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Virtuous Woman

DAY 6 OF 11

Uniqueness

Character Goal: Uniqueness – Seeking to glorify God in our unique makeup, roles, and purpose as women and individuals.

Biblical Character: Eve

Scripture Readings: Genesis 1:27-28, 31; 2:7, 18-24

Discussion Questions:

  • Who did God create humans to be a reflection of?
  • How do women specifically reflect God’s image on earth?
  • What are some characteristics of God? What does this tell you about mankind’s role and purpose on earth?
  • How did God create humans? The rest of creation? What does this tell you about God? Man?
  • What did God say about what He had created? What does this tell you about God? His creation? You?
  • How did God create woman? What does this tell you about woman?
  • In your sport, do you feel pressure to “act like guys” to be taken seriously as an athlete? If so, how?
  • How was Eve unique to Adam?
  • How can we use our uniqueness as women to glorify God as female athletes?
  • Why did God create woman?
  • What day was man created? What had God created the previous five days?
  • What does this tell you about God? Creation and Works? Man? You? (See Ephesians 2:10)
  • Who did God intend to become one flesh?
  • What is one thing I learned from this story that I can apply to my life today?

Core Truths:

  • God created woman in His image and uniquely different from man.
  • God created each of us to bear His image throughout the earth and fulfill the unique purpose that He has prepared for us.

Memory Verse:

Isaiah 43:7: “Everyone who is called by My name, whom I have created for My glory; I have formed him, yes, I have made him.”

Dan 5Dan 7

About this Plan

Virtuous Woman

The purpose of this study is to present key character traits using examples of women in the Bible. Alexandria McCraney is married with 3 kids, and she resides in Fayetteville, Arkansas on staff with FCA at the University of Arkansas. She is the founder and creator of Pattern Co. Collective and is a Personal & Executive Coach. Kristy Makris also contributed to this resource for women.

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