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You said yes. Now what? Becoming a Christian is the most important decision you will ever make. But the moment after that decision can feel disorienting - full of wonder, questions, and the quiet uncertainty of not knowing where to begin. A Daily Devotional for New Believers (April Edition) was written for exactly that moment. Over 30 days, author John Cika walks alongside you through the foundations of your new faith - one honest, accessible, spirit-filled reading at a time. Drawing from the richness of the Christian calendar, this April devotional takes you through the most sacred season of the year: from the solemnity of Holy Thursday and the weight of Good Friday, through the breathless silence of Holy Saturday, and into the world-shaking joy of Easter Sunday - the resurrection that changes everything. But this book doesn't stop at Easter. It keeps walking with you through the days that follow, addressing the real questions new believers face: - How do I pray when I don't know what to say? - What do I do when I fall back into old habits? - Why do I still struggle if God lives inside me? - How do I read the Bible and actually understand it? - What does God want to do with my life? Each daily entry is brief enough for a busy morning yet deep enough to stay with you all day. You will find a Scripture verse, a devotional reading written in plain, warm language, reflection questions to help you go deeper, and a closing prayer to make the words your own. This is not a book for the theologian or the lifelong churchgoer. It is a book for the person who is brand new - still blinking in the light of their new life, still finding their footing, still amazed that God would choose them. He did choose you. And He is not finished with you yet. Take the next step. He will meet you there. ""Being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion."" - Philippians 1:6

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