar of perfume. The Son, The Messiah who birthed him and raised him. The Savior who had cast out seven demons from Mary Magdelene. The Man who'd understood them unlike anyone they'd ever known was gone.  And now, it was Sunday. Why did they go? //If you would like to dive deeper into this, or other verses in the Bible, if you have a verse you would like to submit to have included in a future episode if have questions about the Bible that you would like answered in a bonus episode, or simply want to connect with me... text VERSED to 58228or click hereAlso included in that link is a list of resources and references I use in this podcast and can help you grow deeper in your faith as well. As always – ratings and reviews are massive! They really help others discover the podcast and ultimately help us improve VERSED. Thanks in advance for that

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Q&A #226 - Jeremiah repeats, sex rules from the bible, women protecting and morePastors answer the following questionsu. I've been going to this church for 14 years and I've witnessed several times when it felt like a large part of the congregation left. This last year it feels there has been a lot of offence taken and hurt feelings and families leaving for multiple reasons. I have a lot of mixed emotions every time this happens. I have a few questions. My questions are not to blame or cause even more division. I am seeking wisdom and clarity to help process the feelings and thoughts I have on this experience. First what are your thoughts on why this happens? When I talk to families who leave, seemingly some of the decisions to leave are tied to people feeling hurt by the leadership of our church. What are you thoughts on that? I understand that the leadership of our church are people who are learning to follow God the best they can and obviously can't be expected to be perfect. What accountability and relationships do each of you have in your life to help you handle the difficult conflicts that arise between you and members of our church so that you have wise counsel in handling the conflict the way God would want you to? Again my questions are from a broken heart and I'm just trying to understand, not trying to cause any damage. v. Jeremiah 17:8 essentially says the same thing as Psalm 1:3. The first is attributed to God (speaking to Jeremiah), and yet it comes centuries after David and Solomon, the two that scholars say may have written Psalm 1. Is the Lord reminding everyone of that psalm of old? Is it possible the psalm is of Jeremiah's time? Or did God just give this visual twice?w. In much of Christian culture we talk about sex needing to be within marriage and I'm wondering where this comes from biblically. There doesn't seem to be any explicit verses that say”you must be married before you have sex.” There is a lot of wisdom in waiting, but I don't see where it is a command and then a sin if you do have sex outside of marriage. Do you think the church has moved too far on this?x. I am wondering how your Christmas ornaments are hung. Everything I put up seems to fall to the floor sometime in the night. Thank you.y. On a more serious note, what does Jeremiah 31:22b mean when it says “The Lord will create a new thing on earth— the woman will protect the man.”Ask your own question:https://livingsprings.wufoo.com/forms/s1oc9ua01mh36mq/

Q&A #226 - Jeremiah repeats, sex rules from the bible, women protecting and more Pastors answer the following questions u. I've been going to this church for 14 years and I've witnessed several times when it felt like a large part of the congregation left. This last year it feels there has been a lot of offence taken and hurt feelings and families leaving for multiple reasons. I have a lot of mixed emotions every time this happens. I have a few questions. My questions are not to blame or cause even more division. I am seeking wisdom and clarity to help process the feelings and thoughts I have on this experience. First what are your thoughts on why this happens? When I talk to families who leave, seemingly some of the decisions to leave are tied to people feeling hurt by the leadership of our church. What are you thoughts on that? I understand that the leadership of our church are people who are learning to follow God the best they can and obviously can't be expected to be perfect. What accountability and relationships do each of you have in your life to help you handle the difficult conflicts that arise between you and members of our church so that you have wise counsel in handling the conflict the way God would want you to? Again my questions are from a broken heart and I'm just trying to understand, not trying to cause any damage. v. Jeremiah 17:8 essentially says the same thing as Psalm 1:3. The first is attributed to God (speaking to Jeremiah), and yet it comes centuries after David and Solomon, the two that scholars say may have written Psalm 1. Is the Lord reminding everyone of that psalm of old? Is it possible the psalm is of Jeremiah's time? Or did God just give this visual twice? w. In much of Christian culture we talk about sex needing to be within marriage and I'm wondering where this comes from biblically. There doesn't seem to be any explicit verses that say”you must be married before you have sex.” There is a lot of wisdom in waiting, but I don't see where it is a command and then a sin if you do have sex outside of marriage. Do you think the church has moved too far on this? x. I am wondering how your Christmas ornaments are hung. Everything I put up seems to fall to the floor sometime in the night. Thank you. y. On a more serious note, what does Jeremiah 31:22b mean when it says “The Lord will create a new thing on earth— the woman will protect the man.” Ask your own question: https://livingsprings.wufoo.com/forms/s1oc9ua01mh36mq/

Be a part of a movement of women reading the bible cover to cover. This podcasts helps us bring the stories in the journal to life. Listen in to the “Fear Into Faith” podcast and hear interviews from the women who shared their stories in this journal. We kick off the series with a special interview of Rachel Bruno, a woman Find out more about Summer at:www.SummerDey.com

