Identity of a Virtious Woman A Biblical Guide for Men: How to Discern, Pursue, and Honor a Godly Woman Available in Paperback or Ebook Format

"A Biblical Guide for Men: How to Discern, Pursue, and Honor a Godly Woman"

In today’s world, relationships are often built on surface-level attraction, fleeting emotions, or cultural trends that don’t last. But God has always offered something better—for both men and women. The Bible clearly outlines the kind of woman who is rare, valuable, and worth pursuing: the virtuous woman described in Proverbs 31:10–31.

This woman is not defined by the world’s standards, but by God’s. She may be elegant and wise, frugal yet industrious. She carries an inner beauty that radiates outward. She is unselfish, confident, and not confrontational—but she will fight for what matters. She cares deeply for her home, her community, her self-respect, and her worth. She loves to laugh, but she can hold her own in an intellectual conversation. She is creative, and busy investing in her passions. Yet, finds a way to balance her time for those she care about. She is kind, thoughtful, and generous. Most of all, she lives to serve and please God and others.

She isn’t perfect—but she’s intentional. She strives daily to check herself, her actions, striving to be the woman God called her to be.

And yes—she can be as sensual and captivating as the woman in the Song of Solomon, but with honor and spiritual maturity.

• She maintains her pureness regardless of what she may have been exposed to or forced to endure due to life's circumstances.
• She can express deep desire and affection with dignity.
• She is emotionally secure. Yet able to admit her flaws and shortcomings.
• She has her own unique beauty, that radiance in her worth not in her appearance alone—her heart, her words, and her loyalty make her truly captivating.
• She is honorable, because her passion is directed toward covenant love. She doesn’t long for casual intimacy, but for committed relationship.

• But through Eve’s disobedience, humanity fell into brokenness—dominion twisted into domination, partnership became power struggles, and women were pushed into positions of silence and limitation.