Women in the Kingdom of God Introduction Welcome to the fourth in a series on God’s kingdom women. I hope your thinking has been stimulated by these posts. Perhaps these discussions are new to you. I encourage you to get out your Bible and read what God has to say...
Women in the Kingdom of God Introduction This post is the third in a series on God’s kingdom women. Each one of these posts is meant to stimulate your thinking. If you go to a conservative church, some of these ideas may be new to you. I hope you will...
Peaceful revolutions are slow but sure. It takes time to leaven a great unwieldy mass like this nation with the leavening ideas of justice and liberty, but the evolution is all the more certain in its results because it is so slow. Susette was born in Bellevue, Nebraska in 1854. She was...
Women in the Kingdom of God Introduction This post is the second in a series on God’s kingdom women. Each post will be deliberately controversial. I hope that readers will weigh in with their comments. Please join the conversation. My contention is that those who hold a hierarchal view of...
When I realize all the work that God has given me to do, it almost takes my breath away to think how little justice I can do to it. But it is a comfort to turn and do the next thing to relieve some poor soul’s trouble. Susan La Flesche...
This post is the first in a series on God’s kingdom women. Each post will be deliberately controversial. I hope that readers will weigh in with their comments. Please join the conversation. My contention is that those who hold a hierarchal view of gender (men must lead; women must submit)...
A Blessed New Year to All! My New Year’s resolution is to continue to do stories on women achievers. Last year we finished our series on Black Women in America. I had been wanting to do a series on black women for a long time. I was hoping...
Oh! Let every little girl [and boy] thank our heavenly father for the blessed gift of His dear Son on the first Christmas Day, eighteen hundred and eighty years ago. As we come to the end of nearly two years of posts on Black Women in America, I am thrilled...
I have always seen failure as a challenge to pull myself up and keep going.
I believe that there are certain attributes in a woman that give her some advantages over a man. Women are usually more honest, more sensitive to issues and bring a stronger sense of commitment and dedication to what they do. Maybe because they were mothers, and being a mother, you...
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