Sarah J. McCoy

Choices, Chapter 5: Moses Responds with Meekness

Sarah McCoy published The Beauty of Holy Choices in 2015.  It examines people from the Bible who pleased God by making a hard choice in a difficult circumstance.  The twelve chapters are stand-alone stories, woven together by their emphasis on holiness and arranged in the order in which they appear in Scripture.  Chapters end with clear application to today's Christian walk and a challenge to the reader. 

Choices, Chapter 4: Two Midwives Respect Life

Sarah McCoy published The Beauty of Holy Choices in 2015.  It examines people from the Bible who pleased God by making a hard choice in a difficult circumstance.  The twelve chapters are stand-alone stories, woven together by their emphasis on holiness and arranged in the order in which they appear in Scripture.  Chapters end with clear application to today's Christian walk and a challenge to the reader.

Choices, Chapter 3: Joseph Shows Self Control

Sarah McCoy published The Beauty of Holy Choices in 2015.  It examines people from the Bible who pleased God by making a hard choice in a difficult circumstance.  The twelve chapters are stand-alone stories, woven together by their emphasis on holiness and arranged in the order in which they appear in Scripture.  Chapters end with clear application to today's Christian walk and a challenge to the reader.

Choices, Chapter 2: Job Endures the Unimaginable

Sarah McCoy published The Beauty of Holy Choices in 2015.  It examines people from the Bible who pleased God by making a hard choice in a difficult circumstance.  The twelve chapters are stand-alone stories, woven together by their emphasis on holiness and arranged in the order in which they appear in Scripture.  Chapters end with clear application to today's Christian walk and a challenge to the reader.

Choices, Chapter 1: God Is Seated in the Temple

Sarah McCoy published The Beauty of Holy Choices in 2015.  It examines people from the Bible who pleased God by making a hard choice in a difficult circumstance.  The twelve chapters are stand-alone stories, woven together by their emphasis on holiness and arranged in the order in which they appear in Scripture.  Chapters end with clear application to today's Christian walk and a challenge to the reader.

The Trouble with an Altar Named Ed

In Joshua 22, the Israelites jumped to conclusions and unfairly accused their brothers of terrible sin, bringing the nation to the brink of civil war.  Learn the dangers of accusing others and how you can replace the tendency to accuse with viable, biblical alternatives.

Four Foundations: Sharing Jesus - What Works and What Doesn’t Pt. 3

During his second missionary journey, the Apostle Paul stopped in Athens and preached an evangelical sermon to a group of intellectuals.  He added some impressive quotes from their poets and even mentioned their unknown god, but it didn't go so well.  Later, he explained to the Corinthians what he learned from that experience.

Four Foundations: Sharing Jesus - What Works and What Doesn’t Pt. 2

Philip the Evangelist boldly shared the truth of Scripture with an Ethiopian government official, and the official came to Christ.  You can effectively share the Bible with others, too.

Four Foundations: Sharing Jesus - What Works and What Doesn't

A Samaritan woman boldly shared her faith in Christ with the people of her town, and their lives were changed.  You can share your personal testimony, too.

Praying for My Kids

In this special session, Sarah shares insights from over thirty years of praying for and with her children.