Series › Women of Faith
The story of Rahab and the lessons learned
- May 16, 2021
A Jewish girl was kidnapped and became the slave of Naaman the Syrian's wife. Instead of becoming bitter, she loved her captors and told them about the God of Israel. This girl gives ten challenges to our faith that can get us out of our “prison” of feelings and into an overcoming faith.
- May 30, 2021
A biographical sermon on the widow of Zarephath showing numerous applications to the present
- June 6, 2021
This sermon shows the ways this woman is a model for women and the ways in which she is not. She was a wealthy woman who did not allow her wealth to keep her from being a woman of faith who walked in the fear of God. Seeing the poem through the lens of is structure gives added meaning to each verse.
- June 13, 2021
A biographical sermon on a remarkable woman of faith who lived in a suffocating and miserable marriage.
- June 20, 2021
Seen within an Old Covenant context of God's treatment of Canaanites, Christ's behavior with this woman is perfectly understandable. This sermon shows how she went from a seeking dog to a found sheep in the house of Israel.
- July 18, 2021
This sermon explores faith in the face of suffering and hopelessness
- July 25, 2021
Teaching and application of various passages related to Peter's mother-in-law.
- August 1, 2021
This story of redemption shows that God can produce great things out of horrible beginnings. Little by little God weaned Leah from finding security in man and helped her to find security in God. Over time even Jacob recognized what a gem she had become by God's grace.
- August 8, 2021
Many women have husbands who are very uninvolved in the faith of the family. This sermon addresses those tough situations and what can be done to ensure covenant succession still happens. It also addresses the difficult situation of families that have no local church.
- August 15, 2021
This sermon delves into six facets of what is involved in praying in the Holy Spirit
- August 22, 2021
Avoiding the extremes of feminism and hyperpatriarchalism, this sermon shows how Deborah can be an example to modern women on how to be supportive in bringing reform to a backslidden nation.
- August 29, 2021
This sermon focuses on two things illustrated in Lydia's life: how God used civics and business to advance His kingdom in Europe and the Sovereignty of God in salvation and all of life.
- September 5, 2021
This sermon clears away the errors propagated by Rome and Eastern Orthodoxy concerning Mary, and then demonstrates how Mary is a role model for us in several areas of life.
- September 12, 2021
Mary was a leader of women who had tremendous characteristics. This sermons opens up her life and makes applications to men and women today.
- October 10, 2021
This sermons builds on the Mary Magdalene sermon and shows how Priscilla breaks all kinds of stereotypes related to women. Priscilla and Aquila were a remarkable couple.
- October 24, 2021
This practical sermon shows the things that can turn a pleasant Naomi into a bitter Mara, and the grace and actions needed to reverse that. It also gives other practical applications from this woman of faith.
- November 21, 2021
This sermon makes numerous applications for today from the lives of these remarkable women of faith.
- December 12, 2021
This sermon examines the good, the bad, and the ugly of Hannah's parenting, and in the process shows that Hannah can teach us a lot about processing the pain of abuse.
- January 16, 2022
This nameless woman was a model peacemaker. But she also modeled many other graces to modern women.
This sermon shows how God met the deepest longings of the nameless woman by the well. In the process it teaches us much about evangelism, relational wisdom, heart issues, the nature of the true Gospel, etc.
- March 20, 2022
Tabitha models how anything and everything we do can count for eternity if it is done in faith to God's glory and by the Holy Spirit's power.
- March 27, 2022
This sermons gives numerous applications and lessons from the life of Sarah. In the process, it teaches us the Biblical principles for knowing how to apply biographies using Biblical doctrine and ethics. As 1 Corinthians 10 teaches us, we can learn from history by avoiding disastrous actions of Biblical characters and as Hebrews 11 teaches us, we can learn from history by imitating the faith of the saints of old and learn how to expect great things from God and attempt great things for Him. Sarah's life has both lessons.