Jesussaves Stories

This is a theological fiction story taking place in the heavenly courts of God's kingdom.

This is a devotion for a teenager with a very very very busy life

PASSION OF CHRIST is a heartfelt poetic journey into the true meaning of Easter - beyond chocolates and stories, into sacrifice, pain, and unconditional love.

Why do millions of people every sunday repeat and recite the Lord's Prayer? What is the actual literal context of that prayer? To whom does it actually, literally, belong to in it's plain and simple context, without "spiritually speaking"? Here it will be taken apart line by line, verse by verse, and in some cases, word for word and explained in great depth and detail so whether you believe it or not, at least a different context, that is rarely known or considered, (The literal presentation) is presented before you for your understanding.

A super late New Years themed post that will always have relevance. Simply putting this out here for the heart that needs it. ❤️

☆ A little collection of comforting, deep, and meaningful Bible verses and quotes to brighten your day and give you peace in God! Each chapter holds words of wisdom, encouragement, and love from God - reminders that you're never alone, no matter what season of life you're in.

A relatable true story to all those suffering in high school.

"Blessed is every one that fears the LORD; that walks in his ways." - Psalms 128:1

In this book, the author explores the transformative power of understanding our identity in Christ amidst the battles against sin and death. Through vivid analogies and courtroom imagery, the book illustrates how believers often grapple with doubts about their salvation when confronted with their past mistakes. The narrative asserts that grace stands as a formidable defense against the accusations of sin, affirming that those who are in Christ are already dead to their old selves. By embracing this truth, readers are encouraged to view their lives through the lens of Christ's finished work-rejoicing in the fact that sin no longer holds dominion over them and that they are marked by His resurrection. Delving deeper into the implications of Christ's sacrifice, the book emphasizes that believers are not merely forgiven but also empowered to live as new creations, free from the guilt and shame of their former identities. Drawing parallels to a life saved from a bullet, the author highlights the importance of gratitude and purpose in the aftermath of this divine intervention. As readers journey through these profound truths, they are invited to cultivate a deeper appreciation for the grace that not only redeems but also redefines who they are-transforming their lives into a testimony of victory, hope, and unwavering faith in the goodness of God.

now it's my turn to make you cry (script writers). I'll update this as I write. Basically it's about a at first non believer Japanese high school student who meets, befriends and eventually falls in love with an (Christian) Astronomer, who works at a nearby Planetarium. All this while she finds out that she only has a few years to live. Which role will God play in Sayoko's life, while she's struggling to find the will to live. (This is the basic plot so far, but it might change)

"What does God have to do with anything?" Kirsten Summers grew up in a Christian family in Alabama. At 20 she left for Auburn University. A few years after she got there she had deserted God. She goes to Tennessee on a study trip when she meets a member of the band Anthem Lights. She meets Caleb Grimm who then introduces her to the rest of the band. Will they be able to bring her back to God or will Kirsten stay away from God

"Sold For A Shekel" provides a compelling verse-by-verse exposition of 2 Kings 7:1-18, unraveling the intricate interplay between the work of God and economic principles in a time of crisis. Set against the backdrop of a devastating famine besieging the city of Samaria, this book delves into the profound lessons God imparts about supply and demand. Through the lens of Scripture, readers witness how God's miraculous intervention transforms dire circumstances, illustrating the shifts in scarcity and abundance. The narrative captures the anxiety and despair of a people facing extreme hardship, while simultaneously revealing God's power in orchestrating events that lead to sudden economic turnaround. With careful analysis, "Sold For A Shekel" examines how the unfolding events serve as a poignant reminder of God's faithfulness and provision. From the prophetic declaration of surplus to the surprising way in which the community rediscovered hope, each verse reveals insights into human behavior and market dynamics

Life is a beautiful work of Art, with all its messes and miracles... #princessalissa👑

In "Eight Visions of Power: Understanding Zechariah," the author embarks on an enlightening journey through the intricate tapestry of prophetic imagery presented to the prophet Zechariah. Set against the backdrop of Israel's return from Babylonian captivity, the book delves into the eight distinct visions God imparted to Zechariah, revealing profound insights into the spiritual and political restoration of the nation. Each vision is meticulously analyzed, providing historical context and exploring their significance for the Israelites of the time seeking to comprehend the enduring implications of divine promises. Through an exploration of themes such as hope, renewal, and the power of God, this work illuminates the path from desolation to restoration that Israel is destined to traverse. Moreover, the text offers thoughtful reflections on how Zechariah's visions serve as a roadmap for understanding Israel's future in the wake of the Great Tribulation. By unpacking the layers of symbolism and prophetic languag

Sound Doctrine in a Changing World: Bible Study from 1525 to 2025 delves into the evolution of Bible study practices over the past five centuries, examining how socio-cultural, technological, and religious shifts have shaped individuals' interactions with scripture. Beginning in the present day, where digital tools and online communities dominate spiritual engagement, the narrative traces backward through time, exploring the unique contexts of each century. Readers will discover how Bible study transitioned from the communal and familial settings of the 17th century, where reading aloud and shared interpretation were commonplace, to the individualistic practices of the early 20th century that embraced new media like radio and printed materials. As the book progresses through the centuries, it highlights key societal norms, influential leaders, and historic events-ranging from the impact of the Protestant Reformation in the early 16th century to the transformative effects of the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century. Each era is painted with a rich tapestry of cultural issues, such as literacy, education, and religious movements, offering nuanced insights into what it meant to engage with the Bible in each unique context. By weaving together historical analysis and personal anecdotes, this exploration ultimately reflects the timeless significance of scripture, revealing how its study adapts and endures amidst the changing tides of human experience.

A story about how a Atheist challenge God and lost

Poetic scriptures and pain filled literature of a girl's stirred feelings spurred by her inconsistent walk with Christ.

A story about focusing on the good qualities of people in Christ instead of the outside superficial beauty

Jesus Christ is realer than you can imagine. and He loves you, oh so dearly. He even layed down His life for you. Get to know why, and Turn to Jesus Christ today. Repent and believe the gospel.✞︎❥︎