Topic

Election

6 devotionals · 2 apologetics

  • Do You Want to Be Healed?Devotional · October 17, 2026 · John 5:1-9aA crowd of sick men lay by a pool in Jerusalem. Jesus walked past all of them to one man who had been lying there thirty-eight years and had no one to help him. He gave no strategy. He gave a command, and the man stood up.
  • I Who Speak to You Am HeDevotional · October 14, 2026 · John 4:16-26She asked for water. Jesus asked for her husband. He laid her life open, moved worship off every mountain, said the Father is seeking worshipers, then told her plainly: I who speak to you am He.
  • He Must IncreaseDevotional · October 12, 2026 · John 3:22-36John’s disciples were jealous that Jesus was getting the crowds. John told them the truth: a man gets only what Heaven gives him, and the Bridegroom gets the bride. He must increase.
  • The Son of Man Lifted UpDevotional · October 11, 2026 · John 3:9-21Everybody quotes John 3:16. Almost nobody reads the next five verses. Men love the dark and hate the light, and the only ones who come to it are the ones God already worked in.
  • You Must Be Born AgainDevotional · October 10, 2026 · John 2:23-3:8Crowds believed because of the signs, and Jesus didn’t trust a single one of them. Then a top teacher came at night and got told he had to be born again. Nobody births himself.
  • Pascal's Wager Without HellApologetics · October 7, 2026 · (Hebrews 11:6) (Matthew 16:26) (John 17:3) (Psalm 16:11)Strip Hell out of Pascal’s Wager and the math still wrecks the shrug. Missing God forever is not a safe middle. And no man bets himself into the new birth.
  • A Witness to the True LightDevotional · October 2, 2026 · John 1:6-13John was sent to point — not to be the Light. The True Light came to His own, was refused, and still gives the right to become children of God to those born not of blood or will, but of God.
  • What Must I Do to Be Saved?Apologetics · October 1, 2026 · (Acts 16:25-34) (Romans 3:9-26) (Ephesians 2:1-10) (John 6:37-44)A jailer at midnight asked the most important question a man can ask. Paul didn't hand him a ritual, a ladder of works, or a prayer to repeat. He pointed him to the Lord Jesus. Here's the whole plan of salvation, laid out plainly.