Esther: A Servant Leader

10 Bad Girls of the Bible: Potiphar's Wife

Welcome to week two of 10 Bad Girls of the Bible! This week, we are taking a closer look at Potiphar's wife, (who I've renamed Mrs. P for today's episode) and how she attempted to seduce Joseph. She had it all in terms of title, house, and wealth, but that still wasn't enough for the original desperate housewife. Sit back, grab your Bible, and turn to Genesis 39 as we take a look at what landed Potiphar's wife on the 10 Bad Girls of the Bible list. References Blue Letter Bible Bible Study Tools Christian Standard Bible New International Bible English Standard Version Bible

10 Bad Girls of the Bible: Eve

After taking a LONG hiatus to gather my thoughts and ideas and plans for the Interrupted Life Podcast, I'M BACK! We're going to spend the next 10 weeks looking at women in the Bible who made the Top 10 Bad Girls of the Bible list, starting with Eve. She was the first woman, wife, and mother. She was also the first to sin. Her decision, whether it was intentionally bad or misguided, was the beginning catapult for the fall of man. Due to her blatant disregard for God's command and Adam's subsequent sin, things changed forever and we no longer live in Eden. HOWEVER, there are things to be learned from her mistake. Sit back, take a listen, and turn to Genesis 3 as we learn about what landed Eve on the list. References Blue Letter Bible Bible Study Tools Christian Standard Bible New International Bible English Standard Version Bible

Esther: A Servant Leader

Esther's story is one of power, dedication, initiative, and care for her people. In the Bible, she is known as a woman of deep piety and also known for her faith, courage, patriotism, and caution that is combined with resolution. Open up your Bible, turn to Esther, and get ready to learn more about this amazing and dedicated woman of faith. Resources Blue Letter Bible Bible Gateway She Reads Truth CSB

Justice - The Parable of the Persistent Widow

Hey guys! Welcome back! I really love where today's episode has taken us and I hope you do to! Parables are my favorite, and although I hadn't read this one prior to researching and writing today's episode, it really hit home. Justice and Prayer go hand in hand. We can't have one without the other but we can't live in the spirit of prayer if we don't take the time to listen to what God is saying. Resources She Reads Truth CSB Blue Letter Bible Bible Study Gatway Today's episode is sponsored by Anchor - the easiest way to make a podcast. Check it out at anchor.fm

Rain Fire & Woe - Elijah and Depression

Elijah, and many other Godly men in the Bible, experienced depression. And God gives us their accounts to help us better understand human sadness and how we can move on from that valley and to the mountaintop because just like God had a purpose for them, He has a purpose for us. Today, we're going to look at Elijah and his ministry which spans multiple chapters in 1 Kings and 2 Kings. We'll talk about his highs and his lows and how God brought him out of that depression to fulfill his purpose. We'll take a look at what we can learn from Elijah's battle with depression and how we too, can move from the valley to the mountaintop. If you find yourself struggling with depression or having suicidal thoughts, please reach out to a trusted individual or call the National Suicide Hotline at 800-273-8255. Resources Blue Letter Bible  She Reads Truth CSB  Bible Study Tools