Have you ever noticed how most of the scripture stories we tell are all about men? Finding those femine role models within the scriptures is not easy. Today I've invited my friend Amber Corkin to share with us all about her new book ,”Dear Divine Daughter: Inspiring Stories of Bible Women". She and her twin sister Aubrey scoured the bible for stories of women. They found so many they had to narrow it down to the best 34 inspirational stories they found. Who knew there were that many stories about women? In today's episode, Amber shares her amazing journey of this inspired book. Nearly four years in the making, several rejection from publishers and finally a break that has placed her book on the shelves of some very prominent retail stores. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/myteachingmatters/message

In today's episode of All God's Women we meet a Daughter of Abraham, a woman who came faithfully to the synagogue, despite her ailment, and received unexpected healing as a result.For eighteen years this woman had stared at the ground, unable to stand face to face with those around her. For eighteen years she'd not been able to look into someone's eyes and have them look back into hers. Imagine the feelings that must have flowed through her as she stood for the first time and saw Jesus face to face, looking into her eyes with more compassion and love than anything she'd ever experienced before. All that suffering was worth it in order to experience that moment together. All God's Women is a women's Bible study podcast  and internationally syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

When Jacob met Rachel, she was a lovely young shepherdess taking care of her father's sheep. Jacob was immediately smitten with her. As he got to know Rachel better, his love grew. It didn't take long for him to ask for her hand in marriage, offering to serve Laban, Rachel's father, for 7 years in exchange for Rachel as his wife. We're told that the years seemed like only days so great was the love that he had for her. It was the perfect beginning for a happily ever after, but on the night that should have been the highlight of their lives, Daddy threw them a curve ball.All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

In Genesis 25:26 we're told that “Isaac loved Esau because he ate of his game, but Rebekah loved Jacob.”When Isaac knew his days were numbered, he called Esau to prepare for his blessing. Rebekah overheard and panicked. She couldn't let that happen. She gave Jacob instruction and assisted him in deceiving his father. And they succeeded. Before Esau returned home, Jacob had the blessing.All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

Mary and Martha are two of the more famous sisters in the Bible. They're usually lumped together as a compare and contrast with Mary being regarded as the better sister. But the women deserve to be studied individually. I'd intended to start with Mary, but after further consideration, I realized we can best understand Mary if we start by appreciating Martha and her relationship with Jesus.All God's Women is a women's Bible study podcast  and internationally syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

After Sarah died, Abraham decided it was time for Isaac to marry. Only he didn't want Isaac to marry a Canaanite woman neither did he want him to return to their homeland. He insisted that a woman from their kindred be brought to Canaan to be Isaac's wife. So Abraham sent his trusted servant on a mission to find a suitable wife for his son. All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

In this week's episode of All God's Women we look at the Blind Man's Mother, a woman who chose fear for herself over faith for her son. Out of all the Bible women we've looked at, this mother might be the saddest story.When the Pharisees called for her testimony, she had the opportunity to do the right thing by him and stand by him with her support. She could have confirmed that he'd been blind and then sought for herself to determine how this amazing thing could have transpired. Instead, she denied having a clue what happened and left her son to defend himself. And why did she do this? Because the Jews had agreed that if anyone confessed that Jesus was the Christ, they would be kicked out of the synagogue, and she didn't want to take that risk.All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

Hagar was Sarah's Egyptian slave. She got caught in the crossfire when Sarah presented her as a substitute wife in order to bear a child with Abraham.Once she found out she was pregnant, Hagar gloated a bit, and Sarah reacted by treating Hagar so harshly that Hagar fled for her life.It was in the wilderness when God revealed Himself to HagarAll God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

In today's story of The Adulteress Woman, we meet a woman caught in the act of sin who waited when she could have escaped.We meet the Adulteress in John chapter 8, but in order for us to fully appreciate her story, we need to understand the time period in which it takes place. Tension was building up. Jesus was at the Feast of Tabernacles saying things people didn't understand. None of it made sense. Many were rejecting Him. The rulers were seeking an opportunity to bring Him in for questioning, but they didn't have just cause. It was a time of confusion and chaos. No one knew what to think. Frustrated, they waited for the opportunity to arise to get rid of Jesus so they could go back to their status quo. John chapter 7 closes with, “everyone went to his own house.”Then chapter 8 opens with, “But Jesus went to the Mount of Olives.”Please take a moment to vote for All God's Women  as "Best Female Hosted Show" in the Spark Media People's Choice awards. All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

Sarah had personally witnessed the hand of God at work in her life. She should have known that she could trust Him. But as her hair greyed and her body slowed down, Sarah let her fears get the best of her.In her fear and lack of faith, Sarah stepped out on her own, devising a plot that was to have eternal consequences.All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

Thank you for tuning in as we conclude our sermon series "the Bible: Women."

