The Women of Easter

Encounter the Savior with Mary of Bethany, Mary of Nazareth, and Mary Magdalene

By: Liz Curtis Higgs

Narrated by: Liz Curtis Higgs

Prepare for a life-changing encounter with Jesus, seeing him afresh through the eyes of three women who worship and adore him. Mary of Bethany prepares the way for the lord's burial when she anoints his feet and fills the air with her perfume. His mother, Mary of Nazareth, stands by her son from his first breath to his last, her loyalty unwavering. Mary Magdalene, delivered of seven demons, bravely supports her teacher through his darkest hours, then proclaims the glorious news of his resurrection. What a trio! What a Savior!

A seasoned Bible teacher and award-winning novelist, Liz Curtis Higgs combines her storytelling skills with a thorough verse-by-verse study of scripture as she explores the lives of these three Marys. Just as she did in The Women of Christmas, Liz shows us how we can deepen our walk with the lord by following in the footsteps of The Women of Easter.

©2017 eChristian (P)2017 eChristian

Good book

Enjoyed the story for a different perspective of how women played a significant role then.

Insightful telling of Easter

What made the experience of listening to The Women of Easter the most enjoyable?

The detail and the research done for this book. A refreshing view of the women's role in the life of Christ. Liz Curtis Higgs reads it so well too. I will definitely recommend it to others.

What other book might you compare The Women of Easter to and why?

It is comparable to several of Liz Curtis Higgs other books. Always well research and a refreshing and insightful to a story we believe we know. She always has an interesting view of telling the story.

What does Liz Curtis Higgs bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Her pleasant and soothing voice. Her enthusiasm and compassion can be felt throughout the book.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I wouldn't say extreme reaction but I did react to it.

Uplifting

I really enjoyed listening to this audio book. It has helped feel his love. Hosanna

Love

I absolutely love Liz Curtis Higgs books and bible studies. That she narrates them is truly a blessing. If you haven’t tried her, you need to.

Another great book

relatable and highly enjoyable..my favorite narrator. i am listening to Slightly Bad Girls of the Bible now and enjoying it.

Makes the Biblical Characters Come Alive!

If you could sum up The Women of Easter in three words, what would they be?

Insightful. Entertaining. Faith building.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Women of Easter?

Insight into the culture that surrounded the Biblical event.

Which character – as performed by Liz Curtis Higgs – was your favorite?

Mary Magdalene

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Biblical women that inspire

Any additional comments?

Loved this book. Will read much more by Liz Curtis Higgs

Amazing!

I absolutely love Liz! Her love for the The Word is so evident and presenting the characters that play a part in Jesus' life as so human really helps me identify with them and get so much more out of my own reading and study.

I love the lord and my sisters

thank you Liz for letting me see the all the Mary's eye's ty dear sister

one of my favorite books

I loved this story so much. It was perfect Easter reading. I would highly recommend for a women's book club.

The Importance of the Women of Easter

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I absolutely would. It's a fresh perspective on the story we already know so well. This sheds light on importance of the female figures in Jesus' life, and how valued you are also. It's well referenced, and even has a "Study Guide" at the end for further discussion/reflection.

What about Liz Curtis Higgs’s performance did you like?

She always sounds so genuine, like a friend you want to grab a coffee with.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

No, but not because I didn't like it. Because it is the Easter Story, I wanted to be in the right frame of mind, and able to concentrate when I listened.