Often when we hear the word weak, we think the opposite of it is is strong, and in most cases, this can be true. But when we consider that the weak women of 2 Timothy were fools, simple-minded fools, the opposite would not indicate strength, but instead wisdom. The opposite of a weak woman is a wise woman. Let’s do some comparing and contrasting between wise women and weak women.

Episode 3: How Do I Become the Woman of God I Was Created to Be?

ByAshley Weaver
Often when we hear the word weak, we think the opposite of it is is strong, and in most cases, this can be true. But when we consider that the weak women of 2 Timothy were fools, simple-minded fools, the opposite would not indicate strength, but instead wisdom. The opposite of a weak woman is a wise woman. Let’s do some comparing and contrasting between wise women and weak women.

Biblical womanhood is not reserved for just wives and mothers. In every season we are called to give life with our words, actions, and attitudes.

In this episode you’ll hear:

  • How womanhood is a calling no matter what season of life you’re in right now
  • Teaching from Proverbs 4:20-27
  • The difference between a wise woman and weak woman (there’s a free printable below to go along with this part)

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Often when we hear the word weak, we think the opposite of it is is strong, and in most cases, this can be true. But when we consider that the weak women of 2 Timothy were fools, simple-minded fools, the opposite would not indicate strength, but instead wisdom. The opposite of a weak woman is a wise woman. Let’s do some comparing and contrasting between wise women and weak women.

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