Jesus Through the Eyes of Women: How the First Female Disciples Help Us Know and Love the Lord

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Richard Schumach considers what Muslims believe about Jesus; what history can tell us about Jesus; where Muslims (and Christians) get their beliefs from; and why Jesus makes sense in Christianity, but not in Islam.

After seeing Jesus through the eyes of women, I am left with a bigger and clearer picture of my King. In Jesus through the Eyes of Women , Rebecca McLaughlin explores the life-changing accounts of women who met the Lord. In fact, Christianity has been disproportionately attractive to women from the beginning and indisputably the best thing for women’s rights and equality. This volume gathers the writings of thirty-five nineteenth-century women on the stories of women in Joshua and Judges.With teaching videos featuring Jennie Allen, Jada Edwards, Sadie Robertson Huff, and Bianca Olthoff, you will journey back to the roads Jesus walked to discover that women play a huge part in the kingdom of God, and we have all been given a job to do: spread the gospel. Written by a specialist in Muslim thought, Jesus through Muslim Eyes offers a unique apologetic that combines history, theology and critical thinking in a way that cuts across both traditional and contemporary debates. Because you were interested in this event we have pulled together the following resources that we believe will be of interest to you. We fail to recognize his rightful place of worship in our lives, and his rightful rule on the throne in our hearts.

With guided meditations and prayerful reflections, this book helps you encounter Jesus anew--the way Mary and Joseph did in Christ's early years. In the 21st century it is easy to forget how differently women were valued and treated in the 1st century when in fact, Jesus' interactions with women were revolutionary!

We deny that death and disease—effects of the Fall—can ultimately be eradicated apart from Jesus Christ. But while Jesus defined all sex outside of marriage as sinful, he also welcomed even the most notorious sexual sinners who put their trust in him. But when you look at the sexual climate during these ancient times, you will see that the laws God made around sex were to protect women and children, not harm them.