This is not the easiest question to answer, but it comes up often and typically within a small group setting. What happens to the man in the jungle who has never heard the Gospel and therefore, never has the opportunity to accept Jesus? What if he simply responds to the
Christians are not under the law as a means of salvation — we are under grace (Romans 6:14) — yet the moral law still reveals God’s character and guides Christian living, which is why nine of the ten are restated in the New Testament. Here’s how law and grace fit
A Godly legacy isn’t primarily money or memories — it’s faith transferred: loving God visibly and teaching His Word diligently to your children as you walk through ordinary life (Deuteronomy 6:5–7). Practically it means modeling repentance, praying with them, and telling the story of God’s faithfulness. Here’s how to build
Head knowledge is knowing facts about God; heart knowledge is being changed by them. Even demons “believe — and shudder” (James 2:19), so information alone saves no one. Saving faith moves the eighteen inches from head to heart: trusting, loving, and obeying the God you know about. Here’s how to
Jesus taught us to pray simply and sincerely, using the Lord’s Prayer as a model (Matthew 6:9–13): honoring God, seeking His will, asking for daily needs, confessing sin, and requesting protection. Prayer isn’t a formula — it’s a relationship. Here’s a practical walk through how Jesus taught us to pray.
