If you discover anything else, let me know.Īnd I can’t find an email address anywhere for her, so if she somehow sees this, thank you Paige. That’s all I’ve been able to find from her. Here’s a conversation with Jenny Salt about women’s studies in the church.
“ When Despair Invades Gospel Work: Learning from Elijah“Īnd a video of a plenary session speech she gave for a Gospel Coalition women’s conference entitled “ In the Temple: The Glorious and Forgiving God.”Īnd a video of session she gave for the Gospel Coalition’s women’s conference entitled “ Fearing God in a Fallen World.”. Here’s a couple of talks she gave for The Gospel Coalition: Here’s a great article on singleness that she wrote before she was married entitled “ Singled Out for Good” “ The Responsive Heart” A video of this message is available here. The Christian Life Conference sermons are available on the website of Second Presbyterian. I have listened to these sermons many, many times and they always lead me to look at my own heart with discerning and critical gaze and yearn to have the heart of God.Ĭlick on the names of these resources to check them out. And she does it with a keen literary sensibility, wit, and honesty, and all in an appropriately worshipful and humble stance. Making her way through the Saul and David story of 1-2 Samuel, Paige shows how vital the condition of the heart is in light of the God who claims our lives as his. taught Bible study, Sunday school and evangelistic studies and he was member of. She just did campus ministry for several years at Vanderbilt and Virginia, has a degree from Covenant Seminary, and basically is just a stay-at-home mom with her three kids and occasionally speaks at conferences.Īnd so, without knowing anything about her, and having heard nothing about her before, a couple years ago I went to the Christian Life Conference at Second Presbyterian in Memphis that featured her as a speaker for that year’s theme, “A Heart for God.” Tenn., Elizabeth Brown and her husband, Leonard, of Colonial Beach. Though I wish she has, she has not written a book–which is often the first step toward making yourself known in the world of Christian teaching. Paige is leading a Bible Study on Jonah from Sept 6 to Oct 18. Not to say that those Christian leaders who make a name for themselves were simply out to make a name for themselves, but there is no question in the case of Paige that she’s just about speaking the truth. 
I have a feeling she prefers it that way.
I do know Paige attended the church Tim pastors in New York for a while, so this wouldn’t surprise me. While there are teachers whose works I have read that have proven to be a more formative influence on me, the group of sermons I have heard from Paige have certainly been the most valuable that I’ve ever encountered.Īnd you’ve probably never heard of her. At least one source attests that Tim Keller calls Paige Brown the best Bible teacher in America.
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