Pam Gillaspie

In Anointed: To Suffer, To Serve, To Save, Pam Gillaspie walks readers through Isaiah 53. This Old Testament chapter describes a mysterious "man of sorrows" (53:3) who bears our sin, carries our griefs, and heals our hearts. Hundreds of years after Isaiah recorded this prophecy, Jesus Christ fullfilled it, bringing the hope of eternal redemption and healing . Through this study, readers will solidify their confidence in Jesus as the ultimate source of our life and hope, even in the midst of suffering.

Savvy: God's Truth for a Life that WorksWisdom seems elusive in an unhinged world where people see themselves as ultimate authorities, but God never meant for His children to be ignorant about how to live in any circumstances. Throughout His Word, the Bible, God calls His people to a better way--His Way In the book of Proverbs He lays out thirty-one chapters of nitty-gritty, nuts-and-bolts, practical truth about life that works In this 8-week flexible study you'll learn how to walk with confidence in a world of wolves, obeying Jesus' command to "be wise as serpents and innocents as doves." It's time to be savvy

Grow Up: Moving Past Spiritual Adolscence -- A Flexible Study of EphesiansIn a culture that increasingly lets "kids be kids" well into the early adult years, is it any wonder the church faces challenges in growing believers to maturity? Extended immaturity, though, is not a new problem. Paul, writing to the Ephesians, called his fellow believers to "Grow up " The call remains today--for you and me Walking verse by verse through the book of Ephesians, we'll unpack what it means to be "in Christ" and what this has to do with growing up in the faith and holding fast when others are being carried by winds of doctrine. You'll discover for yourself what God has to say about how to live the grown-up Christians life Being a kid is great, when you're a kid. Now, it's time to grow up

No Worries: Learning to Trust Our Sovereign God Are you a worrier? Are you preoccupied with the "What ifs" and worst-case scenarios? Unrelenting doubts and fears can be paralyzing Worry can interfere with your daily life and ruin your relationships. We may dignify worry by calling it by some other name-concern, burden, a cross to bear - but Jesus calls it sinful. God feeds the birds and clothes the lilies and He will clothe and feed us. However it is our "little faith" that hinders Him from working in our lives. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells His followers - then and now - "do not be worried." That seems impossible considering He also says, "in this world you WILL have trouble..." but there has to be a way to do what He says in spite of the realities of life. There is The fact that Jesus Himself commanded it means it is possible. If you struggle with worries and wish you didn't, join Jan and Pam - two recovering worriers - for "No Worries: Learning to Trust our Sovereign God" This 8-week study will lead you through Scripture and help you learn how to walk in God's truth and to trust Him, eliminating your need to worry He has great blessings for us if only we will trust Him.