March 9th 2017

Go Fish

We continue our 40-day journey deeeep into the ♥ of Jesus.

Here we discussed Jesus’ first words. Here we talked about Jesus’ first miracle. Here and here we looked at Jesus’ first message.

Today’s topic? Jesus’ first (and last) words to his disciples.

Think evangelism was important to Jesus? Here were his first words to his disciples:

February 19th 2017

Top 10 Countdown: #8

We’re counting down the top ten Bible verses of all time, as determined by researchers with very large brains who analyze how often each verse is referenced.

Here’s VERSE #8. These were Jesus’ last words before leaving Earth. Pray through ’em. Memorize ’em. And then LIVE ’em.

You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. (Acts 1:8)

January 10th 2017

Share the Good News

Go into all the world and preach the good news to all creation. (Mark 16:15)

We kicked off the year with the official GUWG 2017 Spiritual Workout to help us all train for the Big Race.

Today’s topic? SHARE the good news.

If there’s one piece of this workout that freaks me out, it’s this one. I love Jesus. But if I’m honest, sometimes I’m afraid to tell others because I fear that maybe they won’t like me so much anymore. It sounds absolutely 187% pathetic but it’s true.

January 7th 2016

Bring ‘Em to Jesus

We kicked off the year with our official 2016 GUWG resolution:

KNOW JESUS MORE NOW

We’re examining every single syllable uttered by Jesus in the Gospels. Today’s Topic: First Things First.

Yesterday, we started following Jesus’ first followers. One of them was a guy named Andy. What did he do right after he met Jesus? Here’s what the Bible says:

November 5th 2015

Be Prepared

This week on GUWG, we’re looking at ROCK’S GREATEST HITS — words of wisdom from the disciple Jesus nicknamed “Rock” (aka Peter).

Here’s today’s selection …

Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect. (1 Peter 3:15)