HOPE

When you begin to live your life according to the first two principles above, you will be noticeably different. Those who  know  you will be able to see a change in your life.

"Sharing your faith" is just telling others what Jesus has done to bring about that change. Jesus says in Mark 16:15, "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation." Share what Jesus has done in your life. Give others the same opportunity you were given to  live  for  eternity with Jesus Christ in heaven.

The Bible calls it "fellowship," and it's more than just  hanging  out with other Christians. In Acts 2:42 we read, "They devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer." "Devoted" refers to concentrating on a particular pursuit with zeal and loyalty, always with spiritual significance. Connecting with others in this way is only possible when we have a relationship with God through Jesus Christ. It is about a relationship, not just social activities.

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The Bible says in 1 Peter 2:2,"Like newborn babies, crave pure spiritual milk, so that by it you may grow up in your salvation..."

We made a special booklet designed to help you get into the Bible for the first time. If you have never picked up a Bible or have only dabbled in it here and there, Becoming Bible Savvy will give you a taste of the life-changing practice of daily Bible reading.

This guide works through the book of Mark, which is one of the biographies of Jesus in the New Testament.

Prayer is the biblical word for "talking" to God. Prayer is communication between you (a child of God) and your heavenly Father (God). God created you the way you are, and he wants to spend time communicating with you. Go ahead, thank him for the beautiful day.

Ask him for guidance in the difficult  circumstance you are in. Most important of all, ask him to give you strength and wisdom to live a life that is pleasing to him.