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Marcia Neveu

Comfort: The God Who Comforts

Comfort: The God Who Comforts Marcia Neveu August 8, 2026 Uncategorized Life brings seasons of grief, loss, and pain that no amount of human comfort can fully reach. But the God we serve is not distant from our suffering. He draws near.  The Apostle Paul opens 2 Corinthians with this: “Blessed be the God and […]

Eunice: The Faith of a Mother

Eunice: The Faith of a Mother Marcia Neveu August 6, 2026 Uncategorized Some of the most powerful ministries in Scripture were built on a foundation laid in a home, by a mother, long before anyone was watching. Eunice was one of those mothers. She appears by name only once in all of Scripture — 2 […]

Amos: The Shepherd Who Carried a Fire

Amos: The Shepherd Who Carried a Fire Marcia Neveu August 4, 2026 Men in the Bible He wasn’t a trained prophet. He wasn’t from the schools of the prophets or the courts of the king. He was a shepherd from Tekoa, a tender of sycamore fruit — an ordinary man whom God interrupted with an […]

Self-Control: The Fruit That Guards Everything Else

Self-Control: The Fruit That Guards Everything Else Marcia Neveu June 24, 2026 Uncategorized Of all the fruit of the Spirit, self-control may be the one we underestimate most. It doesn’t sound as inspiring as love or as comforting as peace. But without it, every other fruit becomes difficult to sustain. Self-control is what holds the […]

Chloe: She Loved the Church Enough to Tell the Truth

Chloe: She Loved the Church Enough to Tell the Truth Marcia Neveu June 24, 2026 Women in the Bible It would have been easier to say nothing. The church at Corinth was fractured — divided into factions, each claiming loyalty to a different leader. Paul, Apollos, Cephas. The divisions were public and the tensions were […]

Amon: The Danger of a Heart That Won’t Bend

Amon: The Danger of a Heart That Won’t Bend Marcia Neveu June 24, 2026 Uncategorized Two years. That is all the reign of King Amon amounted to — two years of leading Judah further into darkness before his own servants conspired against him and his life came to a violent end. His story is brief, […]

Gentleness: Strength Surrendered to God

Gentleness: Strength Surrendered to God Marcia Neveu June 24, 2026 Uncategorized The world mistakes gentleness for weakness. But in the kingdom of God, it is one of the most powerful forces there is — the fruit of the Holy Spirit bearing the unmistakable mark of Jesus Himself. When Jesus described His own heart, He chose […]

Apphia: Beloved and Called

Apphia: Beloved and Called Marcia Neveu June 24, 2026 Uncategorized She is named in just one verse — Philemon 1:2 — and yet the verse places her at the centre of one of the most remarkable moments in all of Paul’s letters. Paul was writing to ask Philemon to do something that would have been […]

Alphaeus: The Faithful Unknown

Alphaeus: The Faithful Unknown Marcia Neveu July 21, 2026 Men in the Bible Not every name in Scripture comes with a story. Some are simply listed — quietly, without fanfare — and yet their presence tells us something profound about the Kingdom of God. Alphaeus is one of those names. He appears in the Gospel […]

Faithfulness: Steady When It Costs You

Faithfulness: Steady When It Costs You Marcia Neveu June 24, 2026 Uncategorized “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen” (Hebrews 11:1, NKJV). With those words, the writer of Hebrews gives us the most precise and powerful definition of faith in all of Scripture. Not a feeling. Not […]