
What does Ezer mean?
Ezer is the Hebrew word that God uses in the Bible to describe woman in Genesis 2:18. Most translations use the word "helper" or "helpmate" but these words do not adequately describe the amazing description God has given us as women.
As women, we are meant to be a source of strength, someone who comes alongside and sometimes, "in front of." This word is only used in the Bible 21 times. The first two times were used when God created woman. Three times the word was used in describing powerful nations that Israel would call upon. The other sixteen times the word "ezer" is used to describe God as a strong source of help! He provides something that the others could not provide for themselves.
My desire is to help women reclaim their original purpose as Ezer women. It is time to reclaim God as the ultimate source of ezer (strength)! By bringing God back as our one true love, our strength and purpose become much more clear.
If you want to hear more about these complex Hebrew words click on the link below to read the first blog in my Reclaiming Ezer series.
The Story Behind the logo...
During my transformational journey of healing, God has used shells to impact my life. Weird I know, but I have come to accept the unique and sometimes funny ways God reveals Himself to me. The first shell He used was a sand dollar. He used that shell to remind me of how much I mattered to Him and how He not only knew but wanted to know all the intricate details of my life.
The second shell was the Turitella spiral shell that I found in abundance on a beach in Mexico. I was fascinated by the uniform spirals of the shell and still have them to this day. However, it wasn't until I was in a screenwriting workshop many years later that the explanation of the spirals came to my attention. Fibonacci Sequence and the Golden Spiral were mathematical terms explaining the uniform spirals we see in nature. This was all foreign to me, but the presenter shared this information with me in a way that profoundly changed how I viewed the transformational healing journey I was on at the time.
The nautilus shell in my logo represents my transformational healing from the inside out. A journey I would be honored to share with you.
If you would like to hear my life-altering stories about the sand dollar and the Golden Spiral click on the boxes below.
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