10 Relationship Lessons From the Women of the Bible

Ten women in the Bible and ten lessons about love that nobody teaches: Leah, Abigail, Michal, Hannah, the woman at the well, Esther, Ruth and Priscilla.
In-depth devotional studies on the women of Scripture, Eve, Sarah, Rachel, Rebekah, Leah and more, and the God who meets us in their stories.

Ten women in the Bible and ten lessons about love that nobody teaches: Leah, Abigail, Michal, Hannah, the woman at the well, Esther, Ruth and Priscilla.

Not every voice that knows your sin is the voice of God. Learn to tell condemnation from conviction through the woman at the well in John 4.
Asked to leave home and marry a stranger, Rebekah answered in three words: I will go. Five lessons in the kind of faith that actually moves.

Rachel had beauty and a husband's love, yet lived with empty arms. On longing, envy, and the tender moment God remembered her.

Leah was unloved by Jacob but deeply seen by God. Discover 4 powerful lessons from Leah in Genesis 29–30 about endurance, identity, and finding worth beyond human approval.

Sarah's hardest battle was not hearing God, but that time kept contradicting Him. Encouragement for anyone waiting on an overdue promise.

Doubt often sounds like the calendar: too late, too old. Five ways Sarah's faith answers the doubt we carry, and still ends in laughter.

Sometimes a promise from God feels offensive because it sounds too good, or too late. Five surprising lessons from how God met Sarah at ninety.

Eden is famous for what was lost, but it is also the birthplace of hope. God spoke a promise in the middle of the fall, and He still does.

Comparison magnifies the one thing you lack and hides the ninety-nine you have. Eve's story, and a simple practice for real contentment.
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