This week, in honor of Women’s History Month, Women of Life has been highlighting the Unsung Heroines of the Bible. We began with the courage of the midwives. We heard the voice of Huldah. We saw the wisdom of Abigail. We learned the grateful waiting of Anna. Today we end the week with five sisters — the daughters of Zelophehad. When their father died with no sons, the law said they would receive no inheritance. But these women courageously brought their case before Moses and

This week, in honor of Women’s History Month, Women of Life is highlighting the Unsung Heroines of the Bible. On Monday, we learned the courage to stand. On Tuesday, we learned the courage to speak. On Wednesday, we learned the wisdom to move. Today, we meet Anna — a prophetess who teaches us how to wait with gratitude. After losing her husband, Anna spent years worshiping, praying, and trusting God in the temple. Her waiting was not wasted. When she finally saw the Christ ch

This week, in honor of Women’s History Month, Women of Life is highlighting the Unsung Heroines of the Bible. On Monday, we saw courage to stand. On Tuesday, courage to speak. Today, we learn the wisdom to move. Abigail found herself caught between a foolish husband and an angry future king. Instead of reacting emotionally, she responded with discernment, humility, and strategic action — and her wisdom prevented bloodshed. Sometimes standing isn’t enough. Sometimes speaking i

This week, in honor of Women’s History Month, Women of Life is highlighting the Unsung Heroines of the Bible. Yesterday, we learned about the courage to stand. Today, we learn about the courage to speak. Huldah, a prophetess during the reign of King Josiah, was entrusted with delivering God’s message to the king. She did not soften it. She did not dilute it. She spoke with clarity and authority — because the message was not hers. In a world where truth is often watered down,

March is Women’s History Month, and this week, Women of Life is honoring the unsung heroines of the Bible. In today’s Monday Motivation, we begin with Shiphrah and Puah — two Hebrew midwives who were commanded by Pharaoh to do something their souls knew was wrong. They had no platform. No title. No public influence. But they had reverence for God. In a world that pressures compromise, their story reminds us that courage is not always loud — sometimes it’s simply refusing to b