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I'm concerned about using AI to write Christian teachings, and I'm not the only one. In this two-part episode, I'll talk with experts about whether we should use technology's latest tool to teach the Bible. In part one, Bible Storyteller Sharon Wilharm of All God's Women weighs in.  The Gospel Coalition: "Should We Embrace or Evict AI in Churches?" All God's Women podcast Sharon Wilharm website

Today we welcome another special guest to the show: Sharon Wilharm! Sharon is a Christian speaker, a bible storyteller, an award-winning filmmaker, and host of the All God's Women podcast. The unique and fascinating thing about Sharon is that she has enjoyed a lifelong fascination with the women in the Bible, and she loves applying Bible stories to our situations today.  How cool is that? So today we are being inspired by stories of women in the Bible. Women that were flawed, just like us, but faithful. And we probably have women reading this who are in a hard spot, experiencing loss or heartache like the women of the Bible. But the women of the Bible can inspire us in whatever situation we're in. If you are working hard to use your gifts for the glory of God, but don't feel like you have a whole lot to offer, this episode is for you.Our lives, no matter who we are, can reflect a great God. And He is not limited by our limitations. He can use anybody. He uses us all and we can rest in that.  We can trust that he can use our lives no matter who we are or what season of life we're in or what age we are.  Read the Show Notes: sojohub.com/faith088Connect with Sharon: sharonwilharm.comSupport the showConnect with us: www.instagram.com/sojosocietyBecome a member: www.sojoacademy.comSojo Academy is an ongoing membership for Christian women that provides a practical, streamlined, spiritual growth plan for every woman.Support the Podcast: www.sojohub.com/supportHelp us continue making great content for listeners everywhere.

Shaped by Faith Radio Guest this Friday…Sharon Wilharm Sharon Wilharm, is a Christian speaker, Bible teacher, radio/podcast host, and former Christian filmmaker. Sharon has enjoyed a lifelong fascination with women of the Bible and loves applying the biblical stories to modern situations. She especially enjoys delving into lesser-known women and discovering encouraging truths for women of today.  As host of All God’s Women podcast and internationally syndicated radio show, she’s working her way through the Bible one woman at a time, bringing to light the stories of ancient women and applying them to modern day living Listen LIVE 8 AM CST Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays on WOMI Owensboro 99.1 FM/1490 AM Also 7 AM CST Sundays on WGBF Evansville 1280 AM You can also listen on my Shaped by Faith with Theresa Rowe Apple, Spotify, iHeart, Amazon Podcasts, YouTube and more! Keep reading...

Through the years Sharon Wilharm has worn many hats – filmmaker, blogger, writer, ministry leader, speaker, and now podcast/radio host. The common thread of all the hats is women and storytelling. She loves to tell stories that inspire and encourage women in their walk with the Lord. Sharon's feature films have been screened in theaters, festivals, and churches around the world and have received over one hundred film accolades from both Christian and secular festivals. As host of All God's Women podcast and internationally syndicated radio show, Sharon brings to life the stories of women in the Bible. All God's Women airs daily on Moody Radio Network Faith Radio Network, as well as dozens of other local and online stations. Sharon's Bible Study Women of Prayer was released with Elk Lake Publishing. She's also a contributing author for Tyndale's Every Woman's Bible which will release in 2023.

Christian women's speaker, Sharon Wilharm, is a Bible teacher, podcast and syndicated radio host, and award-winning filmmaker whose stories have impacted audiences around the globe. An accomplished storyteller, Sharon draws the audience in with humor, engages them with stories, then ties everything together to bring to light spiritual truths. Her heart's desire is to encourage women in their walk with the Lord, showing them how to find God's will for their life through prayer and scripture. “God is the Master Storyteller,” says Sharon. “I love helping women see how God is always at work behind the scenes laying the foundation for the glorious future He has in store for us.” Sharon is a firm believer in the power of prayer and has many stories to share of God working in miraculous ways in her own life as well as those around her. She's passionate about teaching women how to pray and loves engaging with women in personal prayer. Wherever she goes, she finds herself surrounded by women in need of prayer, and she considers it an honor to pray with women whether they're friends, family, or complete strangers. Sharon has enjoyed a lifelong fascination with women of the Bible and loves applying the biblical stories to modern situations. In addition to bringing to life the stories of Bible women, she feels equally passionate about teaching women to study the Bible for themselves, providing guidance to direct them in their studies. https://sharonwilharm.com/all-gods-women/

