As we wrap up our series focusing on women in scripture, we take a look at the story of one of Israels unsung heroes: Deborah. She was a woman of courage and faith and leaves a legacy of obedience that we can still learn from today.

Lydia was an affluent member of society in Philippi when Paul showed up to share the gospel. She leveraged what she had to help him plant a hugely impactful church. This week we ask together what could happen if we approached stewardship and generosity like Lydia did.

Jochebed may have been the greatest mother of all time. What made her so great at raising children and how can we apply that to every aspect of our lives?

As we continue to look at the faithfulness of Ruth this morning, we discover how the Lord is able to work through Ruth's big and small steps of obedience to bless her and her family. And as we close out Ruth 4, we find that God's blessings throughout the story of Ruth have a far greater impact than simply on her family, but on all of eternity. With this in mind, we are able to see how God is also working through our faithfulness to not only bless our lives, but to create ripples that will far exceed the scope of our own stories.

Ruth's faith in God and commitment to Naomi are astounding. While most people immigrate to a new land for the hope of a better life, Ruth does so with the expectation of a worse one. It is clear that Ruth has a faith strong enough to understand that there is no better life than one within the Will of God, even if it feels contradictory to her own worldly goals and expectations.

Mary of Bethany was one of maybe three people in Jesus life who saw him for who he really was and understood what he came to do. Why was she able to see him clearly when so many others couldnt?

This week we kick off our series looking at the amazing women in the bible with Esther. Who would ever think a beauty pageant would have anything to do with rescuing an entire people from genocide?!