The Esther Women's Ministry
Esther Women’s Ministry, a woman in ministry is not confined to serving in the kitchen or teaching children. Throughout the Bible, women have boldly stepped into key roles to fulfill the will of our Heavenly Father and walk in the footsteps of Christ. Though they faced challenges, setbacks, disappointments, and life-altering circumstances, they exemplified courage, wisdom, faith, strength, love, and patience.
Esther exemplified courage and boldness in her willingness to speak up. With a deep faith in fasting and prayer, she demonstrated obedience and a keen ear for wisdom. Through her leadership, she saved her family and her people, and most importantly, she was a vessel for God’s purpose.
We often say that God can use whoever He chooses. We encourage women in Christ to embrace their potential! Stay in faith, listen for God's voice, be obedient, study His word, pray continually, and be kind yet bold. Have courage and step into leadership. Be a vessel for God's work and let your light shine!
"Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works,
and glorify your Father which is in heaven." Matthew 5:16
- Sarah - The wife of Abraham, serves as an example of God's faithfulness to His promises.. (Genesis 17)
- Rachel - She waited patiently for the love of her life, Jacob. Initially childless, she became the mother of Joseph, who, through God's strength, single-handedly saved all of Israel. (Genesis 30)
- Rahab - A prostitute, a courageous woman who hid two spies, saving them and her family. She is also listed in the roll call of faith. (Joshua 2)
- Deborah - A prophetess and judge, leader of the Israelites in the victory over the Canaanites. (Judges 4)
- Ruth - A widow made a personal decision of faith that transformed her life. She married Boaz and, as a result, became part of the Messiah's lineage. (Ruth 1)
- Esther - As a strategic leader and vessel of God, the Queen saved her people. (Esther 9)
- Mary - The mother of Jesus. Women are divine vessels through which God brings forth future leaders destined to make a profound impact on families, neighborhoods, schools, communities, states, nations, and the world. (Matthew 1)
- Mary Magdalene - Delivered from unclean spirits, Mary became a devoted follower of Christ. She was the first witness of the empty tomb and the messenger of the resurrection. (Matthew 28, Luke 8)
- Priscilla - A dedicated church leader, she and her husband, Aquila, inspired their congregation by guiding the church in upholding theological purity. (Acts 18)
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