Through the years, Sharon Wilharm has worn many hats – filmmaker, blogger, writer, ministry leader, speaker, and now, podcast host. The common thread of all the hats is women and storytelling. She loves to tell stories that inspire and encourage women in their walk with the Lord. As a filmmaker, she made movies with a female perspective. As a blogger, she's shared the stories of female filmmakers, actresses, authors, and speakers. As a ministry leader, she's worked with girls and women of all ages, teaching them and helping them to discover and share their unique stories. As a speaker, she loves sharing personal stories of the amazing things she's witnessed God doing in her own life as well as in the lives of Bible women. Keep reading...

Some examples of Biblical Mom stories that have inspired Sharon Wilharm are Mephibosheth's nurse (who only has one verse!), Rizpah, and of course Mary. While she doesn't necessarily feel that all of the mothers are "exactly like her," she has been amazed at what we can learn through their experiences. It has become clear that the people and stories of the Bible are intentionally put there by God, no matter how short or obscure they seem, and that we have a lot that we can learn from them, especially the women of the Bible.

Sharon Wilharm, is a Christian speaker, Bible teacher, radio/podcast host, and former Christian filmmaker. She is also an accomplished storyteller. Sharon draws the audience in with humor, engages them with stories, then ties everything together to bring to light spiritual truths. Her heart's desire is to encourage women in their walk with the Lord, showing them how to find God's will for their life through prayer and scripture. Sharon has enjoyed a lifelong fascination with women of the Bible and loves applying the biblical stories to modern situations. She especially enjoys delving into lesser-known women and discovering encouraging truths for women of today. As host of All God’s Women podcast and internationally syndicated radio show, she’s working her way through the Bible one woman at a time, bringing to light the stories of ancient women and applying them to modern day living. Keep reading...

Christian women's speaker, Sharon Wilharm, is a ministry leader, podcast host, and female filmmaker whose stories have impacted audiences around the globe. As host of All God's Women podcast,  she loves taking women on a journey through the Bible focusing our attention on all the women in the Bible. She talks about women you've heard of all your life and women you've never heard of. Each has a story to tell, and she loves sharing them. .You can join her each week for the latest episode of All God's Women.To connect with Sharon visit http://www.sharonwilharm.comFor information about the women's event at Springfield Baptist Church visit http://www.springfield-baptist.comTo follow What's Your Story on Instagram visit http://www.instagram.com/whatsyourstory.podcastTo connect with Hannah visit http://www.hannahrconway.comTo connect with Stephani visit http://www.stephanicook.orgCover photo by Alison Weakley PhotographyBackground music by Scott HolmesSupport the show (HTTPS://www.buymeacoffee.com/wyspodcast)

Carol invites Sharon Wilharm on as a guest speaker.  Sharon shares beautiful and heart-warming stories about three nameless women in the Bible.  We know you will be truly blessed by this episode.    If you are finding value in these broadcasts, we would love if you would subscribe to our podcast.  Blessings.    Carol Strang  BeYoutiful Ministry & Coaching 

This is an announcement for our next episode which will air tomorrow.  Hope you can tune in.  We are still sharing on the topic COURAGE.  Blessings 

Merry Christmas, My Intentional Mom Friends!This is Val Harrison the Practically Speaking MOM and host of the Practically Speaking MOM: Intentional Mom, Strong Family Podcast. This week we’re all in for a Christmas crosscast! What's a "Crosscast?" It's a collaboration of podcasters. You'll be listening to a a collaboration of 12 fellow female podcasters. We were invited onto the All God’s Women Podcast. I hope you enjoy it! Thank you Sharon Wilharm of the All God’s Women Podcast for allowing me to participate in this Christmas crosscast. My Intentional Friends, I hope the next couple of weeks are a special time for you to honor our Savior Christ. I am taking a few weeks off from the podcast to spend time with my family. I will be back on Jan 11 and you’ll get to hear all of the Five R’s of Intentional Motherhood. In the mean time, be sure to watch for an email from me next Monday as it will contain a coupon to use on website, PracticallySpeakingMOM.com If you don’t see it in your inbox next Monday, check your spam folder. If you aren’t receiving my Monday emails, subscribe by entering your email at PracticallySpeakingMOM.com. Merry Christmas and I’ll see you Jan 11 right here on the Practically Speaking MOM: Intenitonal Mom, Strong Family Podcast.CONNECT with VAL Website Facebook Group Facebook Page Instagram

I am so excited to be able to share this episode with all of you.  Sharon Wilharm, host of All God's Women Podcast, has been studying the Women of Christmas book, and she had this wonderful idea to pull together several Christian women in podcasting to create this special episode that focuses on the Women of Christmas: Mary, Elizabeth, and Anna.  Listen in to hear how women today are connecting with some of the important women in Jesus' life.    You can find Sharon's podcast, All God's Women, wherever you listen to podcasts or by visiting All God's Women.

Sharon Wilharm is a speaker, podcast host, and former filmmaker. She’s from the Nashville area and hosts the All God’s Women podcast. We talk about filmmaking, the joys and challenges of being called into fields that you don’t feel prepared for, taking leaps of faith, and trusting God. I hope you will enjoy this interview with Sharon Wilharm, host of All God’s Women. Find Sharon Wilharm:www.sharonwilharm.comAll God’s Women Podcast:sharonwilharm.com/all-gods-women/Facebook: @AllGodsWomenPodcastTwitter: @AllGodsWomenPinterest: www.pinterest.com/sharonwilharm/all-gods-women-podcast/ Facebook: @sharonwilharmmotivationalspeakerTwitter: @SharonWilharmInstagram: @sharon_wilharmLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sharon-wilharm/*****************************Gifts for Glory Ministries:Would you consider being a patron? Visit our Patreon Page at www.patreon.com/gifts4glory and help us continue to do this great work!Contact Dave directly at:Dave@gifts4glory.comFacebook/Twitter/Instagram: @realdaveebertFor our ministries within Gifts for Glory, follow us on:Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @Gifts4GloryWell Versed Comedy Improv Ministry:Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @WellVersedCMDYPureFest: America’s Pure Comedy Festival:Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @PureFestChicago#OGHG Our Gifts for His Glory.Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and today is the last of the National Podcast Post Month bonus episodes. Yes, I know, it's only the 28th. However, my photographer daughter and I did some creative brainstorming this week while they were visiting for Thanksgiving, and I'm excited to announce that All God's Women is getting a facelift. So I'll be working on that getting ready to have the new look in time for the Women of Christmas series launching Wednesday, December 2.Now, the podcast itself will remain the same. But the graphics will have a completely new look. And I am so excited about that. You see, I had this original vision for the podcast logo and graphics, but I couldn't bring it to life. So I stumbled upon the yellow photo and ran with that. And I know a lot of you love the yellow. But I promise, you're going to love the new look even better. It so much better expresses who I am an the message I'm sharing. So be watching for that in a few days.In the meantime let's time a few moments to look at one verse in Isaiah that leads into the Women of Christmas series. The verse is found in Isaiah 7:14. Perhaps you're familiar with it. It's mentioned often in Christmas pageants. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 27 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we're looking at Isaiah's wife. You would think considering Isaiah was such a prominent figure in the Bible and the book of Isaiah is one of the longest books in the Bible with 66 chapters, that there would plenty of coverage of Mrs. Isaiah. In fact, though, she is mentioned only once. In Isaiah 8:3 we're told, “Then I went to the prophetess, and she conceived and bore a son.” That's it. That's the only time she's mentioned. All God's Women is a Bible study podcast 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.Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 26 of National Podcast Post Month. Not only that, but it's Thanksgiving Day here in the US. So instead of doing a traditional episode, or even a regular bonus episode, I want to do something different. On this day of Thanksgiving, I want to say thank you to each and every one of you who has taken time out of your busy schedules to spend some time with me and All God's Women. There's literally thousands of you, which, honestly, blows my mind. I am so grateful to each and every one of you. But today I'm going to take some time to call out cities where we have one lone woman who faithfully tunes in to All God's Women. I may not know you're name, but I see your cities pop up in the statistics, and I thank God for you, and I want you to know that I am praying for you today. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 24 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we look at another symbolic group of women, those who are snares and nets to unsuspecting men. We find her mentioned in Ecclesiastes 7:26. We  need to ask ourselves if we're acting as a snare, a net, or a fetter. We may be doing it unknowingly, even going so far as to think we're acting in love. We may be doing it so long we don't know how to stop. Our only hope is in the Lord.All God's Women is a Bible study podcast 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.Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 23 of National Podcast Post Month.In today's bonus episode we look at Lemuel's Mother. Don't remember her? She's the author of the famous 31st Proverb. If not for Lemuel's Mother and Proverbs 31, there wouldn't be an All God's Women podcast. You see, it all began about 2 years ago when I started a monthly Bible study luncheon at my house. I chose Proverbs 31 as the focus of our first 6 months. And as I prepared for my first lesson, I was surprised to discover it was advice given to King Lemuel by his mother. All God's Women is a Bible study podcast 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.Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 22 of National Podcast Post Month.Yesterday I said we'd be covering Zeresh today. But then when I started working on her, there was way too much to talk about to try to cover her in a bonus episode. So she's been promoted to a full episode in January, and today we'll talk instead about Daughters as Cornerstones.Daughters as Cornerstones is a symbolic term mentioned once in Psalm 144. The psalm is a poetic praise. David opens by blessing the Lord and going through attributes of God. He talks about God's power and all He does for His people. I challenge you to take a moment and read Psalm 144 in full. It's only 15 verses, so it won't take long. But it's a beautiful tribute to the Lord and a reminder of who we are in Him. All God's Women is a Bible study podcast 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.Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 21 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we look at Noadiah, an Old Testament prophetess. She's mentioned in only one verse, but what a sad verse it is.Nehemiah 6:14 says, “My God, remember Tobiah and Sanballat, according to these their works, and the prophetess Noadiah and the rest of the prophets who would have made me afraid.”All God's Women is a Bible study podcast 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.Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 20 of National Podcast Post Month.I'm excited to announce that we are done with the wives of kings and mothers of kings. No more, his mother's name was… and he followed the Lord, or his mother's name was… and he did evil in the sight of the Lord.No, in today's bonus episode we move into the book of Nehemiah. Now, when I was in college, I had a preacher who spent probably a year or so preaching through the book of Nehemiah. As a result, I fell in love with that book. But it's been awhile, and I don't recall reading about Shallum's daughters. But I'm glad to have discovered them now. So often we get discouraged as women feeling limited in what we can do. But when the need is great and the workers are few, women who are willing to get a little dirt under their fingernails are always appreciated. This was men's work, but Shallum enlisted the help of his daughters and they willingly served alongside the men.What about you? Are there needs around you, but you ignore them because, well, they're hard work? Maybe it involves manual labor. Maybe it just means stepping out of your comfort zone. It couldn't have been easy for Shallum's daughters to build a section of wall. But they saw a need, and they filled the need. Are you willing to do the same?All God's Women is a Bible study podcast 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.Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 19 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we look at Jedidah, wife of King Amon and mother of King Josiah. She's mentioned in only one verse, 2 Kings 22:1. “Josiah was eight years old when he became king, and he reigned thirty-one years in Jerusalem. His mother's name was Jedidah the daughter of Adaiah of Bozkath.” It's followed by, “And he did what was right in the sight of the LORD, and walked in all the ways of his father David; he did not turn aside to the right hand or to the left.”You know what that means. Jedidah is given credit for Josiah following God. All God's Women is a Bible study podcast 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.Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 17 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we look at Hephzibah, another wife of a king and mother of a king. She's mentioned in only one verse, 2 Kings 21:1.We're told, “Manasseh was twelve years old when he began to reign, and reigned fifty and five years in Jerusalem. And his mother's name was Hephzibah.”So, do you want to take a guess at what the next verse says? All God's Women is a Bible study podcast 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.Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 16 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we look at Zibiah, another wife of a king, mother of a king. We find her mentioned in 2 Kings 12:1.“In the seventh year of Jehu, Jehoash became king, and he reigned forty years in Jerusalem. His mother's name was Zibiah of Beersheba.”It continues in verse 2 with, “Jehoash did what was right in the sight of the LORD all the days in which Jehoiada the priest instructed him.”All God's Women is a Bible study podcast 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.Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 15 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we look at Maachah, which, surprisingly, there are seven Maachah's in the Bible. But we're going to focus in on the granddaughter of Absolom and the wife of King Rehoboam. We first meet her in 1 Kings 15, but I want to look first at 2 Chronicles 11:20-22. In verse 20 we're told that Rohaboam married her and she bore him Abijah, Attai, Ziza, and Shelomith. Then we learn that Rohaboam loved her more than any of his other wives and concubines, which is pretty impressive, considering he had 18 wives and 60 concubines. He fathered 28 sons and 60 daughters, but he appointed Maacha's son Abijah as crown prince to succeed him as king.All God's Women is a Bible study podcast 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.Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 14 of National Podcast Post Month.So now, I warned you, today's story is not pretty. In fact, it's quite disturbing. But it's included in the Bible for a reason, and as gory as it is, it's a message that needs to be shared. In 2 Kings 6 verses 26-30 we meet two mothers. Earlier in chapter 6 we find unrest between Israel and Syria leading to the king of Syria gathering his army and besieging Samaria. Add to that there was a famine. The economy reached the point where a donkey's head sold for 80 shekels of silver and a fourth of a cab of dove droppings sold for five shekels of silver. Donkey heads and dove droppings! People were desperate!These were dire times. But when mothers nonchalantly kill their children and think nothing of it, something is wrong. When mothers sacrifice their sons to serve themselves, there's a bigger problem than lack of food. It's no wonder the king tore his robes and went around in sackcloth. Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 13 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we look at Azubah, another mother whose influence weighed heavy on her son. Azubah was the wife of King Asa and mother of Jehoshaphat. She's mentioned twice.Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

