Helping Every Woman Discover Their Unique Role to Play in God’s Creation
Not knowing what the Bible says about the woman leaves us vulnerable to the attack of the enemy and our roles in the culture. We must pass on what the Bible says about Biblical womanhood to the next generation in our local church. Susan Hunt lays out 5 fundamentals necessary to know in discipling other women.
Susan Hunt is a pastor’s wife, mother, grandmother, and former Director of Women’s Ministries for the Presbyterian Church in America. She has authored and co-authored several books for women and children, including Spiritual Mothering, The Titus 2 Model for Women Mentoring Women, Titus 2 Tools, a manual for building a Titus 2 discipleship ministry in the local church, and Women’s Ministry in the Local Church, co-authored with Dr. Ligon Duncan.
Genesis 1:1, 26–31; 4:1, 25
Resources prepared by David Clifford and Amy Guibal from Bethlehem College & Seminary.
Additional material and study questions curated by Jennifer Brogdon for The Gospel Coalition.
In this video, Hunt gives many practical ways we can walk out Titus 2 in the local church.
Susan Hunt is a pastor’s wife, mother, grandmother, and former Director of Women’s Ministries for the Presbyterian Church in America. She has authored and co-authored several books for women and children, including Spiritual Mothering, The Titus 2 Model for Women Mentoring Women, Titus 2 Tools, a manual for building a Titus 2 discipleship ministry in the local church, and Women’s Ministry in the Local Church, co-authored with Dr. Ligon Duncan.
Titus 2:1–15
Jennifer Wilkin
Trillia Newbell & Jennifer Wilkin
This video looks at Paul’s friendships in Colossians 4 as an example of how to glorify God in our friendships.
Kristie Anyabwile is a pastor’s wife, mom, speaker and writer. She joyfully supports her husband of 25 years, Thabiti, as he pastors Anacostia River Church in Washington, DC. They have 3 children. Kristie disciples women in her local church, and speaks and writes about marriage, motherhood, and ministry. She has degrees in History and in African American Studies from North Carolina State University. She has written contributions to the ESV Women’s Devotional Bible; Word-Filled Women’s Ministry: Loving and Serving the Church; Women on Life: A Call to Love the Unborn, Unloved and Neglected; and Hospitality Matters: Reviving an Ancient Practice for Modern Missions. You can find her at www.iamconvinced.wordpress.com and follow her on Twitter at @kanyabwile.
Colossians 4:7–18
Courtney Reissig shares about the theology of work by looking at passages in Genesis and Ecclesiastes.
Courtney Reissig is a wife, mom, and writer. She is the author of The Accidental Feminist: Restoring Our Delight in God’s Good Design (Crossway, 2015) and Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matter’s the God (Crossway, April 2017). She enjoys teaching women about the truths of God’s word through any means provided to her, whether it is in a personal conversation, an article, or speaking publicly. Courtney and her husband, Daniel, live in Little Rock, AR, where they serve at Midtown Baptist Church. They have three children. You can read more of her writing on her website (www.courtneyreissig.com) or follow her on Twitter @courtneyreissig.
Ecclesiastes 1:1–18
