About the Author

Reverend Paula J Behrens is a full membership Elder in the Texas Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, Ordained in 2007. She graduated from Houston Baptist University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Christianity and English and acquired her Master of Divinity from Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University.

Reverend Behrens has served as pastor in six United Methodist congregations. She is currently appointed as the Senior Pastor of Chappell Hill United Methodist Church in Chappell Hill, Texas. She has three grown children and three grandchildren. Her desire is to use her gifts and graces in such a way so as to bring as much glory to God’s kingdom as possible in this lifetime.

Chappell Hill United Methodist Church

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THINKING OF HIM

A STEADFAST LOVE

BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS

GOODNESS & MERCY

GRACE TO YOU

IF YOU LOVE ME

PRAISE THE NAME OF THE LORD

THE DESERT SHALL REJOICE

THERE IS A RIVER

WALKING IN THE LIGHT

In the Beginning – to be released soon!

 

 

In the Beginning - to be released in June 2012.

A collection of inspirational messages designed to help the reader see God in everyday life while addressing topics like:

- The Sanctity of Life

- Does God change His mind?

- How did the Universe come into existence?

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In her brief, but concisely written and organized book, Thinking of Him, Paula Behrens has done the faith community a great service. In direct, layman terms, free of academic jargon, she has provided both a theological primer and a catechism of what C. S. Lewis has called “mere” Christianity. Though Behrens writes from a Methodist perspective, her book affirms all the key doctrines of the Nicene Creed (Trinity, Incarnation, Atonement, Resurrection) and, as such, should be accepted by all orthodox believers. Some may wish to add to her primer, but there is nothing that can or should be taken away. She is to be commended in particular for her clear treatment of the three persons of the Trinity, her affirmation of the Church and sacraments, and her discussion of justification, sanctification, and prevenient grace—which affirms fully the sovereignty and prerogative of God while not robbing man of true freedom of choice. Both orthodox and accessible, Thinking of Him will help Christians to know what they believe. - Louis Markos, Professor in English and Scholar-in-Residence, Houston Baptist University;author of Apologetics for the 21st Century