How to start reading the Bible when you don’t understand it: the New Testament says in writing which parts are hard – and the real fix is a layout problem.
How to Repent to God for Something You Can’t Undo
How to repent to God for something you can’t undo: Paul had the one record that could never be repaid, and he never claimed it was erased. What he did instead.
What Does It Mean to Be a Christian in Everyday Life? The Carpenter Years
What does it mean to be a Christian in everyday life? The Gospels hand eighteen of Jesus’s years a single word – carpenter – and Paul’s advice is stranger still.
How to Accept Jesus as Your Lord and Savior: The Bible Says Receive
The words “accept Jesus” appear nowhere in the Bible. The verb scripture actually uses is “received” — and it changes whose hands are doing the work.
What to Do as a New Christian Without a Church: Paul Sat by a River
What to do as a new Christian without a church: Paul’s first European church began at a riverside prayer spot, not a building — and the smallest number Jesus named was two.
Prayer to Accept Jesus Again: Why Re-Praying Won’t Settle It
You have prayed a prayer to accept Jesus again, maybe more than once. Here is why re-praying never settles it – and the test 1 John gives instead.
30 Days With Jesus Bible Reading Plan: Day by Day
The whole 30 days with Jesus Bible reading plan written out day by day – Mark 1 to 16, then John 1 to 14, with what is actually waiting in each chapter.
New Believer Devotional: Nobody Read It Silently
A new believer devotional that actually sticks: Philip heard the Ethiopian reading from outside the chariot. Scripture was built for ears, and that changes your ten minutes.
New Believer Bible Reading Plan: Read One Gospel Twice
A new believer bible reading plan that reads one Gospel twice in thirty days — plus the thing in Mark 8 you cannot see on a first pass. Ten minutes a morning.
Bible Study Plan for New Believers: Built for the Day You Miss
Most Bible study plans for new believers are built for a perfect month. Here’s one designed around the day you miss — plus the day-two detail in Nehemiah 8 nobody quotes.