continue your spiritual journey
You don’t have to have all the answers. Just keep seeking.
You don’t have to have all the answers to begin exploring faith. That’s actually the point… none of us have all the answers. Whether you’re curious about Jesus, uncertain what you believe, or simply wondering if there’s more to life, I encourage you to take a next step.
Explore. Ask questions. Stay curious. And keep seeking.
WHY I’M INVITING YOU
Seeking is the beginning of finding.
“You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.” — Jeremiah 29:13
I told you in the Final Lesson that knowing and following Jesus has changed every part of my life. I’m not asking you to take my word for it. I’m simply inviting you to explore for yourself—with an open mind and an honest heart. Just like I’m still doing.
Choose Your Next Step
We are all at different places on our respective journeys. Hopefully, one of the links below is an appropriate next step for you. If not, contact me and I’ll be happy to suggest others for you.
Book
The Case for Christ
Lee Strobel | Book
For the person wondering whether Christianity’s claims about Jesus can withstand serious investigation. Read Lee Strobel’s best-selling story of his journalistic investigation.
watch
The Bible Project Videos
Videos, Guides, Classes, and More
For the person who wants to understand what the Bible is actually about and how its story fits together. Watch these short, informative, animated explanations.
EXPLORE
Alpha Course – Got Questions?
Alpha USA | Group Series
For the person who would rather explore Christianity through questions and conversations with other seekers. Join the conversation. Ask questions. Discover answers.
try
You Version Bible App & Tools
Free Bible App with Daily Guided Scripture
For the person who’s ready to open the Bible and start reading or listening. Try their Verse of the Day with video commentary.
a simple next step
Where Do I Begin in the Bible?
The Bible is actually a collection of 66 books and letters with authors and topics spanning thousands of years. It can be intimidating, confusing, and downright challenging if you try to read it like a typical book. Instead, I recommend that you begin by reading just one book within the Bible: The Gospel of John.
John was written by one of Jesus’ closest companions to help people understand who Jesus is. Don’t worry about how much you read. Start with a chapter a day. Ask two simple questions: “What does this show me about Jesus?” and “What might this mean for my life?”
LET’S TALK
Questions are welcome here.
If you’d like to talk about Jesus, faith, the Bible, or something you read in the Final Lesson, I’d be honored to hear from you. You don’t need to have the right words—or even know exactly what you believe. Just reach out.
Trek On.