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Educating Pharaoh

What if everything you’ve been taught about the Exodus is only half the story?

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For 3,500 years we’ve cast Pharaoh as the villain and Moses as the hero. But what if God didn’t come to Egypt to crush Pharaoh? What if he came to save him?

In this gripping and revelatory journey through Scripture, Teena Myers dares to place Pharaoh in the classroom of the Almighty and watch the most arrogant man on earth receive the most patient, relentless, heart-breaking education in history. Plague after plague wasn’t punishment. It was God writing across Egypt in letters of fire: I AM the LORD. There is no one like ME.

Meet Teena Myers

Author

Teena shares timeless lessons of faith through her writing. Her books challenge readers to reflect, grow, and reach for faith that pleases God.

Producer

Every week on Voices of Inspiration (Christian Mix 106), Teena and her team explore stories of faith, grace, and the power of testimony.

President

As President of the Southern Christian Writers, Teena equips and encourages aspiring Christian authors through leadership, support, and community.

A Journey of Purpose

Teena never intended to become an author. But a student with a recorder,
a canceled class, and a divine nudge led her into a lifelong writing ministry.

Featured Works

Discover books that explore faith, purpose, and the quiet power of obedience. From biblical insight to personal journey, Teena’s writing invites readers to reflect deeply and walk boldly in truth.

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