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Monday, June 20, 2016

The Biblical View of a Godly Woman


It is almost impossible to have a discussion about becoming a godly woman without looking at Psalm 31, which profiles God’s design for an excellent woman. There are many interpretations of this chapter, but one thing is certain: the woman of Proverbs 31 is an example for us—not because of what she does or doesn’t do, but primarily because of who she is on the inside. God wants you to seek Him with your heart and soul. He wants you to become His first so you can fulfill the wonderful destiny He has set before you. Today’s post looks at the Proverbs 31 woman and what it means to be a godly woman.
Pray
Lord, the Proverbs 31 woman is sometimes overwhelming to me. Show me which of her traits you would like me to adopt as I journey to become a godly woman.
ReflectWhich traits of the Proverbs 31 woman do I possess? Which do I need to adopt? Which ones scare me?

RespondTalk with God about the Proverbs 31 woman, and discern which steps He wants you to take next on your journey to godliness.

Proverbs 31 gives a word picture of the character traits of a godly woman. She is a woman who is close to God. She is a helper for her husband and an example of God’s love and provision to those around her. These are traits she shows on the outside. Do you notice what isn’t there? Complaining, laziness, boredom, vanity, selfishness… these are some characteristics that are missing from the personality of a godly woman. Some of these traits may seem benign to you; some may be causing problems for you. Our next post will explore other character traits you may need to release as you pursue spiritual maturity.

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