The River to Faith

Faith sounds like a terribly complicated matter to us.
Many people see faith as an empty bucket, and you’re supposed to guess what was inside. This is why so many people struggle to believe—and to keep believing.
Faith does not want to be explained; it wants to be experienced.

What does that mean?
When you have worked through the Bible study journal on The Gospel of John, you should be able to quiet yourself and experience the gospel.

How the experience works is this:
Follow the text, write it down, read the explanation—and many of the misunderstandings about faith will become clearer.
The core is John 3:16:
“For God so loved the world that He gave His Son, so that everyone who believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.”
Not to save only the chosen few, but everyone who believes in Him.

The entire salvation of humanity hinges on this fact.
God comes and places the bread and wine before us.
There is therefore no such thing as us being at risk of being lost.
You are already redeemed.