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The Parable of the Talents used to always confound me when I would read it. I could never understand what was so offensive about what the so called wicked servant had done. The other servants multiiplied the King's talents, while he buried his single coin or talent... and he was punished... But now I get it, so I'm asking myself as well as you: are you investing for the King or are you too bitter with Yah to serve Him with your whole heart?Questions to ponder:- How am I investing my feminine gifts for the King?- What does the King's woman look like, act like, think like?- Which area needs a rededication to Yahuah?- Is there anything making me feel like I can't give my all towards the investment of these gifts?- Am I too discouraged by the prospect of labor that I can't see Yahuah's glory?- What's most important to me: my own comfort, the opinions of man, or pleasing The King?- What did I once dedicate to Yah that now seems negotiable? Or what did I agree to give or multiply, but now that I'm comfortable, is no longer a priority? If you like this kind of Biblical femininity exploration through Scripture and reflection, consider joining the Hephzibah Femininity Journaling club :) it's not a subscription, and I include a FREE real journal mailed to your front door :) https://www.TheHebrewHousewife.com/join-hephzibah

Do you see art in your life? Do you create art of any kind? What blocks your expression of emotion, beauty and vision? Let's explore these questions among others, as well as Asha's personal experience in submitting her hardened heart to get back to beauty and art in her life! visit https://www.TheHebrewHousewife.com to learn more about Hephzibah Femininity Journaling club and join my exclusive email newsletter (I never spam!)

Do you value beauty, or is beauty something that gets in your way? How does a Biblical woman interact with, use and create beauty without it becoming a stumbling block? What are the ways a woman knows she has a "beauty bruise"? https://www.TheHebrewHousewife.com/join-hephzibah to learn more about Hephzibah Femininity Journaling Clubhttps://www.TheHebrewHousewife.com/ to get my free newsletter

Enjoy the pilot and introduction to Season 3 of Watered Womanhood! visit https://www.TheHebrewHousewife.com/join-hephzibah to learn more about the Hephzibah Femininity Journaling club, and https://www.TheHebrewHousewife.com to sign up for my free email newsletter.

This was originally a video podcast special episode, just for my Pink Side Princesses :) Join us on the Pink Side for more exclusive content. We're talking about the power of vulnerability, the dangers of blocking this feminine pillar, and how to make vulnerability work for you as an aspiring Biblical woman.

Pink Side (Patreon) members listened to this episode 3 WEEKS EARLY for free! ⁠Join The Pink Side⁠ for early access and exclusive content (we have a FREE tier) “It is better to dwell in a corner of the housetop, than with a brawling woman in a wide house.” - Proverbs 21:9 KJV This episode is for the women who want peace at home but sometimes find themselves being the source of chaos. You're not alone, and wives have been struggling with this for centuries. I've certainly had my fair share of feeling like I need to resort to strange methods in order to show my feelings of discontent to hubby, such as slamming things, holding in the truth, or turning to other people for comfort.  Not only is fighting clamor important to bring peace into the home, but defeating the spirit of clamor means inviting our husbands to be more intimate with us. In this episode I detail my experience with clamor, what clamor is, why we must fight it, and how to overcome it with grace.

Pink Side (Patreon) members listened to this episode 3 WEEKS EARLY! Join The Pink Side for early access and exclusive content What kinds of expectations have you faced in motherhood? Do people judge the food you feed your children? The clothes they wear? The activities you do with them? Maybe you're not meeting the Proverbs 31 standards. You might even be a working mom, constantly judged for leaving your kids. Or a homemaking mom, constantly judged for being your kids' only educator despite maybe not having a degree. We all face expectations in motherhood; I've dedicated this episode of Watered Womanhood to talk about these expectations, why they're so dangerous, how to stop comparing your journey, and what it looks like to embrace your own path as a mother!

Pink Side Princesses listened to this episode THREE WEEKS early :) Join us ---> www.Patreon.com/wateredwomanhood⁠ "But [Lot’s] wife looked back from behind him, and she [b]became a pillar of salt." - Genesis 19:26 Get 15% off The Good-Looking Wife when you checkout with the code ILOOKGOOD :) ⁠https://thehebrewhousewife.com/shop-and-resources/the-good-looking-wife-by-raabasha-alohalani/

Bitterness - (adj) the quality of lacking sweetness | This is a preview of Dealing With Bitter Modern women. Listen to the FULL length episode ---> www.Patreon.com/wateredwomanhood Get 15% off The Good-Looking Wife when you checkout with the code ILOOKGOOD :) https://thehebrewhousewife.com/shop-and-resources/the-good-looking-wife-by-raabasha-alohalani/

“Thus you shall separate the children of Israel from their uncleanness, lest they die in their uncleanness when they defile My tabernacle that is among them.” - Levitics 15:31  In this episode, we dive into Biblical Feminine Hygiene-- discussing menstruation, cleanliness in Torah, and our duty to be holy in our femininity, especially for married women and mothers. Checkout with code ILOOKGOOD for 15% off --> The Good-Looking Wife Join our new PRIVATE Community, The Hebrew Housewives Club (a free Facebook group). Patreon Download the freebie: Israelite Homemaking Practices Follow me on Instagram Visit my blog

"I have compared thee, O my love, to a company of horses in Pharaoh's chariots. Thy cheeks are comely with rows of jewels, thy neck with chains of gold." - Song of Songs 1:9-10 In this episode, we attempt to tackle the battle we as renewed women face in abandoning vanity while still being attractive for our husbands. Modernity has rendered us backwards: we dress up for the world but look ragged in front of our husbands.  This shouldn't be so! Let's discuss why men care, what the WORD says, and how we as women can overcome the shame, confusion, frustration, insecurity, and laziness around our feminine presentation. Purchase The Good-Looking Wife Join our new PRIVATE Community, The Hebrew Housewives Club (a free Facebook group). Patreon Download the freebie: Israelite Homemaking Practices Follow me on Instagram Visit my blog

"For the body is not one member, but many. If the foot shall say, Because I am not the hand, I am not of the body; is it therefore not of the body? And if the ear shall say, Because I am not the eye, I am not of the body; is it therefore not of the body? If the whole body were an eye, where were the hearing? If the whole were hearing, where were the smelling?" - 1 Corinthians 12:14-17 This is the kick-off of season 2 of this beloved podcast! Thank you so much for joining me, dear sisters (and the few brothers who're out there... I see you!). In this episode, we discuss the importance of submission, the common obstacles we as women face when we endeavor to submit, and the various tools we can employ to overcome said obstacles and restore order wherever we are! Prayerfully we as women may continue to understand the value of our roles and do them with our whole hearts according to YAHUAH. Amen Join our new PRIVATE Community, The Hebrew Housewives Club (a free Facebook group). Patreon Download the freebie: Israelite Homemaking Practices Follow me on Instagram Visit my blog

In this final episode of season 1, we circle back to being the Bride of Yahuah, the standard of Biblical Womanhood, in order to demonstrate the nuances between a feminine posture versus a girly presentation.

"A modest wife is a supreme blessing; no scales can weigh the worth of her chastity. The sun rising in the Lord’s heavens— the beauty of a good wife in her well-ordered home." Sirach (Ecclesiasticus 26:15-16).  In this episode, we compare women in Scripture who were sent by Yah to build, and one who was sent by the enemy to destroy, so that we as women and mothers can arm ourselves and daughters against the deception of Eve manifest in various forms; combat the lie of feminism that the Bible reduces women to slaves; and destroy the notion that our beauty is only a danger to us. In Yahuah's hands, our beauty is a gift, a resource, and an asset. Join our new PRIVATE Community, The Hebrew Housewives Club (it's a free Facebook group). Download the freebie: Israelite Homemaking Practices Follow me on Instagram Visit my blog

“I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God.” - Romans 12:1-2 KJV In this espisode, we discuss the importance of true Biblical cleanliness, what a thorough bath looks like, and how we as women and homemakers can better clean our homes when our own hands are anew.  Join my email newsletter Follow me on Instagram Visit my blog