Ephesians is really a letter to the church at Ephesus AND all the other churches in Asia Minor that were the result of the meteoric move of God in Ephesus during Paul’s three year tenure there. This letter has no recriminations – no church-specific doctrinal or behavioral issues. This letter was written approximately 10 years […]

Paul does not pull his punches – not even a little – even in his concluding remarks. The video link to Youtube is here: Galatians 6:11-18 Spotify and iTunes links are to the right.   Blessings!!! Paige  

Paul identifies another aspect of how a true follower of Christ should act… being a giver. Here is the YouTube link: Galatians 6:6-10   For Spotify or iTunes, look for the links to the right. Blessings! Paige

Agape love requires us to be outward-focused… which sometimes means coming alongside someone trapped in sin to help them navigate their way out. Here is the Youtube link: Galatians 6:1-5 For iTunes and Spotify – see the links to the right! Blessings! Paige

In this episode, I look at the gifts of the Spirit as found in 1 Corinthians chapter 12, attempting to give each one a working definition. Do I believe these gifts are for the Church today? Hmmmmm……..   Here is the video link: Gifts of the Spirit part 1 for Spotify and iTunes, use the […]

The results of following the Holy Spirit vs the results of following the “unholy spirit” of legalism. Here is the YouTube link: Galatians 5:16-26     For Spotify and iTunes, see the links to the right! Blessings, Paige

What did JESUS say about Himself? Was He God? Was He a good man executed for doing good things? Was He a good and moral teacher? Here is the Video link to the podcast… What I Believe… Jesus Part 2 For Spotify and Apple – check the links to the right. Blessings! Paige

In this episode I present my first February devotional in the “What I Believe” series. This month I will be sharing what I believe about Jesus. As I was preparing, I read something on the Internet that bothered me and got under my skin. Somebody wrote something to the effect of  “I find it hard […]