Rebekah Montgomery   

In Mystery Women of the Bible, we put together the pieces to complete fascinating, often shocking portraits of women we only think we know so well! Their stories will shock you, make you laugh, cry, and most of all give you courage and a greater sense what happens when the life-changing power of God impacts an ordinary woman's life.

"Miracles occur far more often than most of us realize. Not all miracles are experienced by believers; a fair number are given to people who are downright rapscallions and heathens. But all come from a God who remembers that He made us out of dirt, loves us earthly folks, and knows we need His help — and lots of it." Read and enjoy personal accounts of modern-day miracles. Each story included in this anthology corresponds with a story in Scripture. Makes a great study for seeker groups.

"Most of us measure our own worthiness by the quality of other people’s love for us. However, God measures our worth by our ability to love others as we love ourselves. This alone describes the rare and fragrant blooms of true, divine love and the miracle of God’s transforming power."

"The peace of God appears during the wild storms of life. It thrives on the precipices of faith. It bears fruit when savage trials threaten to devour. Those who flee to the Shadow of the Almighty find He is the Rock in a weary land, the Shelter in the time of storm, the All-sufficient One, the Comforter, the Great Physician, and the Prince of Peace."

"Faith in God coupled with our faithfulness to God are the legs that support our walk with Him. The more we trust God to be faithful to us, the more we will be willing to step out to do His will, the farther and faster we will move forward His kingdom on earth."

"Often times — very often — He uses troubles and trials like blasting powder to hew out bad habits and break up the hardened soil of carnal attitudes to make a spot for joy to flourish. But wherever the Spirit of God is, joy will result and it is a useful, delicious, and eternal fruit — well worth the labor of the Master Gardener and well worth our pain."