Finding the MORE Ministries

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

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.

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?

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.

 

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.

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.

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!

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

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.

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