barren women in the Bible

You may have heard that all of the women in the Bible who struggled with infertility eventually got pregnant…but what about Michal?

Christmas is all about the kids. As a childless woman, how can you cope?

The only story of infertility in the New Testament, Elizabeth’s story reminds us of many of the key truths from the Old Testament infertility stories. And it points to the best story of all, Jesus.

After infertility, Manoah and his wife wanted more details about their future son. But God reminds us that the future is not for us to know.

The Shunammite woman in the Bible managed to find contentment even in the midst of her infertility…but that didn’t mean she stopped wanting children.

At first glance, what really stands out in this story is Hannah’s faith and what she did. But what is this story really about?

This might be the most well-known example of infertility in the Bible. But there’s more to this story than just Sarah’s laughter.

Isaac and Rebekah’s infertility story seems pretty simple. In just one verse, we find out that Rebekah is barren…and also that she gets pregnant.

Rachel: “Give me children, or I’ll die!” (Genesis 30:1). And you thought you were being dramatic.