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Up until the 6th grade, I attended private Catholic school, had memorized countless hymns, recitations and was very familiar with every prayer and ritual. The thing I wasn’t familiar with however, was the Bible. In August of 1989, my mom, my sisters and I moved from Bolivia to southern California….
One woman couldn’t forgive herself, and that made her thirsty. I understand. The woman at the well is more like me than I want to admit. She was living with a man who wasn’t her husband…me too. In her culture, living together before marriage was far more disgraceful than it…
When I was in the trenches of postpartum depression, Jochebed often popped into my mind. In the face of one of history’s greatest tragedies, Jochebed trusted her God and saved her son by sending him straight to her people’s persecutor. She is barely mentioned in the Bible except for this…
I know you’re probably questioning my choice for “Biblical Woman of Influence”. When you hear the words “Influence”, “Woman”, “Bible” and “Beauty” all in the same sentence, you’d probably never in your lifetime add Tamar to that list. Many of you heard about her. She’s rarely preached about and most…
In the Holy Bible, we find several Biblical women of influence. Their testimonies are written to give us examples of how much worth women have in serving the Lord. Not only that, their testimonies can lead to the analysis of different ways we can all as women of God, be…
The love triangle of Jacob, Rachel, and Leah rolls off the pages of the Bible like some kind of big screen movie up for the latest Academy Award. Two sisters in love with the same man. Lies. Deceit. Jealousy. Except it’s not a movie. The story of Jacob, Leah and…
It was by faith that Rahab, the prostitute, was not destroyed with the people in her city who refused to obey God. For she had given a friendly welcome to the spies. Hebrews 11:31 (NLT) Yes, you read correctly, a prostitute. Rahab, a biblical woman of influence, was a prostitute…
Who are the women you look up to – are they leaders, maybe an actress, a politician or a speaker? (There are Bible teachers that I have to say inspire me and they are Priscilla Shirer and Beth Moore.) Can I assume that none of us listed Jezebel – right?!?!? There isn’t…