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What Women Wish Men Understood about Them (2 of 2)
by Kerry Shook
The Way to Win My Heart is to Engage My Emotions. It's been said the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, but the way to win a woman's heart is to engage her emotions. From what I heard from women this week and from what I've read from God's Word, God created a woman to long to be in a relationship with a man whose capable of relating to her on a deep, emotional level. Emotional engagement is crucial for her. Stephen Arterburn and Fred Stoeker in their book, Every Man's Marriage says a wife's deepest desire is oneness, emotional engagement while the man desires peace...
Women's Role (2 of 4)
by Stephen Whitney
In July 2008 the Church of England's ruling body voted to support women to become bishops without giving traditional supporters of male-only priesthood the concessions they had sought if this change was implemented. Both sides had conceded the tradition of male-only bishops would be changed and the lengthy debate centered on what accommodation would be given to dissenters. One bishop broke down in tears at the meeting of senior British church leaders in York as he described his distress at the church's lack of willingness to accommodate traditionalists who threatened to leave if they felt...
What Women Want (2 of 4)
by Brad Whitt
INTRO: I want you to take God's Word this morning and be finding your place at the Song of Solomon if you will. Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon. This morning we are going to continue in our series of studies on the sensitive subject of sex. And what we're talking about in this series is God's glory and the gift of sex. Sex was created by God, but sex was corrupted by sin. Sex finds its completion in Christ and it must be controlled by the Spirit. That's what we discovered last week. Now, this morning I want to talk to the men, and I want to share with you , from God's Word, the secret of pleasing a woman...
Women Who Win
by Jerry Vines
In Luke chapter 1 there is the account of a most unusual family in the Bible. It is the only family I know about of which it is said that every member of the family was filled with the Holy Spirit. Zacharias, the father, was filled with the Holy Spirit. John the Baptist, we are told, was filled with the Holy Spirit from his mother's womb. We are also told that Elizabeth, the mother of the family, was filled with the Holy Spirit. I think you will agree with me that if there is a man and a woman and children in a family all filled with the Holy Spirit, this indeed is a home that wins. This is a family that is going to succeed. Every time you...
Women in the Church
by Stuart Briscoe
Margaret Thatcher, Indira Gandhi, Sandra Day O'Connor and Sally Ride have a lot in common and have a lot to say. So do Miriam, Mary, Phoebe, Priscilla and Junia. But what they are saying differs according to the hearing apparatus of those who are listening.I. Women in the Church-A Cultural Fact. A. Numerical superiority of women.1. They live longer. 2. Elmbrook membership-45% men, 55% women. B. Cultural uncertainty of women.1. The Feminine Mystique…is being wife and mother enough? 2. The Feminist Mystique…is being everything possible? C. Ecclesiastical controversy of women. 1. Is biblical teaching...
Jesus and Women, Re-imagining John 4
by Christopher Harbin
Bear with me for a moment. I've heard lots of discussions about how women should not be allowed to preach, hold authority over men, be ordained, or be pastor of a church. On the other hand, I have not heard a lot of discussion regarding Jesus' positions concerning women. If Jesus had been against allowing women it should have affected how he treated women, spoke to them, and spoke of them. We should see clues to how the church should relate to women in Jesus' actions and attitudes. So, if Jesus' attitudes regarding women were like what so many teach today, we should see them in the gospel texts, above...
Women Who Never Quit (9 of 35)
by John Barnett
Mothers of the Promise Mothers are quite a precious commodity, aren't they? Each of us owes our very existence to our Mom! Scriptures are specific when we speak to the blessed theme of motherhood. In fact: God is interested in individuals - 2,930 are individuals named. God is interested in women, 327 are women, nearly all mothers.We know more specifics and good things about women from God's word than any other ancient document. Let's go to the starting or origin point - Gen. 2:18-25. We see her as the crowning act of creation, its completion. She is that which made good God's only bad report 'not good man...
Proverbial Women (3 of 11)
by Zach Terry
ILLUSTRATION: (Borrowed from Stu Weber's - Tender Warrior) In J.R.R. Tolkien's classic fantasy, "The Hobbit", a band of dwarves and one little hobbit are seemingly lost beyond hope in a vast, vile forest called Mirkwood. Against all counsel and warning, they have strayed from the path, looking for food, and now find themselves in deadly peril from hunger, thirst and nests of giant sinister spiders. The ancient forest is so dense that the sky above is virtually obliterated by the towering branches and thick foliage. Half- blind in the perpetual dush and bereft of any sense of direction, the dwarves send Bilbo the...
Women: A Work in Progress
by M. Jolaine Szymkowiak
The Bible is full of stories of women doing great and mighty things. They were women of faith. Women who were shrewd who knew how to get things done, women who put their lives, families and business on the line for their work for the Lord and His servants. We find women in both the Old and New Testaments in every role from poets to prophets.The prophetess, Anna, widowed at an early age, spent the major part of her life in the temple where she worshipped with fasting and prayer. She gave thanks to God and spoke of Him to all who sought the redemption of Jerusalem (Luke 2:36-38). The poor widow....
