Pathway to Victory Daily Devotional

Unfortunately, too many churches have adopted the philosophy of talking less and smiling more when it comes to sharing the gospel. They don’t want to say anything offensive and risk losing their audience. Yet the most offensive thing we can say when sharing the gospel is that Jesus is the

Unfortunately, too many churches have adopted the philosophy of talking less and smiling more when it comes to sharing the gospel. They don’t want to say anything offensive and risk losing their audience. Yet the most offensive thing we can say when sharing the gospel is that Jesus is the

Unfortunately, too many churches have adopted the philosophy of talking less and smiling more when it comes to sharing the gospel. They don’t want to say anything offensive and risk losing their audience. Yet the most offensive thing we can say when sharing the gospel is that Jesus is the

In Acts 3, Peter healed a beggar at the temple gate. When a crowd gathered, amazed by the miracle, Peter shared the gospel with them. Today, I want to share two timeless truths from this passage.

To share the gospel, you have to use words. Romans 10:17 says, “Faith comes from hearing, and hearing by the word of Christ.” It wasn’t enough for Peter to do a good deed; he gave the reason behind what he did.

If you were begging for money in biblical times, there was no better place than by the most direct way into the temple area. But I want to point out something about this particular beggar. He had been disabled since birth, and every day he was carried to the same

Imagine if I stood at the pulpit one Sunday and said, “For two thousand years, Christianity has taught that the way to be forgiven of your sins is to trust in Jesus as your Savior. But I declare that God has initiated a new way of salvation.