About Madelon Maupin
Although Madelon Maupin's academic background includes both undergraduate and graduate degrees in Biblical Studies, it is probably her 35+ years in business and her strong emphasis on written and verbal communication that give BibleRoads its "punch." Madelon spent 15 years in the newspaper industry, cultivating a commitment to highly focused, content-rich presentation and a strong research background. Over the next 20 years she headed a leadership consulting firm in Los Angeles, where she worked with some of the film industry's top firms and developed a capacity for clear, direct verbal communication. Ever since closing her consulting firm, it has been Madelon's joy to focus full-time on BibleRoads.com, which allows her to combine all of her skills in the talks and workbooks she presents on Biblical topics. Madelon's goal is to help others unlock the Bible in a non-denominational way so that they can discover the Scriptures' spiritual meaning and application to their lives. By delving into the history, politics, geography, customs, and culture of all the Biblical periods and books, she aims to enable readers and listeners to dive deep into these subjects themselves so they can find their own spiritual answer.
I forwarded the blog on to a scholar friend who is currently working on a regenerative land practices study in the MidWest and the Northeast.
All of the Bible stories you mentioned help me stay in a prayerful stature while warlike attacks are permeating the airwaves.
Thanks Maddie, that was very uplifting and revealing. I loved the three stories you shared for each of those individuals were indeed regenerated. Seeing how we can be regenerated through the Bible stories is really helpful. I’m going through my own regeneration right now having lost my husband earlier this month. I’m having to see that loss is not a part of God’s plan for me. I have never lost my relationship with God so how can I lose my relationship with His reflection, man. This thought has regenerated me to the point where I am able to stand strong… Read more »
P.S. I love the fact that the Bible regenerates us spiritually.
Hi Madelon Thank you for this message. Just hearing the word regeneration makes me sit up taller. It seems we are more often confronted with the claim of degeneration. I am reminded of the woman who touched the hem of Jesus’ garment in the middle of a throng of interested onlookers. After 12 years of suffering, she was regenerated, free to be who God had made her to be, whole, and free. This encourages us to claim our own birthright as God’s beloved sons and daughters. So we can pray to see the regeneration, repair, refreshing, restoration and renewal of… Read more »
Maddie, you’ve asked a wonderful question about other Bible regeneration stories. The first that came to mind is funny, sincere, social outcast Zacchaeus, longing to find meaningful purpose in his life, who climbed a tree to better see Jesus.
His whole life changed because he took the initiative and followed his hope. Jesus met that hope with God’s powerful inclusive love.
My prayers for Ukraine include that this same powerful, inclusive love guiding and protecting, be known and felt.
Loved your Biblical examples! Thank you for these Vlogs!