Introduction
A prison keeper in the ancient Greek city of Philippi once asked two of his prisoners the most important question in life:
"What must I do to be saved?"
The two prisoners, whose names were Paul and Silas, knew the answer:
"Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved" (Acts 16:31).
The prison keeper, who is sometimes called the Philippian jailer, did believe in Jesus and he was saved.
It is probable that he then turned to Paul and Silas and asked, "What shall I do now?" And they must have told him, for within a few hours he had taken several of the most important first steps that a new Christian should take.
Perhaps you, too, have just trusted Jesus Christ as your Saviour and are asking, "What shall I do now?"
If so, take these ten simple first steps and your life will take on new excitement and purpose.
A prison keeper in the ancient Greek city of Philippi once asked two of his prisoners the most important question in life:
"What must I do to be saved?"
The two prisoners, whose names were Paul and Silas, knew the answer:
"Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved" (Acts 16:31).
The prison keeper, who is sometimes called the Philippian jailer, did believe in Jesus and he was saved.
It is probable that he then turned to Paul and Silas and asked, "What shall I do now?" And they must have told him, for within a few hours he had taken several of the most important first steps that a new Christian should take.
Perhaps you, too, have just trusted Jesus Christ as your Saviour and are asking, "What shall I do now?"
If so, take these ten simple first steps and your life will take on new excitement and purpose.