Category: Series2

• Week 6: We Remember, We See, We Go and Tell

  

  This week, we conclude our study of The Women of the Resurrection. Thank you so much for reading along with me! I enjoyed the work and writing for this project, and I hope you also found the time beneficial. The goal of this series was to see what we could learn from the variations in… read post

• Week 5: She Saw Jesus

  

  Mary Magdalene went to the disciples with the news: “I have seen the Lord!” And she told them that he had said these things to her. John 20:18 Welcome to week 5 of our series, The Women of the Resurrection. We are studying the four Gospel records of Mary Magdalene’s response to the news of… read post

• Week 4: She Remembered

  

  Welcome to the fourth week of Faithlogue’s 2023 Fall Series: “The Women of the Resurrection.” Please subscribe to receive each week’s post in your email inbox. If you missed Weeks 1-3 you can catch up or listen on the Blog page. New Feature: You can listen to this post below… And they remembered his words,… read post

• Week 3: She Said Nothing

  

  Welcome to the third week of Faithlogue’s 2023 Fall Series: “The Women of the Resurrection.” Please subscribe to receive each week’s post in your email inbox. If you missed Weeks 1 and 2, you can catch up or listen on the Blog page. New Feature: You can listen to this post below… “Trembling and bewildered,… read post

• Week 2: She Ran to Tell

  

  Welcome to the second week of Faithlogue’s 2023 Fall Series: “The Women of the Resurrection.” Please subscribe to receive each week’s post in your email inbox. If you missed Week 1, you can catch up or listen here. New Feature: You can listen to this post below… “So the women hurried away from the tomb,… read post

• Week 1: The Apostle to the Apostles

  

  Welcome to the first week of Faithlogue’s 2023 Fall Series: “The Women of the Resurrection.” Please subscribe to receive each week’s post in your email inbox. Listen to this post: The New Testament includes four Gospel accounts: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. These books are called Gospels because they testify to the history-changing, good news… read post