In today's story of the Canaanite Woman, we meet a mother willing to take on Jesus in order to get the needed healing for her daughter.What an audacious amount of courage it must have taken this woman to reach out to Jesus. There was literally no reason for her to believe He would honor her request. She was a Gentile, a Canaanite, and a woman.All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

After decades of construction, the ark was complete. Then came the animals, two by two, making their way to safety. Mrs. Noah now had new fears. Were they seriously going to have to hunker down with all those beasts?Mrs. Noah did not allow her fears to consume her. She kept her head and remained calm during their time of encampment. Despite losing everything they'd owned, all their friends, and the only life they'd ever known, she stood strong inside the ark, focusing on the needs of those around her instead of getting caught up in her own selfish fears.All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

We've had several months of feel-good stories, of women in desperate situations who were redeemed by the love and mercy of Jesus. Today's story is not so pretty. We look at Herodias, a vile woman consumed with power and prestige, willing to go down whatever slippery slope it took to get what she wanted.We find Herodias mentioned in Matthew 14, Mark 6, and Luke 3. The gospel writers spent as little time as possible on her story, only mentioning her as a flashback or side note to explain what happened to John the Baptist. So who was Herodias? She was the granddaughter of Herod the Great. He was the Herod who had all the baby boys killed when he heard from the wise men that a king had been born in Bethlehem. As he aged, he grew more crazed and murdered his wife and three of his sons. This was the family she was born into. All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

Ladies, can you imagine if your husband came home one afternoon and announced that he'd been talking to God and God told him there was going to be a great flood, so he needed to start building a giant boat to get ready? Oh, and by the way, at least two of every species of animal would be joining you in the boat. “By faith Noah, when warned about things not yet seen, in holy fear built an ark to save his family.”The Bible doesn't tell us Mrs. Noah's reaction, but the fact that it doesn't tell us, says a lot. I'm pretty sure that had she resisted, the story would have gone differently. But Noah was a righteous man, and so was his nameless wife. All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

Thank you for tuning in to our new sermon series the Bible: Women.

Today's story of Jairus' daughter is directly tied to last week's story of the Bleeding Woman. Together, they provide a wonderful compare and contrast study. They both happened in the same town, but the older woman was an outcast, whereas the younger girl was privileged. One was in the prime of her life. The other long past her prime. One was alone and seeking. The other had family fighting on her behalf. Each was transformed by the power of touch. All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

This Mother's Day, Jamin gives various glimpses into the Bible, illustrating its egalitarian view of women and men in ministry, ruling the world together with the same call and image.

We all know the story of Eve. She had the perfect life. She messed up, and she paid the price. As if that weren't bad enough, she had two sons, and one of them killed the other one. Life was spiraling downward for Eve. But God had not forgotten her.All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

Today we look at a women who wasn't supposed to get near other people, and she certainly wasn't supposed to touch them, but she did, and oh, the difference it made.Matthew, Mark, and Luke each tell the story of this New Testament Bible woman who'd had an issue of blood for twelve years. Like the Widow of Nain, the Bleeding Woman was a bonus healing. Each happened when Jesus was on His way to heal someone else. In this case, Jairus, a synagogue leader, approached Jesus to lay His hands on Jairus' daughter who was at the hands of death. Jesus followed Jairus to his home, and along the way, a great multitude followed and thronged Him. In that crowd was a woman who'd been bleeding for twelve years. She'd spent all her money on doctors and cures, but rather than healing her, they'd left her broke and in worse condition. The unnamed woman heard about Jesus and reasoned that if she could just get close enough to Jesus to touch his clothes, that she could be healed. So that's what she did. She made her way through the masses, and when she got near, she reached out and touched the tassel on his cloak. And just as she thought, immediately, her blood dried up and she sensed that she'd been healed. Jesus sensed it, too.All God's Women is a Bible study podcast  and syndicated radio show where we journey through the Bible one woman at a time. If you enjoy learning about women in the Bible, tune in each week to learn about a different Bible woman.Want to dig deeper? Find the full transcript and free Bible study questions for each episode on the All God's Women website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestListed in Top 30 Christian Women Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021Host Sharon Wilharm is a Christian speaker, female filmmaker, and women's ministry leader. Check out her movies available Amazon Prime, TubiTV, and other online streaming platforms. To learn more about Sharon and her movies, visit her website. 

In this sermon we humbly share the Biblical reasons our church believes that we should not just permit women to teach, but that we have a responsibility to encourage, empower, develop, compensate and celebrate women to teach and preach and bear pastoral authority in the church.

God's heart has never been that women be even thought of as second class citizens. In this weeks episode of "Jesus Christ: The Prequel" Pastor Nancy Berwid looks at the book of Judges and discovers one of the major characters that was a leader of Israel and saved them from their enemies as well as other records in the Bible of God's true heart about women!