How can we keep Christ’s commands if we feel so weak? We can’t—at least, not in our own strength. But Jesus never asked us to. As we abide in Him, He enables us by His Spirit to walk as He walked. Through simple steps of memorizing, meditating, and setting our minds on His Word, He empowers a life of joyful obedience and deeper communion.
We all keep something before our face: phones, media, opinions, fears. But Jesus calls us to keep His words. What we behold, we become.
Love for Jesus isn’t just a feeling, but a faithful treasuring of His words. As we obey, we draw closer to His heart, and He reveals Himself to us. His commands reflect who He is, and keeping them deepens our relationship with Him.
Once bound by addiction, anger, and deep wounds, Duane met the love of Jesus through a faithful witness and surrendered his life. The Word of God healed his brokenness, the Spirit gave him boldness, and he now lives to proclaim the hope that rescued him. His story reminds us that no one is beyond Christ’s reach—and that when we say “yes” to Him, He writes a new story through our lives.
True believers bear fruit—love for God, hunger for His Word, and victory over sin. Jesus said, “You will know them by their fruits”. Is your life showing the marks of transformation in Christ?
How does someone come to faith in Christ? The Holy Spirit convicts, draws, and gives new life. Salvation is not achieved by effort but received by faith. Have you humbled yourself, repented of sin, and trusted fully in Jesus?
Why must we be born again? Because we are born in sin, inheriting Adam’s fallen nature. Jesus, the last Adam, gives us a new nature. Salvation isn’t self-improvement—it’s total transformation.
Jesus tells Nicodemus that salvation is not about religion or good works but about spiritual rebirth through faith in Him. Without this, we cannot enter God’s kingdom.