EAM is a Latin word meaning “Her”. Esther (E), Abigail (A) and Mary (M) were 3 influential women of their time who found their way through God in the midst of different societal pressures. Like them, we are faced with many challenges in our day and age as young Christian women. Our faith is tested daily in our encounters with social media, our families, and our social circles. How are we to continue to put on Christ in the 21st century?
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EAM is a Latin word meaning “Her”. Esther (E), Abigail (A) and Mary (M) were 3 influential women of their time who found their way through God in the midst of different societal pressures. Like them, we are faced with many challenges in our day and age as young Christian women. Our faith is tested daily in our encounters with social media, our families, and our social circles. How are we to continue to put on Christ in the 21st century?
The Kingdom of Heaven is like - The Wheat and Tares
EAM
47 minutes 26 seconds
2 years ago
The Kingdom of Heaven is like - The Wheat and Tares
Hi EAM family! In today's episode, we delve into the the Parable of the Wheat and Tares and connect that back to the lame man of Bethesda. In our discussion, we try to understand how God truly views us each in a personal manner that is all encompassing with each and every one of us. Tune in to hear more from the church fathers and reflections on these parables, in our series of finding glimpses of what the Kingdom of Heaven is like through the Bible.
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EAM is a Latin word meaning “Her”. Esther (E), Abigail (A) and Mary (M) were 3 influential women of their time who found their way through God in the midst of different societal pressures. Like them, we are faced with many challenges in our day and age as young Christian women. Our faith is tested daily in our encounters with social media, our families, and our social circles. How are we to continue to put on Christ in the 21st century?
