As we wrap up our Mothers of the Bible series, we’re looking at one of the most complicated and heartbreaking stories in Scripture: Bathsheba. Her life was marked by loss, pain, shame, and circumstances she never would have chosen, yet God was still at work redeeming her story. In this episode, Karen and Emily talk about how our worst moments do not define us, how God meets us in brokenness, and why it’s never too late for redemption.

Episode Recap:

• Soar is coming up in September - join us and see Karen live! (4:00)
• What we know of Bathsheba’s story begins with David’s lust (6:54)
• Bathsheba becomes the mother of Solomon (11:12)
• Bathsheba was not in control of what was happening to her (12:35)
• God is in the business of redemption (14:00)
• Our worst days or seasons do not define our identity (16:00)
• No one is too far gone for God to use in His story (18:19)
• Do not let Satan convince you that you are unworthy (19:20)

Scripture: Matthew 1:6 (NIV)
“David was the father of Solomon, whose mother had been Uriah’s wife…”

Discussion Questions: 

1. Have you ever felt defined by a mistake or painful season in your life?
2. What parts of Bathsheba’s story stand out to you the most, why?
3. Is there an area of your life where you struggle to believe God can bring redemption?
4. What does it practically look like to separate your identity from your past?

Resources:

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During Wire Talk+, Karen and Emily share a family story that illustrates the importance of bringing our sin into the light and allowing Christ to redeem our past.

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