Finding the MORE Ministries

Women of the Bible III - Abigail

Abigail was a woman of great character and strength who saved her family from David’s
wrath – an example for all women.

Women of the Bible III - Bathsheba

A King, a rooftop, and a bath lead to sinful lust, deceit, murder, and much sorrow, but God through repentance changed how the story ended.

Women of the Bible III - Adulterous Woman

An adulterous woman, with no name, encounters Jesus in a life-and-death situation.
What an example of compassion and forgiveness we can glean from?

Women of the Bible III - Tamar

Tamar is a gentile woman that tricked Judah to fulfill the obligation to continue the bloodline. Which we later learn is listed in the lineage of Christ.

 

Women of the Bible II - Woman at the Well

The Woman of Samaria (a meeting at the well)
The Samarian woman with a reputation met a man at the well that knew everything about her
and He accepted her and changed her life.

Women of the Bible II - Naomi & Ruth

Ruth was a non-Hebrew daughter-in-law of Naomi that chose God and trusted Him with her
future and was content with whatever would come her way.

Women of the Bible II - Rahab

Rahab was a non-Hebrew woman that had heard about the one and only God and what He
could do – she risked it all to have Him change her life!

Women of the Bible II - Hagar

Hagar is the first non-Hebrew woman that has an encounter with God – He saw her and He
changed her life.

Women of the Bible - Rachel & Leah

A story of two sisters and one man. We see yet again a woman who is barren and the
consequences of when love is not enough. Let’s see Leah from a different perspective.

Women of the Bible - Rebekah

Rebekah’s story begins as a beautiful love story dealing with barrenness yet again. How
favoritism plays a role in one family.