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Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 12 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we look at Haggith, another woman who is only mentioned in context with her son. But her context is completely different than that of Zeruiah who we looked at on Tuesday.We learn in 2 Samuel 3:4 that Haggith was David's fifth wife and mother of his fourth son. Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 10 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we look at Zeruiah, half-sister of David. She's mentioned 25 times in the Bible and yet we're not anything about her other than her relationship to  David, her husband, and her sons. Either her husband died young or else Zeruiah was the more prominent member of the marriage because whenever her sons are mentioned, it's always that they were the sons of Zeruiah with no mention of her husband.Zeruiah lived a life in the shadows. We have no record of her doing anything other than raising three sons. And yet, 25 times her sons are listed as being the sons of Zeruiah.Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 9 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we look at Merab, a princess who was always at the mercy of the men in her life. We're first introduced to Merab in 1 Samuel 14. We're told she was the oldest of King Saul's two daughters. No mention of her is made again until chapter 18. Princesses are supposed to have these perfect lives, but Merab is one of many examples that show that sometimes being born into royal or prominent families can actually make for difficult lives for young women as they are often stripped of their rights. They become pawns in political games. Thus was the case of Merab. Don't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 8 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we continue in 2 Samuel 17. Yesterday we left off when David's two messengers were caught in En-rogel but escaped to Bahurim, a village east of Jerusalem on the route to Jordan. They came to a man's house that had a well in his courtyard, so they climbed in the well. The woman of the house saw what was going on and figured out who they were. Without anyone observing what she was doing, she covered the opening with a cloth then threw dried grain atop the cloth. You may be at a season of your life where most of your time is spent at home. You may feel there's nothing you can do while tucked away at home. But God has you right where you need to be. All you have to do is listen to His promptings and obey what He tells you to do. It may take courage, but He will guide you through it.For All God's Women Bible study show notes, visit All God's Women websiteDon't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 7 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we find ourselves in 2 Samuel 17 where we meet the Wench of En-rogel. It's the only time in the Bible this term is used, and while it has negative connotations nowadays, at the time, it was just another word for servant girl.Isn't it amazing how God can take those whom the world disregards and use them in mighty ways? Had the wench of En-rogel been a man, or even a wealthy or prominent woman, she would not have been able to serve as freely as a spy. As it was, she was practically invisible. But God saw her and He knew she was exactly what was needed to help save God's chosen man.For All God's Women Bible study show notes, visit All God's Women websiteDon't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 6 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we continue in 1 Samuel 18, looking at another group of women who were used in a mighty way, but not in the way anyone expected. One day as David was returning home from defeating Philistines, the women in the cities gathered in the streets, singing and dancing with tabrets or tambourines and other musical instruments. They danced around singing, “Saul has slain his thousands, And David his ten thousands.”I'm sure they meant well. They were celebrating David's successes. But their well meaning words cut to the heart of Saul. From that day on, Saul became an enemy of David, determined to keep him from taking over the throne.For All God's Women Bible study show notes, visit All God's Women websiteDon't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 5 of National Podcast Post Month.Today we move on to 1 Samuel 9 where we meet a group of young maidens on their way to draw water. They were merely going about their business, doing something they did every single day, but this particular day God used them in a mighty way.God used a lost donkey, a servant, and a group of girls to introduce Saul to the prophet Samuel who was to anoint him king. Our God is a God of destiny, not happenstance. Nothing is truly random. It all happens for a reason. It's likely those girls never knew that the man looking for a lost donkey was the man who later ruled over their land. It would have never occurred to them that giving directions to a lost man would set him on a royal path. But God knew. And not only did he let those young women be a part of His plan, He also recorded it for posterity so that we might know as well.For All God's Women Bible study show notes, visit All God's Women websiteDon't miss out on the daily bonus episodes being released as part of National Podcast Post Month. You can find them on your favorite podcast platform or listen directly at the website.Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Hi and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host, and it's day 2 of National Podcast Post Month. Podcasters around the world are celebrating by posting episodes each day of the month. For these bonus episodes, I'm doing short shout outs to obscure Bible women who are mentioned with only a sentence or two. But they were significant enough that God wanted to preserve them for posterity and let us know that these were women to be honored.Each episode will be just a couple of minutes, but long enough to call them out and give a brief bio. Today we continue in Exodus 35, this time looking at verses 25-26.  All you crafters, knitters, crocheters, and quilters are going to appreciate this passage. Social Corner:All God's Women on FacebookAll God's Women Bible Study Group on FacebookAll God's Women on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on FacebookHost Sharon Wilharm on TwitterHost Sharon Wilharm on InstagramHost Sharon Wilharm on LinkedInHost Sharon Wilharm on PinterestHost 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. 

