Hey everybody, Larissa Miller here. I shared a message this week and about the redemptive power that a woman

holds to influence, to help, to take her place, to be present in the church, and to Jesus, first and foremost. So I hope it

blesses you. Love you guys. I have to ask myself,

when Anonais sold that piece of property and the money comes in and he comes home and he's like,

babe, look at all this money. Say it was a thousand bucks. What if go to peter and say like here we sold a piece of property

here's eight hundred dollars and we make it look like it was the full price of the piece of

property what if this woman had feared the Lord in that?

What if she had been there in the kitchen, hanging out of the island talking?

What if she had been?

Anonais, I can't, I don't think we should do that.

I can't agree with you.

What if she had given him courage to say,

just give the 800 and say we're keeping 200 for ourselves?

What if she had the fear of the Lord stood in that place and not been complicit?

Maybe she would have saved her husband's life.

We know that, but I think about the power that she had and that she was held accountable

for not standing. This is not one of those scenarios where it's like,

submit to your husband, Safira. You see, that would be a wrong idea of submission.

I'm not getting into submission.

I just got to ask myself, what if?

Because he died.

And then when she stood before Peter,

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