What does it mean to be a Christian? The word appears in only three Bible verses, and it started as a name other people gave. Here’s what they noticed.
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Walking With Jesus Daily: The Bread That Wouldn’t Keep Overnight
Walking with Jesus daily isn’t a willpower test. Manna spoiled overnight, and Jesus taught “day by day” bread. Here is a rhythm you can actually keep.
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30 Days With Jesus: What He Wanted First Was Your Company
30 days with Jesus starts where the first twelve did: before Jesus gave them any task, Mark 3:14 says he chose them to be with him. Here is what that changes.
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How to Accept Jesus as Your Lord and Savior With Empty Hands
How to accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior when you have nothing to bring: the clearest answer in the Bible came from a man nailed to the cross beside him.
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How to Give Your Life to Christ: He Already Gave His First
How to give your life to Christ: in the four Gospels the words “give his life” appear twice, and both times Jesus is the one giving. What he asked took two words.
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What to Do as a New Christian: Jesus Sent the First One Home
What to do as a new Christian: the one man who asked Jesus that question got told no, and was sent home to his own friends with one story and no instructions.
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Accept Jesus as Your Lord and Savior: The Word Most People Skip
People searching how to accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior almost always mean the Savior half. Scripture puts Lord first – and that turns out to be the relief, not the bill.
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Prayer to Accept Jesus: What If He’s the One Accepting You?
Worried your prayer to accept Jesus won’t be good enough? His critics filed a complaint about him in Luke 15 that answers that exact fear – and they meant it as an insult.
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How Can I Have a Relationship With God? Start With an Afternoon
How can I have a relationship with God? The first two men who followed Jesus never asked what to believe. They asked where he was staying – and got an afternoon.
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Beginner Bible Reading Plan: Choose It for Your Worst Day
A beginner bible reading plan should be sized to your worst morning, not your best – plus the warning label the man who invented the one-year plan attached to it.