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The Godly Mothers Of The Bible. Series
Contributed by Shaila Touchton on May 8, 2024 (message contributor)
Summary: Today, we honor the godly mothers of the Bible, whose faith, courage, and devotion have inspired generations.
2 Timothy 1:5
Today, we honor the godly mothers of the Bible, whose faith, courage, and devotion have inspired generations. These women, though imperfect, trusted God and raised children who changed the course of history. Let us explore their stories and learn from their examples.
1. Sarah — Mother of Laughter (Genesis 21:6–7)
Sarah’s journey from barrenness to motherhood teaches us about trust and laughter in the face of impossibility. Her legacy reminds us that God’s promises are sure, even when circumstances seem hopeless.
1. Jochebed — Mother of Moses (Exodus 2:1–10)
Jochebed’s bravery and faith in the face of Pharaoh’s edict saved Moses, a future leader. Her example shows us that godly mothers can shape the destiny of nations.
1. Hannah — Mother of Samuel (1 Samuel 1:10–11)
Hannah’s prayer and dedication of Samuel to God’s service demonstrate the power of a mother’s faith and surrender. Her story encourages us to entrust our children to God’s care.
1. Elizabeth — Mother of John the Baptist (Luke 1:39–45)
Elizabeth’s humility and recognition of God’s favor in her life are a testament to her godly character. Her example teaches us to acknowledge God’s sovereignty and grace.
1. Mary — Mother of Jesus (Luke 1:26–38)
Mary’s obedience and trust in the angel’s message show us the depth of her faith. As the mother of our Lord, she exemplifies the ultimate surrender to God’s will.
These godly mothers of the Bible leave us a legacy of faith, courage, and devotion. May we, like them, trust God with our children’s lives and raise them to serve Him. Let us honor their memory by following their example and entrusting our families to God’s care.
Scriptures:
- Genesis 21:6–7
- Exodus 2:1–10
- 1 Samuel 1:10–11
- Luke 1:39–45
- Luke 1:26–38
- 2 Timothy 1:5
Note: This is a tribute to the godly mothers of the Bible and is not meant to exclude or diminish the importance of godly fathers, who also play a vital role in shaping the lives of their children