Once we are convinced that Jesus is our Savior, trust is demonstrated through action. As “new creatures” (2 Corinthians 5:17), we will have a fresh perspective and different values. Jesus, our Lord, now has authority over our life, and He alone deserves to be our highest priority.
Commentary from the In Touch devotional by Charles Stanley, June 24, 2022.
There is no guarantee that you’ll have any warning before death. By putting off a decision for Christ, you not only lose the immediate blessings of a deeply personal relationship with God now; you also risk permanent separation from Him for all eternity. Don’t procrastinate! Place your faith in Jesus today. Acknowledge your sin, ask His forgiveness, and trust Him as your Savior and Lord.
Commentary from the In Touch devotional by Charles Stanley, March 21, 2022.
God is not indifferent to believers of Christ. On the contrary, the Father loves Christ’s own. In fact, the Father sent the Son to redeem them and then return.
Commentary from the MacArthur study Bible, notes for John 16:26-28.
In this verse, Jesus chose to emphasize the power of faith. Jesus healed multitudes, but many, if not most, did not believe in Him.
Commentary from the MacArthur Study Bible, notes for Mark 9:23.
Matthew 18:3
Emotions constantly fluctuate, but the facts about God never change. So instead of making decisions out of fear, let’s rely on what we know about the Lord. Unbelief often results in aimless wandering and decisions we come to regret. But when we courageously trust God and His Word, we will find fulfillment in His purpose.
Commentary from the In Touch devotional by Charles Stanley, July 17, 2021.
Who is your guide? Are you following celebrities or news reporters? Are you trusting in politicians or business leaders? If you’ve placed your absolute faith in anyone or anything other than your Heavenly Father, you’re already off course. He is our one trustworthy Guide. Seek Him.
Commentary from the In Touch devotional by Charles Stanley, August 21, 2019.
Nothing else is required to pay for our salvation. It has been completed by Jesus.
To be saved, all we must do is believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and His sacrifice for our sins.
If you have questions, there is more about Jesus and our salvation here
Commentary from the In Touch devotional by Charles Stanley, May 18, 2020.
Believer’s are promised deliverance from God’s eternal wrath, with Jesus having paid the very high price for their sin.
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