How to follow Jesus when everyone else seems further ahead. His last “follow me” in the Gospels went to Peter, right after Peter asked about someone else.
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How to Hear from God: The Voice on the Mountain Pointed to Jesus
How to hear from God, from the one moment in the Gospels a voice from heaven told people what to do. It said two words, and they pointed to Jesus.
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How to Study the Bible for Beginners: Follow a Beginner Named Peter
The simplest way to study the Bible as a beginner isn’t a method with acronyms. It’s one notebook page, one person, and two lines per scene.
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How to Become a Christian: A Jailer Asked It at Midnight
A jailer in Acts 16 asked “what must I do to be saved?” and got a one-sentence answer. What happened in the next three verses shows you what tomorrow morning can look like.
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Bible for Beginners: The Numbers and Headings Came Later
A Bible for beginners isn’t a special edition. Most of what makes the page confusing – numbers, headings, red letters – was added later. Here’s how to read it.
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How to Start Reading the Bible: One Book Was Written for a Beginner
How to start reading the Bible without flipping at random: one Gospel was written for a named beginner – and it tells you exactly what to read next.
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How to Pray to God: Jesus Answered With a Midnight Knock
When the disciples asked how to pray, Jesus gave a short prayer and a story about a neighbor knocking at midnight for bread. Here’s what it means for you tomorrow morning.
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How to Get Closer to God: Philip Asked, and Was Already Looking
How to get closer to God? At the Last Supper Philip asked Jesus, “shew us the Father.” The answer he got turns a fuzzy goal into something you can start tomorrow.
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How to Repent: The Crowd Asked, and Got Ordinary Answers
When a crowd asked John the Baptist how to repent, the answers were about coats, tax ledgers, and paychecks. What Luke 3 and Zacchaeus show about turning inside your ordinary life.
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Born Again Christian: What Peter Says a Newborn Needs
The Bible never puts “born again” and “Christian” side by side. But the one letter that uses both answers the quiet worry behind the phrase with a picture of a hungry newborn.