Jesussaves Stories

Amara wakes up and lives a perfect, ordinary day until a sudden vision of her sick little sister makes her remember the truth: the world she thinks is perfect isn't real. When she tries to tell her neighbors, they act strangely, almost convincing her that she's wrong. Amara, along with her new friends, tries to escape. Will Amara ever get to see her sister again, or is she bound to live a "perfect" life that isn't even worth living?

In The Patient Evangelist, we explore the often-overlooked yet profoundly powerful concept of gentle persuasion in evangelism. Based on the timeless wisdom of 2 Timothy 2:24, we'll delve into the heart of what it means to be a servant of the Lord, one who seeks to share the Good News with others without striving, arguing, or forcing our will upon them. Through the lens of Scripture, real-life examples, and practical application, this book will guide you on a journey of becoming a patient evangelist, one who asks questions, listens deeply, and serves with humility. As you embark on this journey, you'll discover the liberating truth that the most effective evangelism comes not from being confrontational, but from being inquisitive. You'll learn how to cultivate a servant's heart, one that seeks to understand and serve others, rather than seeking to "win the argument." By applying the principles of patient evangelism, you'll become a more effective communicator of the Gospel, one who bears fruit in the lives of

This story is about my journey of Christianity. I'll share my struggles with you and give you advice on how to overcome them. I want to help inspire others to grow closer to Jesus. :)

We are too busy with worldly things but, what if today is your last day? Are you ready ?

Winnie the Pooh learns a lesson on how to be forgiving towards his friend Piglet

This is just a short story (literally a very short story) about a girl named Precious and how God saved her. I hope you like this!!! (Guys, just correct me if my grammar and spellings are wrong...) LOVE LOTS!♡

"Count the Cost: Merging Financial & Biblical Terminology" is designed as a comprehensive guide for professionals in the financial sector who wish to deepen their understanding of biblical principles, as well as for individuals immersed in biblical teachings looking to navigate the complexities of the stock market. The book serves as a bridge between two seemingly disparate worlds, illustrating how timeless biblical lessons can illuminate modern financial practices. Through engaging insights and practical applications, readers will discover that the wisdom found in scripture is not only spiritually enriching but also highly relevant to contemporary financial decision-making. Each chapter thoughtfully pairs a financial theme with a corresponding biblical principle, demonstrating that despite the changing nature of economic landscapes, foundational truths remain constant. By employing synonyms and relatable comparisons, the book aims to simplify complex financial concepts and make biblical wisdom accessible to all, effectively teaching readers to embrace the best of both realms. With practical advice, real-world examples, and reflective questions, "First, Count the Cost" empowers readers to approach financial decisions with a new lens-one that values the moral and ethical implications of their choices while also emphasizing the importance of strategic planning and investment. Whether you are a financial professional seeking guidance from scripture or a faith-based individual aspiring to understand financial markets, this book equips you with the tools to make prudent choices that honor both your financial and spiritual commitments. Through this innovative merging of wisdom from both worlds, readers will gain a holistic understanding that benefits their financial health and spiritual growth.

In "Mary's Literal Words on Israel's Restoration from Luke Chapter Two: Magnifying God's Greatness In The End Times," readers are invited to explore the profound insights embedded in Mary's words during one of the most pivotal moments in biblical history. Drawing on Luke Chapter 2, this verse-by-verse exposition delves deep into the context and significance of Mary's song, often referred to as the Magnificat. From a Mid-Acts Dispensational perspective, the book illuminates the nuances of how Mary's hope for Israel's restoration is intricately tied to the promises of God, demonstrating that in the face of societal upheaval and personal trials, God's greatness remains steadfast and present. The exposition uncovers the rich theological themes that can be found within Mary's proclamation, highlighting how her faith reflects Israel's collective longing for redemption. Each verse is analyzed in light of its historical and cultural background, emphasizing how Mary's experiences and revelations serve as a model for believers today. Readers will recognize the importance of divine intervention in their lives and the continuity of God's promises across different dispensations, reinforcing the urgency of responding to God's call amid adversity and uncertainty. As the book progresses, it encourages reflection on how Mary's words resonate with contemporary challenges, urging believers to magnify God's greatness, just as she did. By weaving scriptural insights with practical applications, "Mary's Literal Words On Israel's Restoration" provides a compelling narrative that reaffirms the hope of restoration not only for Israel but for all who seek to understand and embrace the fullness of God's redemptive plan. This journey through scripture ultimately inspires faith, resilience, and a deeper understanding of the dynamic relationship between God's promises and His people.

These are Christian reflections, Bible verses, and more based on my relationship with God, our Lord, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit and my faith journey 🥰 "For the Lord your God is living among you. He is a mighty savior. He will take delight in you with gladness. With his love, he will calm all your fears. He will rejoice over you with joyful songs." ‭‭Zephaniah‬ ‭3‬:‭17‬ ‭NLT‬‬ https://bible.com/bible/116/zep.3.17.NLT ♡