Have you ever believed that before God can use you that you had to have a mature prayer life, be baptized or have proven yourself worthy by a certain standard? If so I hope that today's episode with storyteller Sharon Wilharm  will be reassuring that God's plan for you started long ago - and He factored in everything about you!  

In today’s episode, Sharon Wilharm: An Unexpected Calling, I’m talking with my friend, filmmaker, speaker, blogger, and podcast host Sharon Wilharm. We're talking about imposter syndrome and how she fell into her accidental calling. But we know with God, nothing is an accident, right? If you're viewing this post via email, the podcast player to listen in can be found here. Sharon is a ministry matchmaker. Her spiritual gifting is prophecy, and she loves being able to see the strengths of other people and help connect them and get them plugged into ministries where they can thrive. Through the years she's worn many hats – filmmaker, blogger, writer, ministry leader, speaker, and now podcast host. The common thread through all of them is women and storytelling. She loves telling stories that inspire and encourage women in their walk with the Lord. So cool how Sharon herself walked into an unexpected calling as a filmmaker. Sharon says, "As a speaker, I love sharing personal stories of the amazing things I’ve witnessed God doing in my own life as well as in the lives of others. And as a podcast host, I’m working my way through the Bible, sharing the stories of All God’s Women. Thanks for Listening! I hope you were inspired by what Sharon had to share. Connect with Sharon! Sharon Wilharm Sharon Wilharm is a female filmmaker, Christian speaker, and ministry leader. She's also the host of All God’s Women podcast. Sharon’s motion pictures have screened in theaters, festivals, and churches around the world and has aired on multiple television networks. She’s been recognized with the “Shibboleth Award for Visionary Leadership in the Field of Christian Filmmaking”, four ICVM Crown Awards, and dozens of “Best Director”, “Best Writer”, and “Best of Fest” awards. You can connect with Sharon at sharonwilharm.com. There you'll find all her social media links, her podcast, and her films. Connect with Me! Subscribe to my podcast so you'll never miss an episode! Also, check out dorisswift.com and hang out for a while. You’ll find free resources, like my Fear Fighting Bible Verses, and my ebook, Step Out of Your Doubt and Into Your Calling. Need help sharing your faith with others? Join my email list and receive my free resource, Simple Tips for Sharing Your Faith. in my monthly newsletter. Read my past blog posts and listen to previous podcast episodes all in one place. Struggling with Forgiving Yourself? Pick up a copy of my book, Goodbye Regret: Forgiving Yourself of Past Mistakes. It makes a great gift and is perfect for women's prison ministries, pregnancy centers, and women's ministry events. I hope you’ll join me next time when I talk with another woman who is taking action where her passion, compassion, and conviction intersect. Until then, friend, have a blessed week and I’ll talk to you soon. Stay awhile... Check out Fierce Calling past episodes!

