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FREE Christian Resources
All items below are free for use for personal or {free} ministry use.
Devotional Resources
Removing the Sting of Rejection – A 3-Day Devotional
Grab this 3-day devotional to build your spiritual muscles to counter the sting of rejection.
- Who Am I? (2019 verses on Identity in Christ)
- ScriptureBank2016
- ScriptureBank2015
- WORD18 (PS 34)
- Pinterest (Tools for the Race)
- Grab these 1 min. video #PrayingHisWord prayers. Each has a scripture rolled into a prayer for our loved one(s). These were my prayers over my children. I’d love to share them with you, a sort of spiritual “pay it forward” as a way to pray God’s word over your loved one(s).
Writer Resources
SEO Course – Kingdom Bloggers Bootcamp
I highly recommend this one. Small class sizes, accessible teacher, super affordable.
The Christian Writer’s Manual of Style – Robert Hudson, General Editor
The Art of Spiritual Writing by Vinita Hampton Wright
Dreyer’s English by Benjamin Dreyer
COMPEL Training – Online Christian Writer Training
SteveLaube.com (Blog has fabulous resources and conversations.)
Books and Such (Blog)
Christian Publishing Show Podcast
Graphics to Print
Download free (for personal or church use) encouraging, inspirational, and Scripture verses here.
Testimonies
So many wonderful stories of hope and encouragement wait in the #YourStory series.
Are You Filled…or Empty?
Sometimes we have an empty spot. We can’t quite put our finger on it, but something is missing. We may be a “Susie Sunday”. We go to church, volunteer for various committees, and involve ourselves in various church activities. Or, when we’re convinced we’re simply not good enough. It’s impossible to forgive us. Regardless of the scenario, the empty spot remains.
Here’s my story.
Are you ready to fill the emptiness? It’s possible because nothing is impossible for God. I know first hand. Jesus fills the notorious empty spot. He forgives our sins when we ask for forgiveness, washing us white as snow. He promises life eternal and makes the emptiness go.
Mind if I ask again? Are you ready to be filled, to be saved? Are you ready to have the certainty of heaven? According to the Bible, we are saved simply by confessing with our mouths that Jesus is Lord and believing in our hearts that God raised Jesus from the dead. (Romans 10:9) If so, it’s as simple as a heartfelt prayer like the one below. I invite you to join me.
Prayer for Salvation
Dear Jesus,
I surrender my life to You. Thank You for welcoming me. Please fill the empty spot in my heart, Lord. I confess that You are Lord and ask You to forgive my sins. Wash me white as snow Lord. I want to be clean. Thank You that I can count on spending eternity with You in heaven, and thank You for putting the “old” behind me. I love You, Lord.
In Jesus’ name,
Amen
The Bible says that angels celebrate at the salvation of just one. Let’s celebrate too! I’d love to hear from you.
Be encouraged today my friend. Dig into His word. The New Testament is a good starting point. But don’t do this alone. Join a church or simply let another Christian know you are born again. The best is yet to come.
Much Love,
Kristi