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Submission


I had the awesome privilege of being able to share the word at our church this past Sunday. My message was a result of spending most of this year asking God to teach me about submission.  What I discovered has totally blown me away and I hope what I shared impacted people as much as it impacted me!  In a nutshell, I highlighted the different sorts of submission from the Bible and tried my best to explain what exactly submission is.  This message also forms a part of a chapter on submission in my book, Esther or Delilah, which is coming out next year. In the meantime, have a listen to the message here.
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  1. Ruby for Women21.10.11

    Hi Angela - thank you for visiting the Ruby for Women blog! We also have a community website where we would love to share your books with our members! We also have a monthly onling Christian women's ezine where we could do a feature article on your and your books . . . let me know if you are interested. Please visit our community at www.rubyforwomen.ning.com and I would also like to invite you to visit me at my personal blog at www.mamaslittletreasures.com
    Looking forward to connecting with you so we can share your ministry with all of our readers and members of Ruby for Women!
    Thanks so much, Nina Newton, Sr. Editor, Ruby for Women

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  2. Cheryn22.10.11

    Submission - a word a lot of us women don't like I think! I know I don't! Has been very helpful for me to fully understand the concept of submission without immediately associating it with being a 'pushover'! I will be looking at this word in a new light now and applying it to my life and relationships :)

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