Summary "Why Is Jesus the Only Way to Heaven?" presents biblical reasons for the exclusivity of Jesus as the path to salvation. It draws on Jesus’s unique authority, fulfillment of prophecy, sinlessness, sacrificial death, resurrection, and explicit claims, as well as apostolic testimony and the consequences of unbelief. Only believers in Jesus meet the requirements set by God for entrance into heaven, making Jesus the sole way to eternal life. Pluralism Negatively Influences

Summary Goodness comes from God alone, and His character and commands define what is truly good. While human efforts are imperfect, God values good intentions, integrity, and obedience motivated by faith and love. Goodness includes justice, mercy, generosity, and caring for others—reflecting Christ’s example. We are not saved by good works but empowered by God’s grace to do them. Doing what pleases God shows that we belong to Him and leads to blessing and joy. Can My Imperfec

Summary Instead of asking how little we must do to be Christians, such as whether church attendance is required, believers should ask how they can fully serve the One who saved them. Christianity is a team calling. Jesus is the Head, and every believer is a vital part of His body with gifts meant to strengthen the church. Gratitude, not obligation, should drive us to gather, grow, and contribute for God’s glory. A Revealing Question I raised financial support as a staff membe

Summary Salvation comes only through God’s grace by faith in Jesus, not by good works, which fall far short of God’s holy standard. Jesus alone provides the righteousness God accepts. However, genuine faith always results in transformed living. Good works follow salvation as evidence of a changed heart, empowered by the Holy Spirit. Gratitude for Christ’s sacrifice leads believers to serve, love, and bear spiritual fruit, thereby proving that their faith is real. The Tension

Summary God has provided abundant evidence of His existence, not through a visible appearance on television, but through creation, reason, conscience, Jesus Christ, Scripture, and even visions and dreams. Nature displays His power and divine nature, and moral law in our hearts reflects His character. Jesus reveals God perfectly, and the Bible explains who He is and what He expects. Those who seek Him with faith will find Him, because He continually makes Himself known. Does G

Summary Anger, jealousy, and pride are destructive sins that Proverbs warns against. Uncontrolled anger leads to foolish decisions, damaged relationships, and personal harm. Jealousy drains peace and health, consuming a person like cancer. Pride exalts the self, rejects guidance, creates conflict, and leads to disgrace and downfall. These attitudes come from the sinful nature and have no place in the new life Christ gives. Through the Holy Spirit, believers can overcome them

Summary of Jonathan Roumie's Vision Jonathan Roumie’s vision portrays people meeting with Jesus moments after death and being asked, “Do you know me?” This challenges those who rely only on religious activity without a true relationship with Christ. Eternal life requires knowing Jesus and being transformed by Him. His presence should influence behavior, priorities, and character, leaving a noticeable “fragrance” of Christ. Genuine discipleship is proven by a changed life that

Summary A healthy relationship with God brings peace, healing, purpose, life transformation, and even a longer life. Trusting His control reduces stress, His healing strengthens us, and His ways lead to emotional and relational health. Through Jesus, God gives abundant life and calls believers to serve His Kingdom purpose. Staying connected to Christ produces spiritual fruit, particularly love, through the Holy Spirit’s power. True Christianity is not about rules but a thrivi

Summary God calls believers to serve Him even when the results seem invisible. Ministry can feel insignificant or fruitless, but faithfulness matters more than visible outcomes. God often hides the impact of our obedience until later. After decades of ministry that felt ineffective, retirement revealed abundant spiritual fruit through writing that reached thousands for Christ. The message is don’t quit. God uses every act of obedience, and our most fruitful ministry may still

Summary God’s commands to rejoice, pray, and give thanks always test our faith, especially when our agendas take priority over God’s will. The author uses a fishing trip to illustrate how frustration can replace joy, prayer, and gratitude when personal goals become idols. Adversity reveals faith tests meant to build endurance and help us trust God’s work for our good, even in chaos and disappointment, because He is shaping our character. God’s Commands Challenge Our Natural R

