Calling all ladies!
Did you know that Blue Letter Bible has women’s ministry resources?
Well, we do! It has always been our desire to work alongside the local church by providing a wide variety of free bible study resources for both men and women. We want you, our users, to grow in the knowledge of God, the study of His word, and the love of Christ in ways that compel you to pass on what you know—namely, the gospel of Jesus Christ. For this reason, we have compiled a list of helpful resources for a women’s ministry page, which we are calling Glimpses of His Glory.
On this women’s ministry page, you will find Bible Studies on the Women of the Bible as well as writings from Christian Women in modern times, whether serving in the mission field, or as teachers, poets, songwriters, devotional writers, and more. Additionally, you will find reproductions of lovely devotionals from the 19th Century.
Resources for Women’s Ministry include:
- Women of Scripture (Eve, Sarai/Sarah, Rebekah, Miriam, Deborah)
- Study resources
- The Women in the Word (Mary Elizabeth Baxter)
- Women of the Bible (P.C. Headley)
- The Women of the Scriptures (H. Hastings Weld)
- Biographies
- The World’s Workers (Lizzie Alldridge)
- Missionaries
- Nor Script (Amy Carmichael)
- Hymns and Poetry
- Evening Melodies (Frances Ridley Havergal)
- Devotionals
- Vessels of God (a 19th century devotional for every day of the month)
- Audio Resources (Elisabeth Elliot, Kay Smith)
We pray that the Lord will use these free resources to bless your study of His Word!
Visit yourself or forward to a woman in your life:
Ann Weveti Munyi says
June 22, 2011 at 2:48 amLuv it & would certainly want to hear more. God Bless.
Chris Poblete says
June 22, 2011 at 8:30 amWe hope to add more in the future! Thanks for reading.
Martha Tata Allen says
June 22, 2011 at 7:02 amI can’t make my computer work with it comes to the devotion site. when I click on it the computer turns darker, and it doesn’t open the devotions book
Maybe, because I have a Mac computer?
Chris Poblete says
June 22, 2011 at 8:23 amHi Martha! Hmm, that’s strange. It should work. I just tried on a Mac at our office. What web browser are you using?
Connie Hollis says
June 22, 2011 at 8:51 amChris,
I noticed that you responded to the above blogs which I think is great. Though this is not related to the Women’s Ministry, it indirectly could be. In my study of the Bible, I use your concordance, and I have notice qal and Hiphil. What do these mean? How does it affect the definitions of the words? Just wanting to have a deeper understanding of God’s Word. I will check back later.
Thanks, Connie
Chris Poblete says
June 23, 2011 at 2:27 pmHi Connie,
What verse are you studying? I’ll see if I can help with your study.
Connie Hollis says
June 23, 2011 at 8:00 pmChris,
I have wondered about it on various word studies. The verse that I am looking at right now is Ps 119:118 and the word err. How do you know which one is the correct one to use, the qal or the hiphil. qal would indicate that it would be a personal going astray from God’s statues, but hiphil seems to say that those who would lead other astray from God’s statues. The tendency is to assume that it is the individual going astray, but I can also see it as those who lead others astray, or even both ways. But just in general, what do the two words mean, and is there like a rule of thumb that I could apply to know which word is the intended interpretation of the scripture. I know that you can go by the context in general, but am wondering if there is more to it than that. Well thank you for responding and I will check back sometime tomorrow or Saturday.
In Christ,
Connie
Sakunthala Samuel says
June 24, 2011 at 1:11 amMy husband is a Pastor He has developed one web site he has put some tools for woman’s ministry hope some people may like to use. I am from New Delhi, India. We are using Blue Letter Bible for 12 years now. Thank you for all you help.