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"You will seek me and find me
when you seek me with all your heart."
How After Salvation Works
- After Salvation is a 5-week commitment toward spiritual maturity in Christ.
- Each week has 5 devotional readings with questions.
- Walk through this together with someone, meeting once a week to discuss the questions and what you've learned.
- Follow the 4-step prompts below, then start the first reading, "Before You Begin," by clicking on the image.
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Now the Journey Begins
Five weeks, five readings a week, one core area at a time. Each day you open fills in on this device.
Tap a day to open it. Its circle fills in when you've read it.
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Before You Begin
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Week 1 · Days 1-5
Relationship
Discover what it means to walk with God daily.
Week 1 introWatch · 2:02 -
Week 2 · Days 6-10
Relationship
Discover what it means to walk with God daily.
Week 2 introWatch · 1:41 -
Week 3 · Days 11-15
Community
Find your place in the local church and life with other believers.
Week 3 introWatch · 2:07 -
Week 4 · Days 16-20
Mission
Step into your calling, share your testimony, and make disciples.
Week 4 introWatch · 1:29 -
Week 5 · Days 21-25
Commitment
Build the lifelong commitment that produces spiritual maturity.
Week 5 introWatch · 2:37 -
Foundations, part 2
Guiding someone?
Walking with a new believer, or leading a huddle, group or class? Start with the Leader Guide and keep the Daily Questions handy for your weekly meeting.
"No shortcuts exist to becoming spiritually mature. Growth takes effort."
R.L. Jackson


























