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Is it possible for one woman to change a life or impact future generations? Women Seeking Christ answers this question with a resounding YES. Join us for a closer walk with Jesus and discover your sphere of influence in Christ.
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.
Women Seeking Christ is a place where we tackle all these subjects and more. Connect, ask questions, express doubts, share concerns, and celebrate victories.
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“I marvel at the intrinsic power given to women by our Creator. Considered chattel in Biblical times, these women did not stand idly by while life rolled them over. Women have the ability to impact the world in a profound way. Even me, Even YOU, Even NOW.”
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Probably most of you have heard about Joy Behar mocking Vice President Pence’s faith on the ABC show called The View. Her statement caused quite a stir, and today I want to address this controversy by blogging A Biblical View!
“Don’t call me Naomi,” she responded. “Instead, call me Mara, for the Almighty has made life very bitter for me. I went away full, but the LORD has brought me home empty. Why call me Naomi when the LORD has caused me to suffer and the Almighty has sent such tragedy upon me” (Ruth 1: 20-21 NLT)?
Do you ever have an attitude like Naomi? Do you feel like God answers other prayers, but not yours? That God blesses other people more than you?
Do you think an ordinary woman can change the world for future generations?
I am writing a study about women in the Bible and upon researching these remarkable ladies I can unequivocally answer yes to this question.
These women were considered chattel and had few rights. Despite their second-class status, many of them showed strength of character, courage, and conviction. They took control of their lives, attained success, and were used by God to accomplish His will.
To name a few: