Jesus Through the Eyes of Women

How the First Female Disciples Help Us Know and Love the Lord

De: Rebecca McLaughlin

Narrado por: Rebecca McLaughlin

If the women who followed Jesus could tell you what he was like, what would they say?

Jesus' treatment of women was revolutionary. That's why they flocked to him. Wherever he went, they sought him out. Women sat at his feet and tugged at his robes. They came to him for healing, for forgiveness, and for answers. So what did women see in this first-century Jewish rabbi, and what can we learn as we look through their eyes today?

In Jesus through the Eyes of Women, Rebecca McLaughlin explores the life-changing accounts of women who met the Lord. By entering the stories of the named and unnamed women in the Gospels, this book gives listeners a unique lens to see Jesus as these women did and marvel at how he loved them in return.

©2022 Rebecca McLaughlin (P)2022 The Gospel Coalition

A love I didn’t even know was already there

Highly Recommend Book! I just finished listening to on Amazon Audible, and to share this beautiful message of Jesus’ love with a handful of my friends.

It’s more than just being so good, it’s actually hearing Jesus say, “I choose you” and “I love you” directly to your heart through the words of these women mentioned in the Bible.

Definitely a Must Read!

PS: The trailer that was made for this book was genius. It was because of that trailer I read this book. I also shared the trailer with my friends along with my book recommendation, and was also told it was because of that book trailer they were interested in reading this book with their circle of friends and family. Great job on the marketing of this wonderful book. I’m already looking for more of her books.

Incredible apologetics work and empowerment of women

As a father of 3 daughters and a pastor of a Bible believing church in Austin this book blessed me massively.

Highly recommend

Wonderful book. Would be a great small group Bible study book. The way women are highlighted and discussed sheds new light on women in the Bible.

Jesus a through the Eyes of Womem

Thank you. Setting the women of the Bible as a story was heart warming. The story, in no way, interferes with the gospel but adds a depth for me that I couldn’t see clearly. My heart is grateful for this added blessing. Thank you.

A truly biblical perspective

This book was absolutely fantastic and wholly biblical. I loved hearing all the many women accounted for in the Bible and how Jesus treated them. It grew my love for him even more. Without women there would be much of the Bible missing, since many accounts of Jesus come from their experiences with him.

I grew up as conservative Christian (still am one) where I didn’t realize I was being fed a subliminal lie that women were somehow lesser in value and importance. Every biblical account of Jesus with women disproves that and shows how valued we truly are. Jesus has always treated women as equal in value.

Accurate and Inspiring

This book will be appreciated by those who perhaps have doubts about the place of women in the heart of Jesus. Rebecca quotes the exact words of Scripture as she drives home her points. Thanks to Rebecca’s wonderful English accent and her narrating style, it is fascinating to listen to—no mind wandering with this book.

To know Jesus at all, is to see Him as He was seen…

…seen by those who walked with Him, to include His women disciples. For He intentionally called, reached out to, ministered to, healed, provided for, redeemed and elevated women across social and ethnic barriers. If you think “anti-women,“ or “misogynistic” when you hear “Christian” - please give Rebecca’s book a close listen. She will keep your heart and mind engaged throughout,

Such a great read!!!

Absolutely loved this book. It was recommended to me and I recommended it to all my social media friends and family!!

A must read!

Perfect writing and reading

So grateful to have found this book. What a vital and effective book! I loved it.

An Excellent Listen

A very helpful book that walks through The Gospels. I think the best parts are the opening and closing sections. More about the Gospels than about women in the Gospels, which is perfectly fine! But it did not go in the direction I thought it was going to go.