In this lesson we tackle three common questions Christians keep asking. What does a faithful daily walk actually look like in today’s world. What happens when we die. And what is the place of prayer and fasting in the life of a disciple. From 1 Peter 3:15 we start with a heart ready to answer with gentleness and respect, then we move into practical, grace-driven habits drawn from the life of Jesus and the pattern of the early church. We talk about Bible study, prayer, serving, discipleship, dying to self, visiting the sick, and using our spiritual gifts, not as a way to earn God’s love, but as a response to the gospel. We also look carefully at what Scripture says about death, comfort, and hope. Passages like Luke 23:43, 2 Corinthians 5:8, Philippians 1:23, 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, and John 11:25-26 help us think through “sleep,” “paradise,” and the coming resurrection, and why this matters for both Christians and those outside of Christ. Finally, we ground prayer and fasting in God’s power and God’s purposes, using texts such as Matthew 6:16-18, James 5:16-18, Acts 13:2-3, and Isaiah 58. If you have been stuck between legalism and laziness, or if questions have been weighing on you, this message is meant to bring clarity, courage, and a steadier walk with the Lord.
