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Women’s History Month: 5 Strong Women In The Bible

The Bible highlights many strong and courageous women who played significant roles in God’s plan. For Women’s History Month, I highlight five of them.

Women’s History Month: 5 Strong Women In The Bible

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During Women’s History Month, I started a Bible study highlighting some of the strong and courageous women who played significant roles in God’s plan. I just had to share five of them—although there are many more—that you can study for yourself. They’re not in any order of preference, and I’ve also included some videos I checked out while checking out these dynamic history makers in the Bible.

Women’s History Month: 5 Strong Women In The Bible

1. Deborah (Judges 4–5)

Deborah was a prophetess, judge, and military leader of Israe who led Israel to victory against the Canaanites alongside Barak. Deborah showed not only wisdom, but also leadership, and faith in God's power.

2. Esther (Book of Esther)

Esther was a Jewish queen of Persia who risked her life to save her people from destruction. Esther used her intelligence, courage, and influence to intervene with King Xerxes.

3. Ruth (Book of Ruth)

Ruth was  Moabite woman who displayed loyalty and faithfulness to her mother-in-law, Naomi. She was also the great-grandmother of King David, showing God’s plan through her lineage.

Women’s History Month: 5 Strong Women In The Bible

4. Mary, Mother of Jesus (Gospels – Matthew, Luke, John)

Of course, Mary was chosen by God to give birth to Jesus. Mary demonstrated humility, obedience, and unwavering faith.

5. Abigail (1 Samuel 25)

Abigail was considered  wise and discerning. She prevented David from making a rash decision. Her wisdom and quick thinking saved her household and earned David’s respect.

Women's History Month More Strong Women In The Bible

Just in case you want to dive a little deeper, check out:

  • Hannah (1 Samuel 1–2)
  • Mary Magdalene (Gospels – Matthew, Mark, Luke, John)
  • Jael (Judges 4–5)

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About Randi Myles:

I am a child of God that has a lot to say.

Here you will find conversations with artists, authors, speakers, and teachers within the faith-based community. Also, my journey has been colorful, rich, and sometimes really hard so, I look for answers and respite through these posts. My mom wanted me to write a book and I'm working on that, so bear with me as I fumble my way through.

I am working on balancing my extremely fun work life with my personal life that is filled with challenges these days. I know that God will see me to victory so... welcome to my life.

~Randi

Randi Myles is the mid-day host on Detroit’s Praise Network. Randi’s mom knew she was destined to be in some form of entertainment when even as a small child, she would pretend a pencil was a microphone and sing and charm family and friends. Later she would sing in church and college choirs. However, it wasn’t until she attended Specs Howard School of Media Arts, that Ms. Myles would find her true voice. Randi enjoys writing about the city of Detroit, faith, and the community.