She Is Called

Dive deeper into the stories of biblical women, discovering how their journeys can challenge, strengthen, and encourage us in our own faith.

Anna the prophet gives us a look into a life well-lived in service to the kingdom of God.

This Bible study explores the parallel stories of Elizabeth and Mary in the Bible, as told in Luke 1:39-56.

A closer look at the relationship between the first human beings in Genesis 1 and 2 reveals a relationship built on mutuality and partnership.

The powerful story of Hagar in the Bible underscores how messy and complex God’s work in history really is.

In one short verse at the end of Romans, we are introduced to Junia, a first-century apostle who has been systematically erased from our view for centuries.

The story of Lydia in the Bible reminds us to open our hearts, homes, and churches to all people.

Friends, how will you choose to serve? Many of us find ourselves mostly like Martha. We can learn from Mary.

In the parable of the persistent widow, Jesus teaches his disciples that justice has its source in God.

As we learn more about the biblical figure of Phoebe, she will challenge us to become more effective leaders and benefactors to others.

Priscilla and Aquila, friends of Paul and mentors to Apollos, demonstrate the daring and beautiful possibilities of men and women working together.

Who was Rahab in the Bible? A Canaanite prostitute, Rahab was not someone you’d expect to be cast as a biblical hero.

The Samaritan woman whom Jesus meets at Jacob’s Well gleans much from her long conversation with Jesus.

Tabitha in the Bible was a faithful disciple of Jesus. Acts 9:36-42 tells us that Tabitha was devoted to good works and charity.

Tabitha in the Bible was a faithful disciple of Jesus. Acts 9:36-42 tells us that Tabitha was devoted to good works and charity.