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Hi, I'm a Bible N3rd!
I can't believe how much Christ has changed my life, and yet I know I still have so much further to go. I used to say I wasn't a 'reader,' but when God broke the chains in my life, He gave me a passion for studying His Word.
Now, I'm taking that passion to the next level by working toward my degree in Biblical Studies and equipping others through live and online classes. That is the heart behind everything I do here, and I'm so excited for you to join me on this journey.
May you find inspiration and insight in your own walk through Scripture. May God's peace fill your day! In Jesus' Name
All My Stories
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Mere Christianity by CS Lewis: An Invitation to a 10-Week Study-Join me every Tuesday night!
Mere Christianity by CS Lewis If you could sit down with one book (outside of the Bible) that has the power to completely reshape how you view right and wrong, the universe, the Trinity, and your own hidden character, what would it be? For myself and millions of people over the last eighty years, that book is Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis. Originally delivered as a series of live radio broadcasts during the dark, bomb-sheltered days of World War II, Lewis’s words were mea
Jun 303 min read
Bible Study: Acts Week 11- To Caesar You Shall Go!
Paul's travels to Rome. Bible Study Welcome to Week 11 of our Bible Study through the Book of Acts. This week, we bring our incredible journey to a close as we cover Chapters 26 through 28. Last week, we watched Paul use his legal standing as a Roman citizen to bypass a corrupt political trap and boldly declare, "I appeal to Caesar!" This week, we see the absolute climax of that appeal. We will listen in as Paul delivers a masterclass in logic to pagan royalty, survive an a
Jun 296 min read
Bible Study: Acts Week 10- Gospel before Courts and Kings: The Strategy of Sovereignty
Paul meets with King Agrippa Welcome to Week 10 of our Bible Study through the Book of Acts. Last week, we followed Paul's emotional march to Jerusalem, where an outraged temple mob dragged him into the streets before a Roman tribune intercepted the chaos. This week, we cover Chapters 23 through 25, stepping into a high-stakes legal drama. As the title "Gospel before Courts and Kings" suggests, we see Paul's active missionary traveling put on pause as he transitions into a
Jun 255 min read
God the Father in the Trinity: Eternal, Loving, and One
Trinity- God the Father Over the last two weeks, we’ve looked at why the Trinity matters and how God can be one Being in three Persons. Now, we’re going to take a closer look at the first Person of the Trinity: God the Father. There’s a common misconception floating around church circles that goes something like this: The Father is the stern, distant, and angry God of the Old Testament, while Jesus is the loving, graceful Savior of the New Testament. But when we look at scrip
Jun 244 min read
Mere Christianity by CS Lewis: An Invitation to a 10-Week Study
Mere Christianity by CS Lewis If you could sit down with one book (outside of the Bible) that has the power to completely reshape how you view right and wrong, the universe, the Trinity, and your own hidden character, what would it be? For myself and millions of people over the last eighty years, that book is Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis. Originally delivered as a series of live radio broadcasts during the dark, bomb-sheltered days of World War II, Lewis’s words were mea
Jun 233 min read
Bible Study: Acts Week 9- Paul’s Legacy: The Cost of a Call and the Road to Chains
Paul says goodbye Welcome to Week 9 of our journey through the Book of Acts. Last week, we witnessed the deep-rooted revival in Ephesus that shook the local occult economy and ignited a two-hour stadium riot. This week, we cover Chapters 20 through 22, a profound, emotional section of our study focused on "Paul’s Legacy and Impact." We watch the narrative shift from the strategic planning of missionary journeys to a deeply personal march toward destiny. Paul knows that the s
Jun 226 min read
Bible Study: Acts-Week 8: The Epic Impact of Corinth and Ephesus
Book burning in Ephesus Welcome to Week 8 of our study through the Book of Acts. Last week, we followed Paul through the "Trials and Triumphs" of Macedonia, watching a midnight prison cell fill with praise and tracking his intellectual bridge-building with the philosophers of Athens. This week, we dive into Chapters 18 and 19, a major shift in the timeline of the early church. Moving away from quick stops and sudden scatterings, we find Paul settling in for "The Long Haul." W
Jun 184 min read
Understanding the Trinity: Explaining the Divine Mystery Simply
Trinity Study In our last post, we talked about why the Trinity matters so much for our daily lives. But let's face it: the moment you start explaining the Trinity to someone, you eventually hit a wall. “Okay, so God is one. But He is also three. So... 1 + 1 + 1 = 1?” It sounds like bad math. If you've ever felt your brain start to short-circuit trying to figure out how God can be both single and plural at the same time, you are in good company. Christians have been wrestling
Jun 173 min read
Bible Study: Acts Week 7 Chapter 16 and 17- Trials and Triumphs
Trials and Triumphs Welcome back to our study of Acts. This week, we cover Chapters 16 and 17, a stretch of the second missionary journey marked by intense opposition and incredible spiritual victories. One of the most interesting shifts in this section is the move from "they" to "we" statements, which signals that Luke, the historian and physician, has joined the team. Philippi: Businesswomen and Broken Chains The journey leads Paul’s team to Philippi, a leading city of Mace
Jun 153 min read
Why is the Trinity Important? 3 Reasons Every Christian Should Care
Studying the Trinity If we are being completely honest, many of us treat the doctrine of the Trinity a bit like advanced calculus. We know it’s true; we respect the people who understand it, but we’d really rather not try to explain it at a dinner party. We tend to think of the Trinity—the truth that God exists eternally as one God in three distinct Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—as a theological math puzzle. We wonder, Does parsing out this ancient doctrine actually c
Jun 103 min read
Bible Study: Acts Week 6 Chapters 13-16:1-5: Clash of Cultures
Missionary Journeys Welcome to Week 6 of our Acts study. Last week, we witnessed the iron gate opening for Peter and the Gospel breaking through to the Gentiles in the house of Cornelius. This week, we transition from the church being scattered by persecution to being intentionally sent by the Holy Spirit. We follow Paul and Barnabas as they embark on what is known as the First Missionary Journey, an adventure filled with spiritual warfare, miraculous endurance, and a histori
Jun 84 min read
Bible Study: Acts Week 5 Chapters 9:22-12:1-25 Peter's Ministry
Peter and the Iron Gate Welcome to Week 5 of our Acts study. Last week, we witnessed the radical transformation of Saul on the road to Damascus. This week, the narrative shifts back to Peter, showing us that the wildfire of the Gospel isn't just changing individual hearts, but it is tearing down centuries-old cultural and religious barriers. Escapes and Encouragers We pick up with Saul, now a believer, proving that Jesus is the Christ. However, the persecutor quickly becomes
Jun 14 min read
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