SHE Series 05: Be Quiet, My Sister {2 Samuel 13}

03/04/21 • 40 min

In this episode we continue to set our eyes on the worth of women in the storyline of the Bible. We're still in the sad part of the story - the fall. The topic of today's teaching is an aspect of womanhood that doesn't get much attention in the church, but should. It's the topic of abuse.
The Bible does not turn a blind eye to the abuse of women because God does not turn a blind eye to the abuse of women. In His justice, He avenges the oppression. In His love, He heals and restores the victim. In His Son, He absorbs all the shame.
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SHE Series 04: They Knew They Were Naked {Genesis 3}

What happens when a man listens to a woman? The entire world falls into ruin and chaos, or so the story goes, right?
Not exactly. While Genesis 3 has been used throughout church history to both criticize and silence women, a careful study of this passage from a whole-Bible perspective paints a much different picture. Here's a few truths we uncover in this episode:

Women are NOT inherently more gullible or less capable of handling God's Word than men.
Women are NOT by nature temptresses.
The "real" sin in Genesis 3 is NOT a woman usurping a man's authority.
Women are NOT inherently more power-hungry and controlling.
The story of Eve is NOT merely a cautionary tale.

I learned SO MUCH studying this passage, and I know you will too. Enjoy!

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SHE Series 06: Daughter, Your Faith Has Saved You {Luke 8:40-56}

If we want to know what God is like, the best thing we can do is look at Jesus. It stands to reason, then, that clearest expression of God's heart for women is on display in the Gospels where we see story after story of Jesus defying social convention in order to love women well. In this episode, we move into the redemption portion of the biblical storyline by fixing our eyes on an extraordinary encounter between Christ and a nameless woman plagued with long-term suffering and shame. His tenderness toward her moves me to tears nearly every time I read it because it reminds me just how much I'm seen, known, and cherished by God. I pray it does the same for you.
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