What Does This Mean for Me Personally?

You’ve just heard the best news in the world. So how does it become real in your life?

A Personal Decision

The heart of the message is simple: Jesus has done everything for you. Your debt has been paid. God is inviting you to accept this forgiveness by faith. This isn’t about joining a religion – it’s about entering a living relationship with God.

How Will You Respond to This Offer?

Faith doesn’t begin with rules — it begins with a decision. It comes down to three simple steps:

  • 1. Admit you need Him.
    It’s the honest admission: “God, I can’t live life on my own. I need Your forgiveness.” .

  • 2. Trust what Jesus has done for you.
    This isn’t about being “religious enough.” A dying criminal simply asked Jesus for mercy — and received this promise: “Today you will be with me in paradise” (Luke 23:43). That same grace is offered to you.

  • 3. Entrust your life to Him.
    You can begin right now — with a simple, honest prayer.

 

A prayer like this could be your start:

“Jesus, I may not understand everything yet, but I believe You died and rose again for me. Thank You for paying for my sins. I open my life to You. Please lead me from now on. Amen.”

God isn’t looking for perfect words — He’s looking for your heart.

What Changes NOW?

This decision isn’t a magic trick for a problem-free life — but it is the start of a fundamentally new reality:

  • Immediately: You are fully accepted.
    Your guilt is gone (1 John 1:9). You never have to hide from God again. You are His child.

  • Every day: You are not alone.
    He promised: “I am with you always” (Matthew 28:20). That’s true in every crisis, every uncertainty, every joy.

  • For eternity: Your future is secure.
    Death is not the end. Jesus said: “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me will live, even though they die” (John 11:25).

Your Next Steps

Every relationship needs to grow. Here’s how you can nurture your new relationship with God:

  1. Talk with Him (Pray).
    Tell Him everything — your joys, fears, and questions. That’s what prayer is.

  2. Read His letter to you (the Bible).
    Start with the Gospel of John. It shows you who Jesus really is.

  3. Find friends on the same journey (Church).
    You don’t have to do this alone. A local church is your spiritual family.

  4. Show your decision (Baptism).
    Baptism is your public “yes” to Jesus — and it’s His command to us (Acts 2:41).