Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Moses are notably (and rightfully) at the forefront of the covenants between God and humankind. In this episode, we look at the women who contributed to the faithfulness of God’s people to the covenant with Yahweh. From Sarah to Zipporah, Rachel to Miriam, our conversation points to God’s blessing when men and women work together to follow the leading of the LORD their God.
Women of the Covenant
S.2 | Ep.3
June 7, 2023 • Pastor Matt Smith, Pastor Jasmyn Denton
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June 28, 2023 • Pastor Matt Smith, Pastor Jasmyn Denton
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