Church of God Ministries
“1 Peter 2:5 – In His Hands, We Are Built”
There is a woman mention by name in the Bible who was used by God for a very great purpose. When she was a young child, I doubt that she would have imagined what her purpose would be or that she would have desired that purpose. Her name is Anna, and she is recorded as being a prophetess.
We will examine the life of Mary of Bethany to exemplify the principle of choosing and doing the one thing that is necessary for us in our walk with God. The one beneficial activity is spending time alone with God in His Word and in prayer.
When we talk about Martha, she is usually included with her sister Mary. We don’t often separate the two and talk just about Martha. Who was she? How did she think? What can we learn from her? Tonight, we will delve into the scriptures to unearth some treasures which we can learn from with the story of Martha.
The list of Heroes of Faith in Hebrews chapter 11 includes a most unlikely female personality, whose name was Rahab. Let’s study this unique woman.
There is a woman in the Bible that we can look to regarding how to raise God fearing children. Who is this woman? Her name is Salome, the wife of Zebedee, the mother of James and John.
Only a little bit is written about Joanna in the Bible, but she was a very valuable asset to the work of Jesus Christ. What did she do and why was she so valuable to Jesus?
In the last week before Jesus’ crucifixion, He was having a very intense discussion with His disciples in the temple. Of all the people that were passing through the temple, why did He draw their attention to the Widow with the Two Small Coins?
Who was the woman who is most closely related to Jesus Christ? It would be the woman who would know Him best – His mother – Mary, the mother of Jesus.
When Paul traveled to Macedonia, Lydia was his first recorded convert. We typically know her as a “seller of purple”, but why else was she important to Paul?