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Quiet Time With God: Even Jesus’ Got Interrupted
Quiet time with God keeps getting interrupted? So did Jesus’. In Mark 1 His friends tracked Him down, and in Mark 6 a crowd beat Him there. What He did next.
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How to Be Saved: Jesus Said the Same Sentence to Four People
How to be saved? In Luke, Jesus says one sentence to four people, and none of them followed a list. What they did, what the Bible promises, and what comes next.
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Relationship With God: Jesus’ First Ask Was to Be With Him
Relationship with God, the way the first disciples began: Mark 3:14 says Jesus chose them to be with Him first. What that looks like on an ordinary day.
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Walking With Jesus Starts With Him Walking Your Way
Walking with Jesus can feel like trying to keep up. In Mark 5, Jesus went with a frightened father instead, toward the man’s own house, at a very human pace.
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Spiritual Growth: What Jesus Said Happens While You Sleep
Spiritual growth is mostly hidden, slow, and in stages. A short parable in Mark shows why you can’t feel it happening, and what “staying planted” looks like.
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How to Pray: The Disciples Learned by Watching Jesus First
How to pray, the way Jesus’ own friends learned: they watched Him pray, then asked “Lord, teach us to pray.” His answer was short, plain, and sized for one day.
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Sinners Prayer: The One Jesus Praised Was Seven Words Long
The sinners prayer isn’t a phrase in the Bible, but Luke 18 records a seven-word prayer Jesus praised. Here are the words, and the step that comes after.
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How to Build a Relationship With God: Jesus Started With Breakfast
How to build a relationship with God, from the morning Jesus cooked breakfast for a friend who had walked away. Start small, start where you are, and keep showing up.
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How to Follow Jesus Without Watching Everyone Else
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.