Aquila: The Tentmaker Who Helped Build the Church
Aquila: The Tentmaker Who Helped Build the Church Marcia Neveu September 1, 2026 Uncategorized Some of the most important people in the Bible never preached to a crowd. Aquila was one of them. He is almost always named alongside his wife Priscilla — and that, friend, is itself a beautiful testimony. Aquila is never the […]
Hagar: The God Who Sees Me
Hagar: The God Who Sees Me Marcia Neveu August 27, 2026 Uncategorized She had no power, no status, no choice. She was a slave — given away by one owner, used by another, and when she became inconvenient, driven out into the wilderness to die. By every measure of her world, Hagar was invisible. But […]
Apollos: When Fervour Meets Correction
Apollos: When Fervour Meets Correction Marcia Neveu August 25, 2026 Uncategorized Apollos was a brilliant man. Acts 18 calls him “an eloquent man and mighty in the Scriptures” (Acts 18:24, NKJV). He was a Jew of Alexandria — that great centre of Hellenistic learning — and when he came preaching in Ephesus, he was “fervent […]
Eve: The Mother of All Living
Eve: The Mother of All Living Marcia Neveu July 27, 2026 Uncategorized Before there was a nation, before there was a law, before there was a temple or a prophet or a psalm — there was a garden, and a woman, and a choice that changed everything. Genesis 2 tells us that God formed Eve […]
Andrew: The Brother Who Brought His Brother
Andrew: The Brother Who Brought His Brother Marcia Neveu August 18, 2026 Uncategorized Some men are called to preach to thousands. Andrew was called to bring his brother. That sounds small. It isn’t. The Gospel of John tells us Andrew was one of two disciples standing with John the Baptist on the day the Lamb […]
Euodia and Syntyche: Too Important to Stay Divided
Euodia and Syntyche: Too Important to Stay Divided Marcia Neveu August 13, 2026 Uncategorized Paul knew them both well. That much is clear from the way he writes about them in Philippians 4:2-3 — not as troublemakers or peripheral members, but as women who had “laboured with me in the gospel.” The Greek word is […]
Ananias: When Obedience Wears Sandals
Ananias: When Obedience Wears Sandals Marcia Neveu August 11, 2026 Uncategorized “Go.” One word from heaven. That was the entire assignment. Not a long explanation. Not a guarantee of safety. Not even a friend to walk alongside him. Just go — to the house where the man who had been dragging believers from their homes […]
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 […]
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 […]