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Preaching about the Women in the Gospels this season:
I found it difficult to preach as a male about the interactions Jesus had with women in the Gospels. I missed their hesitations and their feelings of exclusion. I did not get it.
Ruth VanderZee, in her recently published book WOMAN MEETS JESUS, gets inside the skin and culture of the women of Jesus’ day, and as a result this book is a powerful resource to a male preacher.
Quentin Schultze of Calvin College edited this book, and said, “WOMAN MEETS JESUS takes my breath away.” Ruth helps a male preacher see that these ladies are models for women (and men too) today of how to receive the welcoming grace Jesus offers.
More at www.journey-of-faith.com
An unbiased observation by Vern Vander Zee