Who were the first Jesus sisters?
This time of year it is common to talk about the Christmas story, including Joseph, Mary, baby Jesus, the wise men, and the shepherds. Let’s back up a bit and look at the pre-Christmas story. In this episode we look at Luke 1 and discover some interesting insights about Mary and Elizabeth, who just might be the first Jesus Sisters!
Episode Breakdown:
- Happy notes and the University of Tennessee
- The sisterhood seed planted at Butler University
- Our calling to the Jesus Sisterhood
- A deep dive into the story of Mary and Elizabeth from Luke 1
- The 3 month relationship and lessons learned
- God’s work and Jesus’ drawing us together
- A challenge for us
- The loss of my mother and comfort from others
- Your formal invitation to take part in the Jesus Sisterhood
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One Response
Thanks Lynn for the story of Mary and Elizabeth. It encourages me to send some happy notes and be a good listener as I lead our neighborhood Bible study this morning. I am blessed to be a mentor to these ladies and I will share this story at our Christmas Tea next week. You are a blessing to me and I love you!