In "Only One Way Home," readers enter the poignant final days of Emma Thompson, a terminally ill woman in her late 60s, as she lies in a hospital bed grappling with her past choices and regrets. Surrounded by the sterile sounds of medical machinery, Emma's reflections intertwine with memories of her life. The arrival of four visitors-her compassionate nurse, estranged son, a spiritual chaplain, and an old neighbor-challenges her to confront her deep-seated beliefs and the essence of faith. Each visitor offers a distinct perspective on the gospel, sharing messages of love, redemption, and the promise of eternal life. As Linda, the nurturing nurse, shares the powerful message of John 3:16, Jake, her troubled son, emphasizes the importance of confession through Romans 10:9-10. Their interactions are charged with tension and tenderness as they seek reconciliation amid past grievances. Chaplain David leads Emma through discussions about the purpose of suffering, while Mrs. Reynolds rekindles their shared history with reminders of Jesus' death and resurrection from 1 Corinthians 15:1-4. Emma finds herself pondering which gospel holds the truth, questioning if all of these verses together represent the true gospel. Ultimately, "Only One Way Home" captures Emma's longing to understand salvation as she's presented with multiple gospels in her last days. As she confronts her choices, she reflects on exactly what the good news is, ultimately accepting the gospel's power to save. In a heartfelt finale, Emma bids farewell to her visitors, leaving behind a message of faith that echoes in the hearts of those she loves. This evocative narrative invites readers to explore their own beliefs and consider what the accurate presentation of the Gospel truly is.

the story of a Nigerian child and the cards fate dealt to him. after nearly being sold at the age of three months, life takes a turn for the better. Even after getting the best that life had to offer in his new family, old torches seem to be on the brink of starting forrest fires. a some-what real life story. Obviously not edited 😇, Enjoy

As a mom, most days you only think of how hard it is was when they were fussy infants, or busy body toddlers. Then you definitely fretted over the middle school woes and worried as they become distant teenagers. But you never imagined what it would be like when your children become adults themselves. When the house is quiet for the first time in decades. The thoughts go deeper than they ever did before. Such as, did those 18 years mean anything? What will they remember? Who will they become? Who are you? Most importantly, how will you deal with all the challenges that come with this season.

A book of my prayers to my Father in Heaven

The Body Is Of Christ: Being Part of the Vast Unseen Majority is a book that seeks to dispel the misconception that faithful believers are in the minority. Through its chapters, the author takes readers on a journey to discover the unseen majority of the Body of Christ, comprising believers living in secret or unseen faith globally and historically. These believers, combined with those who have passed away in Christ, babies who have passed on to eternal life, and individuals with mental disabilities who will be considered innocent in God's eyes, form a vast and diverse community of faith. This transformative book challenges readers to reframe their understanding of the spiritual reality and recognize that they are part of a much larger community than they might initially think. By examining biblical teachings, historical perspectives, and statistical estimates, the author offers a powerful and reassuring message. Ultimately, this book encourages believers to view themselves as ambassadors of hope, connected

When she was little, Alexis had it all. Rich parents who she believed in her heart loved her more than anything else, a huge house, a Nanny to take care of her while her parents were at work, and anything else she needed or wanted. And then, one night that she thought would be like all the others tore all of that apart. Now, she and her mother barely make enough to stay alive, their poverty heavily due to her mom's nights in the bar, forgetting about life. Younger siblings come, then leave in abortion, through Alexis's mother's love life, and the one person she'd actually learned to trust again is newly dead by cancer. And her mother has just remarried the person she used to call "Daddy". Her only real friend is the razor that stays in her pocket or on her arm through the thick and the thin of life. Then, while her parents are on their honeymoon after getting remarried, with nothing to do and oblivious of the religion... or relationship... behind the bands she's going to see, Alexis goes to a little concert by the name of Winter Jam, with no real concept of what she's seeing besides a love of Skillet, a bare idea of Britt Nicole, and the songs she listens to by NF on her way there. When a chance meeting with a stranger turns into getting drug to the meet-and-greet line for a not-so-chance meeting with Colton Dixon, Alexis has no idea that it will change her life forever. But with a leading of Holy Spirit on his heart, and a glimpse of Alexis's arms under her sleeves burning in his memory, Colton finds it impossible to stand oblivious to the downward spiral he can see in Alexis's life. But it's a spiral she gave into long ago, and it will take every ounce of strength either of them has in them for Alexis to rise above the world and into the arms of Christ.

Bad things happen to Sarah, Sarah is a Christian but she never really Prays or Talks to Jesus. She moves to New York, and she has to leave her friends. Sarah makes new friends that help her Know Jesus better. She begins to have a better life. She learns that Jesus can help her, and that Jesus is all she needs. Sarah starts to Pray, and Talk to Jesus, and eventually, things start to get better.

The Parable of the Sower, as presented in Mark 4:1-20, serves as a profound instructional narrative reflecting key themes of the Kingdom of God and the response of individuals to divine revelation from Jesus Christ himself. This parable highlights the information occurring in God's program during Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, where the Gospel of the Kingdom was being proclaimed to Israel. The Sower, representing Christ or His messengers, scatters seed, which is the word of God. The different types of soil-wayside, rocky, thorny, and good ground-illustrate the diverse responses of the Jewish people to the Gospel of the Kingdom message at that time. Study along and learn what each type of soil means and why this parable is so important for all the parables of Jesus Christ!

Welcome to the safe place! In here is a safe place for you to come to me and ask for prayer, encouragement, or if you need a good verse! I will have chapters specifically for prayer requests, chapters for uplifting verses, chapters for encouraging words and songs! And along the way I might pop in some other stuff! Don't feel comfortable saying your prayer request in the comments, PM me! My inbox is always open to y'all!

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