The Law Of Kindness Is On Her Tongue: Women In The Faith

An exploration of Sarah and Rebekah as models of faith and sacrifice. The class examines how these women demonstrated extraordinary courage and commitment, choosing obligation over entitlement while standing with their husbands through severe trials.

The class explores the story of Dinah from Genesis, focusing on her experiences and the challenges she faced within her family and community. It emphasizes the importance of faith, prayer, and resilience in the face of adversity, drawing parallels to the struggles of young people today.

The class focuses on Miriam, sister of Moses and Aaron, highlighting her role in saving Moses and her leadership among the women of Israel. It also addresses her moment of shame when she speaks against Moses, leading to divine punishment, emphasizing the importance of humility and faith.

The class examines the faith of Rahab and Ruth, two Gentile women who converted to the faith despite their backgrounds. It highlights Rahab's transformation from a prostitute to a believer and Ruth's dedication to her faith and family.

The class explores Mary's life, focusing on her faith and the challenges she faced as the mother of Jesus. It highlights her spiritual depth, her trials, and her unwavering trust in God's promises.