My Interview with Stephanie Pavlantos
I’m so pleased to share my interview with Stephanie Pavlantos on her show, “Living Waters: Falling Deeper in love with God’s Word.” We talked about my book, A Place for Me in God’s Tent, and the many ways the tabernacle speaks of Jesus and ourselves.
Here’s a little about Stephanie and where you can find her:
Stephanie Pavlantos is passionate about getting people into God’s Word. She has taught Bible studies for twenty years and has spoken at ladies’ retreats. She released her first Bible study, The Few, the Humble, the Church, in 2008. In 2020, Mt. Zion Ridge Press published her second Bible study, Jewels of Hebrews. Her third book, Room at the Table: Encouraging Stories from Special Needs Families, was released on November 1, 2022.
She hosts Grafted: Jewish Roots of Christianity and Living Waters: Falling Deeper in Love with God’s Word on Messianic LAMB Network TV. Stephanie is ordained with Messenger Fellowship in Nashville, TN, and works for Besorah Institute.
Married for thirty years, she and Mike have three children, Matthew, Alexandria, Michael, and two German shepherds, Sophie, and Mia. Mike and Stephanie have a small homestead where they grow fruits and vegetables and raise sheep, chickens, and ducks.
Lauren Crews wasn’t in this interview, but you’ll see her co-hosting the program in other episodes. Here’s a little about her:
Lauren Crews is a multi-award-winning author which includes the Christian Market Book of the Year for Strength of a Woman: Why You Are Proverbs 31. As a freelance writer and certified coach, she enjoys working with new authors desiring to up their social media game. Lauren lives in Florida with her husband and two brown dogs who have their humans well-trained. You can find her on her website at: https://www.laurencrews.com.
Terry is a writer and speaker who loves gathering clues about God from His Word and creation. She wants to help God’s people grow in wonder, appreciation and understanding of Him. She loves finding fresh ways to approach Scripture so we all expand our ability to both apply and share what we’ve learned.
Congratulations, Terry, on your interview with Stephanie Pavlantos. I thought it went well.
Thank you so much, Joyce!