The Women of the Bible and You

Let the women of the Bible guide you in faith

Join the inspirational women of the Bible on a weekly journey of devotion. The Women of the Bible and You examines the stories of female Biblical figures both big and small, so you can take a moment from your busy week to explore the lessons they reveal―and gain guidance for your own present-day journey of faith.

Each week, you’ll become acquainted with heroines of scripture from Queen Esther to Mary Magdalene, as well as Bible passages that speak to the obstacles and joys women face today. Discover how these women of the Bible overcame challenges―and how you can live faithfully in their footsteps. You’ll find journal prompts, reflections, and more along the way to help deepen your relationship with God.

The Women of the Bible and You includes:

Guiding modern life―Explore ancient narratives of faith―and the light they can shed on contemporary experiences.
Study and prayer―Whether you read The Women of the Bible and You individually or with a group, each devotion offers inspiration for reflection and growth.
A woman’s perspective―Written by a woman, for women, these discussion topics can be relevant to believers at any age or stage of life.

Strengthen your faith through weekly devotion with The Women of the Bible and You.

Eve : God’s grace made real : is week 1 and 2 devotional.

Book Review:

It’s a great women’s devotional with 52 weeks of prompts and reflection written for today’s women. I enjoyed reading and learning about the challenge the women of the Bible overcome and how we can learn from there trails. A book perfect to start the new year off with. Lisa

Genesis 2:18

And the LORD God said, It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him an help meet for him.

The second chapter of the Genesis discusses how God created man. Genesis tells us that Adam was the first human created on Earth, out of the dust. God endowed him with the breath of life, and in this instance, he gave Adam a soul. … God’s command was steadfast and so he expected Adam to abide by it.