Lydia: Follower of God
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Lydia: Follower of God
Sale price
$14.99
Regular price $17.99
Who was Lydia, and why does her story matter today?
Long ago, in a city called Thyatira, a woman named Lydia learned how to create beautiful purple cloth in a color so rare it was fit for kings. As a businesswoman, traveler, and worshipper of the one true God, Lydia’s life was full of courage, hard work, and faith.
Follow Lydia on her journey from Thyatira to Philippi as she moves her purple-selling business, worships by the river, and
listens to God’s word for the first time. Discover what daily life was like in Bible times, from markets and trade guilds
to homes, clothing, and travel, and see how God used Lydia’s open heart to help grow the early church.
You’ll also meet a modern-day Lydia through a special interview with Emily Hayes, owner of The Pearly Peacock. Emily and her helpful friends honor God by selling beautiful, modest clothing. Just like Lydia’s story, Emily’s story teaches that God can use anyone, right where they are, to serve him. That leads to one important question.
How can you use your talents to serve God?
Long ago, in a city called Thyatira, a woman named Lydia learned how to create beautiful purple cloth in a color so rare it was fit for kings. As a businesswoman, traveler, and worshipper of the one true God, Lydia’s life was full of courage, hard work, and faith.
Follow Lydia on her journey from Thyatira to Philippi as she moves her purple-selling business, worships by the river, and
listens to God’s word for the first time. Discover what daily life was like in Bible times, from markets and trade guilds
to homes, clothing, and travel, and see how God used Lydia’s open heart to help grow the early church.
You’ll also meet a modern-day Lydia through a special interview with Emily Hayes, owner of The Pearly Peacock. Emily and her helpful friends honor God by selling beautiful, modest clothing. Just like Lydia’s story, Emily’s story teaches that God can use anyone, right where they are, to serve him. That leads to one important question.
How can you use your talents to serve God?