Adam and Eve (2 of 6)
by Jeff Schreve
Well, if you have your Bibles, please turn to Genesis chapter 1 and Genesis chapter 2. We're going to look at those passages today. We want to talk about Adam and Eve. I heard about a Sunday school teacher, fifth grade Sunday school teacher. And this Sunday school teacher was trying to teach his Sunday school class, about the evils of alcohol. And so he had an object lesson. And he brought in a glass of whiskey and he brought in a glass of water, and he put it on the table. And he had two worms in another little container. He told his class about the evils of alcohol. He picked up one of the worms and he...
The Bionic Woman
by Adrian Rogers
Alright, take God's holy word please and turn to Proverbs chapter thirty one. We're going to begin reading in verse ten, read all the way through the end of the chapter, begins with a question, Who can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far above rubies. Her husband doth safely trust in her so that he shall have no need of spoil. She will do him good and not evil all the days of her life. She seeketh wool and flax and worketh willingly with her hands. She is like the merchants' ships; she bringeth her food from afar. She riseth also while it was yet night and giveth meat to household and a portion to her maidens...
Proverbial Sobriety (8 of 11)
by Zach Terry
INTRODUCTION: Your bible is 66 individual documents compiled into 1 book. Among those 66 documents there are several different GENRES of literature. Each Genres has it's own rules for interpretation, comprehension and application. Not understanding that can cause you a lot of trouble. This is why when people set out to read through the bible they start in Genesis which is a historic narrative, it's a story, it's easy to read. But when you come to leviticus you find it very difficult. That's because the genre has shifted into legal discourse, but your mind is still in historic narrative mode. When you understand...
Wise Up About The Next Generation
by Stuart Briscoe
What's a parent to do with a child in this day and age? What's a child to do with a parent? The New Testament says that children are to obey their parents, for this is right. Parents are told not to "exasperate" their children (Eph. 6:3-4). That means don't drive them up the wall! Instead, bring them up in the training and instruction of the Lord. Is this possible in this present evil age?I Love Is a Command.A.Parents must love their children.B. Oh my son. Prov. 31:1 II. Belief Must Affect Behavior. A.Parents must pray for their children. B. It's not for Kings, Oh Lemuel. Prov. 31:4 III. Service Must Be Taught. A.Parents must train their children...
The Virtuous Lady
by Marvin D. Patterson
Introduction: 1. Who is the most virtuous lady that you can think of? 2. The Bible describes such a lady in The Book of Proverbs. We need to take a look at the virtuous lady that is described in chapter 31. 3. Let us examine the characteristics of the virtuous lady in this message. I. The Virtuous Lady is a Friend to all! Proverbs 31:26. A. This lady is described as one who always has something encouraging to say to all those with whom she comes in contact. There have been many ladies who have encouraged me to continue on serving the Lord with all my heart. I think of my own mother who took me...
An Excellent Woman from A to Z
by Keith Krell
A man accompanied his friend home for dinner and was impressed by the way he entered his house, asked his wife how her day went, and told her she looked pretty. Then, after they embraced, she served dinner. After they ate, the husband complimented his wife on the meal and thanked her for it. When the two fellows were alone, the visitor asked, "Why do you treat your wife so well?" "Because she deserves it, and it makes our marriage happier," replied the host. Impressed, the visitor decided to adopt the idea. Arriving home, he embraced his wife and said, "You look wonderful!" For good measure he added...
What Would Terry Do?
by Jeff Strite
Jenny, (the deceased woman’s daughter-in-law) handed out a 3*5 card to many of the family. If you have one you’ll notice that on one side it had the letters WWTD, and on the other were these words: “When I am angry, when I am mad/ When I just don’t understand When I feel all alone and sad - I must try to remember – What Would Theresa Do.” In those few short words, Jenny pointed out that Terry was a woman worth imitating. She was saying that Terry’s life was like the woman in Proverbs 31. She was “a wife of noble character” – “worth far more than rubies”.Terry lived the kind of life that a lot of people admired...
Speaking Up for the Speechless
by Ernest Easley
Now take God's Word and turn with me to Proverbs 31. Here is a chapter of the Bible that's often preached around Mother's Day for beginning in verse 10 the writer begins describing a virtuous wife.But on this National Right to Life Sunday .. from Proverbs 31.8 .. our focus is not merely on Mothers .. it's on that which makes a woman a mother: babies! And more specifically: unborn babies. It's here in Proverbs 31.8 we find that God's people have a moral obligation to speak up for the speechless .. and included are the 1.3 million babies that will be murdered in their mother's wombs before the end of the year. America...
The Soul Shaper
by Zach Terry
This Mother's day I want us to look at one of the most familiar chapters in God's Word. To begin with let's look at an Overview of Proverbs 31: It is a Poem - Poems are literary vehicles of carrying deep truths in a simple container. So when you read a poem you should expect it to often be saying more than is apparent. The Author, according to verse 1, is the Mother of Lemuel - We will talk more about her in a moment. The Audience is Lemuel - He is a young man who might one day become King. He is probably a teen or late pre teen at the time this is written. It is an Acrostic - Acrostics are memory...
