Author: Stephanie A. Mayberry

Stephanie A. Mayberry is a pastor’s wife, author, and encourager of women called to ministry and deeper spiritual growth. Raised in Baton Rouge and now living in Ponchatoula, Louisiana, she serves alongside her husband, Pastor C.W. Mayberry, at Torah Observant Apostolics, where they minister together to a diverse and growing body of believers. Stephanie has authored several books on faith, women in ministry, spiritual growth, prayer, and living a Spirit-filled life—even (and especially) for Christians on the autism spectrum, including those with Asperger’s. Her passion is helping believers discover that Yehovah’s calling is bigger than their (perceived – self, world, or otherwise) limitations, labels, or past. A mom and grandma, Stephanie balances Bible studies, writing deadlines, and family life with a strong cup of coffee and a healthy sense of humor. Whether she is speaking, writing, chatting with someone after service, or praying for a stranger in a parking lot, her heart is to encourage others to hear Yehovah’s voice, embrace their unique calling, and walk boldly in the gifts He has placed within them.

March 20, 2026September 26, 2026 Stephanie A. Mayberry Announcements, feast days, Torah

The Biblical New Year is Here!

The 2026 biblical new year has begun. Here are the details.

February 27, 2026September 26, 2026 Stephanie A. Mayberry Bible Study, holiness, How to Not be Lukewarm, Sabbath, Spiritual Growth, Torah

Obedience is Not Selective

Obedience. How important is it? Many believers seem to think they can choose what parts of scripture they can obey. But the Bible is clear. If you love Him you will obey Him - completely.

December 29, 2025September 26, 2026 Stephanie A. Mayberry For Men, For Women, Marriage, salvation, Spiritual Growth

A Hard Truth: You Can’t “Fix” People

We all have loved ones that we want to see saved. Here are some difficult truths about that.

November 30, 2025September 26, 2026 Stephanie A. Mayberry Signs of the Times, Warfare

Our “Religious Rights” are being Eroded – and it’s Coming Faster than you Think

An alarming court case in Maine highlights several attacks on believers, the family, and how we raise our children.

October 20, 2025September 26, 2026 Stephanie A. Mayberry Bible Study, holy spirit, How to Not be Lukewarm, Spiritual Growth

Examining Spiritual Fruit: In Others and in Yourself

When was the last time you examined your own fruit? In our walk with Yehovah, we should be examining it daily.

September 25, 2025September 26, 2026 Stephanie A. Mayberry How to Not be Lukewarm, Marriage, Spiritual Growth, Torah

What Does the Bible Really Say About Divorce?

What does the Bible really say about divorce and remarriage? Here is the biblical response.

July 31, 2025September 26, 2026 Stephanie A. Mayberry How to Not be Lukewarm, Spiritual Growth

How to Handle Change Biblically

Change is just a fact of life, but when you are in pursuit of the Kingdom, change is essential. Here's how to handle change biblically.,

April 17, 2025October 3, 2026 Stephanie A. Mayberry Bible Study, How to Not be Lukewarm, salvation, Spiritual Growth

Can I Baptize Myself?

Is it biblical to baptize yourself? This post walks you through scripture to see what the Bible says about baptism and how it should be done.

March 1, 2025September 26, 2026 Stephanie A. Mayberry feast days, How to Not be Lukewarm, Sabbath, Spiritual Growth

What is the Omer and How to Count the Omer 2025

If you are new to keeping the omer, this is a good place to start. Here's why we count the omer, what it means, and how to do it.

December 25, 2024September 26, 2026 Stephanie A. Mayberry holiness, How to Not be Lukewarm, Sabbath, Spiritual Growth

Respect and Reverence in the Sanctuary

The sanctuary of Yehovah is a holy place. This is a good reminder for keeping it that way.