The Transformed Wife

Many women ask me what books I recommend since I don’t recommend any that are written by female preachers. They don’t teach biblical womanhood. They don’t teach what God commands they teach. They have no biblical qualifications for teaching what they are teaching. Older women are commanded to teach the young women biblical womanhood as clearly stated in Titus 2:3-5. I have a saved Instagram story with all of my favorite books. Since many women are not on Instagram, I…

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Written By Pastor A Steven Parks A strong woman is one that has tamed her tongue and offers words of encouragement and prayers for success. A strong woman is one who embraces motherhood and seeks to honor and love her husband in marriage. A strong woman is one who values her chastity and remains pure until marriage. A strong woman is one who uses her talents to transform a structure of wood and brick into a secure and loving home…

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A guest post by a black woman who wishes to be anonymous. May you be blessed. I know I sure was! I want to be strong, but in the counterculture way of having a meek and quiet spirit. The world tells us that a ‘good’ Black women is one who essentially acts like a man and I am taking a stand against that lie! How can we expect have strong marriage and be a wife if we aren’t even acting…

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Written By Israel Wayne I recently heard a famous Christian woman introducing a group of Christian celebrities to a stage. Her commendation was that they were all “fierce” and “independent” women. “Fierce” sounds kind of scary to me. “Brave” is good; “courageous” is good, but I think I’d dial back the “fierce” part. But maybe that’s just me. I tend to think of a “Karen” when I think of a “fierce” woman, and it’s not very attractive in my mind….

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Written By Jayme Lawson A long while back when I was a carnal Christian and swept up in the culture, worldly entertainment, a sinful life, false teachings, and worldly ideas, I was a Pharisee, but didn’t know it. And I had a charismatic self-righteous bone to pick with a woman named Lori. For weeks, I judged this lady and ranted about her and her website. I was very upset with her and criticized her, but thought I was defending women,…

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Written By Pastor Joseph Spurgeon A FB friend recently commented that they only hear about what women can’t do in church then what they can do. Here is my response: The Bible has both prohibitions and affirmations. The negatives – I do not permit a woman to speak or exercise authority- actually serve several purposes. One, they protect the God-created order for family, civil, and ecclesiastical life. Two, they protect the woman. Three, they enable men and women to do…

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“Lori Alexander, founder of The Transformed Wife, joins Pastor Joel Webbon for a conversation about biblical womanhood. Should women be preachers? Should women work outside of the home? What is a ‘gentle and quiet spirit’? What does it mean for Sarah to call Abraham her ‘lord’? These are just a few of the questions addressed in this exciting episode of Theology Applied. “ Here’s the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgw3yE0HyCY&t=1535s

“Satanic feminism inverts the order. Fallen women crave power. Fallen women lead the charge. Fallen women flaunt their beauty. Fallen women dominate the men.” (Four Features of a Godly Woman by Anthony Wood) Biblical womanhood brings back God’s order. Godly women don’t crave power. They don’t want to rule their husbands. They don’t want to be CEOs, political leaders, or even the president. They know that God’s created order was for men to be the ones in leadership. They don’t…

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Most TV shows, movies, and books exalt feminism and the feminist agenda. My husband told me today that on Fox News, there were four women extolling the “virture” of being able to do it all. One had just had a baby, and they were all congratulating her on being back to work full time. See, women can do it all, they claimed. One man tried to convince them otherwise, but I am sure the women saw him as a misogynist….

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