Living like a Christian as defined in God's Holy Word is rewarding now and forever. Perhaps one of the greatest challenges in this choice is to live with joy rooted in the forgiveness of sin through Jesus Christ's warrior death on His crucifixion cross.

"May the joy of the Lord be your strength," are the inspired words the prophet Nehemiah shares at Chapter 8, verse 10. No matter where one lives or one's age, God is available and longing for us to invite Him in our hearts to dwell. When we are at home in Christ - in community with others who welcome Him - joy can be found, like no other place on earth.

God bless you and yours in this journey worth taking!

In the podcast 'I Love Jesus; So Do You' ... I provide a lively, academically robust discussion about who God is and why it is a joy to come to know Him through the Bible.

In Episode 2, titled: Boldly Proclaiming Christ, I highlight Old and New Testament scripture, the prayer Jesus taught to His apostles ~ The Our Father, and the First Commandment to encourage bold statements of love for our Father who made us, loves us, and challenges us to find and claim Him!

I am available for public speaking events; you may reach me for event booking discussions at:

⁠drbrundickmcnabbspeaks@gmail.com⁠

God bless you and yours,

Melissa Brundick McNabb, Ph.D

After earning five college degrees through the grace of God and the providence of many, I am eager to share my zeal for God with others. This podcast is intended to help listeners learn more about the Bible and demonstrate how God intended His Holy Word to be meaningful for all people until the end of time.

The Old Testament and New Testament are incredibly interesting and revelatory to consider! In episodes of 'I Love Jesus; So Do You' ... I provide a lively, academically robust discussion of who God is and why it is a joy to come to know Him better through the Bible.

I am available for public speaking events; you may reach me for event booking discussions at:

drbrundickmcnabbspeaks@gmail.com

God bless you and yours,

Melissa Brundick McNabb, Ph.D