Ed Meshler Libros

Focusing on the lives of two New Testament women, this book offers encouragement and inspiration for modern readers, highlighting their ability to overcome obstacles in their spiritual journeys. Set against the backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the author, Pastor Ed Meshler, shares insights that deepen understanding of faith in Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. With a rich background in ministry and education, Meshler connects these historical figures to contemporary spiritual growth, making their stories relevant for today's audience.

Exploring the essence of authentic Christianity, this book addresses the confusion stemming from denominational differences and emphasizes the pursuit of true faith. Pastor Ed offers a clear and enthusiastic Bible study that delves into the foundational tenets of following Christ. With his background as an ordained minister and educator, he shares insights rooted in scripture while drawing on his personal experiences. Set against the backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Ed's relatable approach blends his love for family, travel, and teaching, making this an engaging guide for spiritual growth.

Have you ever wondered about the 12 Disciples of Jesus? Who were they? What are their stories? Do they still speak to us today? Pastor Ed takes us on a spiritually-charged, information-packed journey, with stirring, insightful answers. Buckle up for a book that lays out with clarity (yet dives in deeply) into the who, what, when, where, and how of each one of these hand-chosen missionaries of Christ. Even Judas Iscariot still has insightful lessons for today's church! Ed is an ordained minister, a church planter, an author, and a Bible teacher. He graduated from Liberty University, received his master's degree from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary, and is a native of Burlington, NC. He is also the husband of Robin, the father of Sam Moschler (Brittany) and Ginger Kiser (Chris) - and importantly, is "Poppers" to Coen and Stella Moschler and Everly and Harrison Kiser (the grandkids). Ed enjoys travel, reading, writing, music, teaching, art, sports, family, and friends. Ed has always been a bit of a ragamullin at heart, and he is quite okay with it.