The surprising truth about Christmas love. It’s not what you think!
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Inspired by the women of the Bible, we often look to them as examples and mentors. Despite being second class citizens, these women didn’t let life roll them over. In addition to their strength of character, we examine their weaknesses too. Whether good or bad their actions made an impact on their world and future generations.
For instance, Eve is the reason we live in a fallen world and Esther saved the Jews from annihilation. Additionally, Dorcas societies still operate today, providing clothes for the needy. Check out our community page to find out more about this exceptional woman.
Furthermore, biblical women struggled with infertility, parenting issues, caretaking worries, and health concerns. Likewise, some had troubled marriages, and others labored to make ends meet. Moreover, they were tempted and had character flaws like us: jealousy, fear, greed, anger, lack of confidence, and selfishness to name just a few.
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The surprising truth about Christmas love. It’s not what you think!
Peace is the third Fruit of the Spirit and the one we look at in this post as we continue our series. Peace seems illusive in our society, personally, even in the church. So, is it possible to find it in this world? It sure doesn't feel like it. My stomach is often in...
As we study the fruits of the Spirit we find out that joy is not circumstantial, but should be consistent, even in difficult times. How is that possible. Let’s take a look together.