Many of us have experienced tragedy, but not all of us have lived through 12+ natural disasters. Sharon Wilharm describes how each tragedy reassured her that God is still active in our world, how it changed her prayer life, and how she continues to find peace at the center of the chaos of our daily lives.   You can connect with Sharon at either of her websites: www.allgodswomen.com & www.sharonwilharm.com, or on Facebook & Instagram.   If you would like to learn more about how you can book and travel with Christ-like intention, please visit our website: www.christiantravelers.net!    God's Blessings & Safe Travels!

Sharon Wilharm is an award-winning female filmmaker, Christian speaker, and ministry leader. Initially reluctant to step into God’s call, Sharon gave God her yes and saw Him move in the miraculous. Whatever might be holding you back, Sharon’s story will encourage you to take a leap toward your destiny. Just like the process of making a film, we see the raw footage in life, but God sees the finished product. Connect with Sharon at www.sharonwilharm.com.

Sharon Wilharm is with me today sharing what it's like to be female filmmaker. She has great stories about what it's like to make films from a female perspective, what the independent film industry is like and how it feels to win some big awards! If you are interested in filmmaking at all you will love hearing her stories and perspective today. Sharon Wilharm

Hi, and welcome to All God's Women. I'm Sharon Wilharm, your host for the show, and I'm excited to be taking you on a journey through the Bible focusing our attention on All God's Women.  We'll be talking about women you've heard of all your life and women you've never heard of. Each has a story to tell, and I can't wait to share them. Together we'll discover life lessons we can take away from each of these ancient women and apply them to our modern day lives.Join us each week for the latest episode of All God's Women.

Sharon Wilharm shares with us her experiences in movies making and how Christian movies have a positive influence on modern society.

During this hour with Marnie and Sharon Wilharm you'll discover the stories behind these truthes:  When God closes a door, He doesn’t want us sneaking through windowsWhen God calls us to do something, He doesn’t always mean for us to do it immediately.God is the master of “out of the box” thinking.What a blessing it is that God doesn't limit Himself to our puny prayers.When God calls us to Goliath tasks, He provides the slingshot.God takes each of the pieces of our past and applies them to our future.Ideas are a dime a dozen. It’s what we do with them that counts.The world judges us by their understanding of Christianity.When you're beat down so low there's nowhere else to look, but up… That's when we look up to see the face of God.   As a speaker and female filmmaker who’s been a part of the movie industry for over a decade, Sharon Wilharm views life from a filmmaker’s perspective. She loves entertaining, inspiring, and encouraging women with her stories of Reels and Heels. Learn more at www.sharonwilharm.com.

Today's guest is Sharon Wilharm. When Sharon received her calling, God didn't give all of the details. It was a future she couldn't have comprehended or planned for, but God always knew her path and He kept her on it. In this episode, Sharon and I discuss the art of patiently waiting on God to advance your calling and reveal His plan.Listen as she shares her unexpected journey into filmmaking and the "God moment" when she realized she had, in fact, been ministering all along through her unique talents. If you are in a season of waiting, eager for God to open doors and clear the path so you can live into your calling as you've imagined it, please don't miss this episode. Connect with Sharon at: Sharon's speaker page Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sharonwilharmspeaker/Sharon's website: www.sharonwilharm.comSharon's blog: www.faithflix.comSharon's blog on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/faithflixfilms/Sharon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SharonWilharmSharon on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/sharonwilharm/boards/Sharon's movie website: www.summerof67.comOr learn more about this guest at http://www.heatherrandall.com/podcastguests/sharon-wilharm

Join us as we talk with filmmaker Sharon Wilharm, we discuss her latest film "Summer of 67", and her blog Faithflix.

The founder of Faith Flix, a promotional hub for upcoming releases, celebrity interviews, movie reviews, and coverage of film events within the world of Christian media, Sharon Wilharm is also a filmmaker, blogger, and speaker in her own right. With a decade of writing and directing feature films under her belt, Sharon’s goal is to provide time-earned wisdom to independent filmmakers and all those involved in faith-based films – ultimately raising the bar for Christian media of all kinds.

