Second Half of Acts and Why we have Church Meetings and Bacon

The Book of Revelation and Cups that Run Over

This episode is a little bit about the Book of Revelation and how to read it, and a little bit about my new job and move to Mason near the edge of Art, Texas. Was this helpful? You can contact me at www.pastorstella.net.

Letters that Inspire and Churches that Hug

The Epistles are letters, historical documents written to churches to correct and encourage. They are timeless, and they help the church do what it’s supposed to do – love. This podcast gives an overview of the letters and highlights a few verses that are highlight-worthy. Was this helpful? You can contact me at www.pastorstella.net.

Called to Belong - Letter to the Romans

Listen for some thoughts on the Letter to the Romans, the inspiring epistle that tells us we are bound to belong, yet free from our chains. Also - a big announcement! You can listen to much more on what the Bible says about women in ministry from Sandra Richter at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoAyhSQtKR8 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoAyhSQtKR8].  Was this helpful? You can contact me at www.pastorstella.net.

Second Half of Acts and Why we have Church Meetings and Bacon

Conflict, suffering, and drama are all part of life on the edge, and life in the early church. The second half of Acts of the Apostles tells of Paul's dangerous missionary journeys and the first church council meeting, during which they decided not to make the Gentiles follow all the food and ceremonial laws. Thankfully, conflicts do end. Was this helpful? You can contact me at www.pastorstella.net.

One Year Anniversary and the Book of Acts

It's the one year anniversary of the podcast!  The episode contains a look back, as well as a look forward into the Acts of the Apostles, the next book on the year-long read-through of the Bible. In life and in this book, sometimes we have to go on trust and figure things out as we go. It's all part of sailing uncharted water when you are living on the edge.  Was this helpful? You can contact me at www.pastorstella.net.