Do you have a real relationship with Jesus?
God loves you! He created you to be a special, unique, oneofakind individual, and He has a specific purpose and plan for your life. And through a personal relationship with your CreatorGodyou can discover a way of life that will truly satisfy your soul.
No matter who you are, what you've done, or where you are in your life right now, God's love and grace are greater than your sinyour mistakes.
Jesus willingly gave His life so you can receive forgiveness from God and have new life in Him. He's just waiting for you to invite Him to be your Savior and Lord.
If you are ready to commit your life to Jesus and follow Him, all you have to do is ask Him to forgive your sins and give you a fresh start in the lite you are meant to live. Begin by praying this prayer...

Lord Jesus, thank You for giving Your life for me and forgiving me of my sins so I can have a personal relationship with You.
I am sincerely sorry for the mistakes I've made, and I know I need You to help me live right.

Your Word says in Romans 10:9, "If you declare with your mouth, 'Jesus is Lord,' and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved" (NIv). I believe You are the Son of God and confess You as my Savior and Lord. Take me just as I am, and work in my heart, making me the person You want me to be. I want to live for You, Jesus, and I am so grateful that You are giving me a fresh start in my new life with You today.

I love You, Jesus!

It's so amazing to know that God loves us so much! He wants to have a deep, intimate relationship with us that grows every day as we spend time with Him in prayer and Bible study. And we want to encourage you in your new life in Christ.

Please visit joycemeyer.org/salvation to request Joyce's book A New Way of Living, which is our gift to you. We also have other free resources online to help you take your next steps in pursuing everything God has for you.
Congratulations on your fresh start in your life in Christ! We hope to hear from you soon.


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