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Between Two Sunsets

Lindsey Graham’s sudden death is a sobering reminder that life can end between two sunsets. This Christian reflection considers the certainty of death, the urgency of the gospel, and the hope found in the cross and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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Theo Von Wants Jesus and He’s Scared to Death

Theo Von recently spoke about asking God for “a new story,” revealing a growing struggle with Jesus, healing, surrender, and fear. This Christian devotional explores Theo Von’s search for Christ and the gospel truth that no one has to clean themselves up before coming to Jesus. Through Luke 15, Luke 18, and the message of the cross, it shows that God saves broken people, welcomes sinners by grace, and gives new life through Jesus Christ.

The Outlaw Always Meets the Judge

David Allan Coe’s death is a sobering reminder that rebellion is never freedom. In this devotional on Luke 19:11–27, Pastor Rich Bitterman reflects on outlaw country, “The Ride,” the judgment of Christ, and the mercy still offered to sinners through the gospel.

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Did Scott Adams Find Christ in the End?

Scott Adams’ final statement—“I accept Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior”—raised more questions than answers. Was it faith, or was it hedging? This urgent devotional explores what his words reveal, what Scripture teaches about salvation, and how you can know if you’re truly saved before it’s too late.

Peter stands speaking to a gathered group of Gentiles in a softly lit room, his hands raised as listeners sit attentively in an atmosphere of reverence.

Crossing the House of a Centurion

In Acts 9:31–11:18, Peter crosses a threshold that reshapes the early church. This devotional reflection retells the moment the gospel entered a Gentile home, revealing how God grants repentance leading to life without distinction and unites His people through Christ.

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The Most Overlooked Test of Salvation in the Entire Bible

Psalm 40 isn’t a sweet devotional—it’s a soul-exposing cry from the pit. This blog post breaks down David’s language of rescue, reveals why many modern “Christians” don’t speak it, and shows how this one Psalm separates the truly saved from the simply religious. Read now to discover what real salvation sounds like—and whether you’ve experienced it yourself.

Jesus Came to Galilee: The Wonderful Savior We All Need

Mark’s Gospel reveals Jesus as a purposeful and authoritative Savior who began His transformative ministry in Galilee. He calls ordinary fishermen to follow Him, teaches with unparalleled authority, and demonstrates His power over evil and sickness. Jesus’s life exemplifies a balance between serving others and intimate prayer with the Father. He invites us to trust in Him.

When Jesus Came: Mark 1:4–13

Mark’s gospel delivers a powerful introduction to Jesus, highlighting His baptism and temptation. John the Baptist prepares the way, proclaiming Jesus as the mightier Savior. Jesus’ baptism signifies His identification with humanity, while His temptation showcases His triumph over sin. Ultimately, Jesus offers transformation and new life, inviting us to trust Him for salvation.