What's the Bible really about? What's God like? And what does all this mean for how I live?
Especially when you're new to the Christian faith, these questions surface again and again. Brand New is a brief and practical 40-day devotional for new believers. It will help you reflect on and answer these questions for yourself. You'll learn the basics of the Christian faith: the story of the Bible, the character of God, and the practices of the Christian life.
Each day you'll dig into an an important topic and read Bible passages that shed light on it. Reflection questions help you respond to what God might be showing you. Each devotion ends with a prayer paraphrased from the Bible so you can learn how to use God's word in your own prayers.
With Brand New you'll launch into an exciting adventure of trusting God and growing in faith!
Calling all mentors—order the Brand New Mentor’s Guide today.
Whether you are mentoring a person or a small group, Shilo Taylor has done the heavy lifting for you. Shiloh’s comments on her daily questions are insightful and wise. The Scripture added for each day’s reading extend the content of the book for those looking to keep the discussion going.
—Sean McGever, Young Life Area Director and professor of theology, Grand Canyon University
Brand New ... will refresh your heart and soul by constantly pointing you to Jesus.
—Jarrid Wilson, pastor, author of Love Is Oxygen
“God never contradicts himself. ‘The word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart’ (Hebrews 4:12).” (Pages 12–13)
“The Bible is the standard for Christian faith and action” (Page 12)
“Repentance is turning away from our wrong thoughts and actions and turning toward Jesus” (Page 49)
“their actions revealed that they loved their own lives more than obeying God” (Page 23)
“over sin, death, and the devil, we know that this victory will be ours” (Page 13)
Shilo Taylor serves in youth ministry at North County Christ the King Church in Lynden, WA. She also writes, teaches, supports foster families, and tends chickens, bunnies, barn cats, and vegetable gardens. Shilo and her husband have four creative and expressive children.
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