Biblical Womanhood

Womanhood Restored By Grace

As we continue to think about the fall of men and women into sin, we truly come to the best part – our redemption through the Lord Jesus Christ. We were desperate without hope, left with only a sinful nature that resisted God’s perfect plan for our role as a woman. But then God stepped in.

The eternal Son of God took on human nature as a man. He was born of a woman – He is the promised offspring of Eve. Scripture presents Christ as the second Adam, the perfect man. As Colossians 1:15 says, “He is the image of God” in the deepest, fullest sense. He offered his life as a sacrifice, rose from the grave, and calls men and women alike to repent and believe in him. So, now that Christ has redeemed us from the curse, what does the New Testament teach us about living as men and women?

Men and women both need a Savior!
Galatians 3:28 says, “There is no male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.” In other words, neither gender is more spiritually worthy; both men and women are heirs of redemption, part of the body of Christ, and filled with the Holy Spirit. 

Some have taken this and said that there is no legitimate distinction, in God’s kingdom, between male and female. But just because our sex has no role to play in our salvation doesn’t mean that we somehow become genderless beings, 

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Biblical Womanhood · Women's roles

Men, Women, and the Fall – What Really Changed?

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Have you ever stopped to consider the intentional design of God when He created Adam and Eve? What strengths did He give them in order to help them thrive in their roles?

The continuation of the subject of Biblical womanhood zooms in on the creation of the man and the woman. We learn in Genesis 2:15, 18-24 that there were some differences in God’s purpose for Adam and Eve.

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Biblical Womanhood · femininity

Biblical Womanhood – What It is

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Why do we even need a lesson in biblical womanhood? This past month I have witnessed – 

  • A mom wondering about how to educate her daughter, fearful of the world’s philosophies that she might learn in public educational system.
  • A mom thinking about adult daughter moving away – saying how weird she is feeling so emotional at her going or at her staying!
  • Older woman got married after her husband left her 7 years ago.
  • Two young teen girls walking hand in hand through a store.
  • An older woman caring for her aging husband.
  • A woman in 30’s longing to be married.
  • A person in the store – half head was shaved, half long, beard on one side, smooth on the other.
  • Rainbows everywhere having nothing to do with God’s judgment on a world of wickedness in Noah’s day.
  • Social media, advertisements, political figures,  our school system and world in general shout wrong messages and agendas.

All this makes it obvious we need to answer the question, “What does it mean to be a woman?”!

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Biblical Womanhood · home · Uncategorized

Creating a Loving Atmosphere at Home

This is the conclusion of our discussion about managing our homes in a series I’ve called, Maytag, messes and meals.  You can listen to this post here on Refresh Her podcast.

In the previous posts we’ve dealt with the laundry, the housekeeping and the meals.  Let’s wrap up with some thoughts that will encourage you in your day to day management.

  1. Prepare your heart for the day. Talk to the Lord about your day and your work.  Give it to Him. 

Ps. 90:17 And let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us: and establish thou the work of our hands upon us; yea, the work of our hands establish thou it.

Proverbs 16:3

Commit thy works unto the Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established.


So often, the things I worried about and wondered how I’d get done never happened! Giving it to the Lord keeps you from worrying before it takes place, then allows you to see a gracious God moving things out of the way and/or giving you strength to get it done. 
But it starts with preparing your heart.

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Biblical Womanhood · home · Home making

Maytag, Messes and Meals, Part 2 – Home Builders

This is the second post in the Maytag, Messes and Meals series. You can listen to it here on Refresh Her Podcast.

I recently saw an Instagram video of a house that had been flipped. The months of work were finished and it was beautiful. Not only was the structure beautiful, but so was each room! They had a professional stager come in and place furniture and decor in each room to make potential buyers see its possibilities.  It seemed to have everything, but one thing was lacking. In its present state, it is a pretty house, but it is not a home.

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