Making movies does happen outside of Hollywood. And independent films prove that not every movie requires a big budget. Sharon Wilharm, and her husband John, are releasing their seventh film, The Summer of 67 (www.summerof67.com) in November 2018. An avid reader with a degree in journalism, Sharon never imagined a career as a filmmaker, but her marriage to John changed all of that. In turn, it awakened a passion she never knew she had.

Telling the story of survival. Join Pastor Tom for this 24 Today Podcast INTERVIEW of Sharon Wilharm. Sharon's father survived one of the worst Naval tragedies in US history. Sharon has made a feature film about his story, entitled "Summer of 67". MORE from Pastor Tom at www.TomWhitesel.com MORE from Pastor Tom as www.24Today.org MORE from Sharon Wilharm at https://summerof67.com

This week I discuss the movie Summer Of 67' with Sharon Wilharm, director, and screenwriter. Find out more about the movie here: www.summerof67.com/ I also give a short review of Sarah Sundin's book, Through Waters Deep. Interested in being on the podcast? Visit my website at www.alyssatillett.com

Hannah Anders - Hannah is a country music artist who just released her brand new single "Turn It Up".  Hannah is here to talk about her career, her passion for music, and we play her single "Turn It Up" for you to hear!Sharon Wilharm - Sharon is a filmmaker and blogger who just released her brand new film "Summer of 67" a Vietnam love story!  She talks about this movie, her passion for film and we talk about other projects she has in the works.

Hannah Anders - Hannah is a country music artist who just released her brand new single "Turn It Up".  Hannah is here to talk about her career, her passion for music, and we play her single "Turn It Up" for you to hear!Sharon Wilharm - Sharon is a filmmaker and blogger who just released her brand new film "Summer of 67" a Vietnam love story!  She talks about this movie, her passion for film and we talk about other projects she has in the works.

Listen in tonight as Sharon Wilharm, film director, writer and filmmaker shares how writing led her to creating films of faith as well as the joys in her film directing journey.  Share this listening experience with a friend and spread the word about this rising filmmaker.  For more information on tonight's guest, log onto www.summerof67.com and www.sharonwilharm.com.    The intention of the interview is to reveal how the Lord is always showing us ways to get the victory in life, whether our times are hard or easy.  All of His ways create eternal fruit in our lives and in the lives of others..  Certainly a few attributes that identify the Winning Woman and the Winning Man of God will be exposed tonight..   *Remember to subscribe/ follow "The Winning Ways Show to stay in the know about new episodes and updates. *Lets get connected on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook (@StephannieBooks) *On Demand episodes can also be accessed at www.StephannieBooks.com

If you love watching a moving story that will bring back memories of your youth and touch your heart,you are going to want to catch this show!  Sharon Wilharm is a female filmmaker who is getting ready for the theatrical release of her latest film, Summer of ’67.It’s coming to theaters on June 29thand is a Vietnam War love story told from the perspective of the women left behind.  Sharon is joining us to share all about the film and how the subject matter reflected the lives of her parents and impacted her childhood. If you are a lover of sweeping stories that tug at your heartstrings, make sure to tune in and hear more about this remarkable film! 

Welcome to the Up2Me Radio Show with your Host Gabby G and special guest Ms. Sharon Wilharm, Filmmaker & Director of Faith Flix Films. Join the conversation as Sharon Wilharms discusses her latest project and film called "Providence". Providence movie will be releasing to theaters in February 2016. It is a redemptive love story that spans forty years. Like The Good Book movie, Providence is told silent cinema style but has a more indie feel and features an eclectic blend of music by independent artists tied together by cinematic scoring. Providence movie will be releasing to theaters in February 2016. It is a redemptive love story that spans forty years. Like The Good Book movie, Providence is told silent cinema style but has a more indie feel and features an eclectic blend of music by independent artists tied together by cinematic scoring. www.faithflixfilms.com Tune in to learn more about this film and it's theme song "Walking Stories".Enjoy photos from scenes in the movie as you listen to this broadcast. The opinions expressed in this radio broadcast are for inspiration and entertainment purposes only. This show is a production of Atlanta Life Radio and to learn more about us visit www.atlantaliferadio.com