Summary Perception is limited, incomplete, and often distorted by personal experience, misunderstandings, and the enemy’s lies. Only God fully knows reality, and He reveals what we truly need for relationship and obedience. Our assumptions about God and life can be wrong, leading to a false view of truth. Scripture clarifies that God defines reality, not feelings or culture, and following Christ means rejecting lies and trusting His perspective over our own. Only God Defines

Summary According to the Bible, not all people are God’s children. All humans are created by God and made in His image, but sin made us children of wrath, following our own desires. Only those who repent and believe in Jesus become adopted into God’s family through grace. Believers receive a new nature, are led by the Spirit, love others in God’s family, and become heirs with Christ, destined to become like Him forever. Is Everyone a Child of God? All squares are rectangles,

Summary Many believers feel frustrated and under-resourced in their spiritual growth, unsure of salvation, and lacking joy. The author relates to this struggle from his own early Christian experience, when emphasis was placed on performance instead of grace. Spiritual transformation takes time, imperfect but noticeable progress through Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered living. He offers two free discipleship resources designed to guide believers daily toward spiritual maturit

Summary Many prayer requests focus mainly on physical needs, but Scripture emphasizes spiritual growth and God’s purposes. The author receives requests from people he doesn’t know and encourages aligning our prayers with biblical examples from Jesus and Paul. Prayer should address physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, safety, and relational needs—centered on God’s will. Even when we lack details, we can pray that God supplies grace for every good work He intends for others

Summary A healthy self-image shapes how we live, but comparing ourselves to others feeds inferiority. Scripture shows our worth comes from God: He created us with honor and paid the highest price—Jesus’ life—to redeem us. True self-esteem agrees with God’s love, not pride or performance. We grow in confidence by obeying His Word, loving others well, and rejecting guilt, trusting His forgiveness. Our value is defined by the cross, not others’ opinions. What Is Self-Image? Self

Summary All humanity is objectively guilty before God, whether we feel guilty or not. Jesus bore our guilt on the cross, offering forgiveness to those who repent, believe, and forgive others. We must accept God’s verdict, not our feelings, and trust that Christ’s sacrifice fully cleanses us. Good works can’t remove guilt—only Jesus can. When we believe His pardon, we’re freed from self-condemnation to live boldly for God by the Spirit’s power. Two Types of Guilt Guilt comes i

Summary Necessities like food, water, shelter, and healthcare are not enough for true satisfaction, and most people still feel unfulfilled despite having them. Research suggests meaning comes from responsibility and serving others, but Scripture reveals the deeper need: we live not by bread alone, but by God’s Word. Real contentment comes from trusting, obeying, and doing the good works God planned for us, guided by His Word and empowered by His Spirit What People Really Need

Summary Eternal destiny depends on whether we choose to worship God or persist in rebellion. By the Holy Spirit’s work, we are born again and enter God’s Kingdom through faith in Jesus. In heaven, believers will joyfully worship, feast, serve, learn, and live forever on a perfect new earth with glorified bodies and no pain or death. Those who reject God remain separated from Him forever in torment—an irreversible consequence of their choice. Your Eternal Destination What is y

Summary Some claim death is the end, but Scripture says otherwise. Jesus’ resurrection proves that there is life after death and the coming judgment. What matters most is not how many people remember us, but whether Jesus remembers us. Achievements may fade, but loving others and helping them know Christ leaves an eternal impact. Death is not our finish line—believers continue into everlasting life with God. That truth should shape how we live now. The Secular View of Death B

Summary Following Jesus includes suffering, which tests what we truly value. Pain challenges our desire for comfort, but God uses trials to stretch our faith, break self-reliance, and make us more like Christ. Scripture shows Jesus suffered and learned obedience, so we shouldn’t be surprised when hardships come. We can rejoice because suffering for Christ leads to eternal glory. By fixing our eyes on Jesus and trusting our faithful Creator, we grow, or we see Him face-to-face