Who were Philip’s four daughters, and why does their brief mention in Acts 21:9 matter? Rev. Dr. Yajaira Gomez leads this Bible study on four unmarried women who prophesied and what their story teaches us about spiritual gifts and the courage to use our voices.
In the final episode of the Courageous Women Bible Study, join lead teacher Rev. Dr. Yajaira Gomez, host Melinda Estabrooks, and guests Helen Burns, Karmyn Bokma, and Caroline Durocher-Bergeron as they explore women’s contributions to the early church and their relevance today.
Together, we discuss:
• Philip’s four daughters in Acts 21:9.
• The connection to “your sons and daughters will prophesy” in Acts 2:17.
• Why marital status does not determine your ability to serve God.
• Recognising and developing your spiritual gifts.
• Encouraging the next generation to use their voices.
What did you discover about Philip’s daughters through this study? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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