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Each day, God is using Back to the Bible’s digital tools to stir hearts, spark transformation, and multiply bold witness. Whether it’s a moment of surrender, a renewed sense of mission, or a spiritual awakening, these stories remind us why we do what we do.

Absorbing God’s Word isn’t just about personal comfort—it’s about preparation for life’s spiritual battles. As Evagrius knew, God’s Word not only defends—it advances.

Thousands of people are engaging with God’s Word every day through our discipleship tools — videos, articles, books, podcasts, and more. They’re not just learning about Scripture—they’re being transformed by it. And many are sharing their faith boldly for the first time in years.

Each number tells a story. Behind every statistic below is a real person seeking to grow closer to Jesus. Whether through our spiritual fitness surveys, daily devotionals, or prayer challenges, your generosity is helping people hear God’s voice and respond with boldness and faith. Here’s a glimpse of what you made possible this past month:

As I reflect on spiritual fitness and sanctification, I'm reminded that growth requires both divine grace and human eff ort working in tandem. Just as physical training demands investment in proper equipment and guidance, our spiritual development benefits from the right tools and resources.

Several months ago, Arnie asked his email family to share how God’s Word brought them through times of struggle. The responses were powerful testimonies of God’s presence, strength, and faithfulness. While we are currently compiling these testimonies for an upcoming book, please enjoy this preview to encourage your heart today

Imagine how different life would be if, as we age, we could continue to become more physically fit. Of course, physical strength naturally declines over time, no matter how disciplined we are. But spiritual fitness follows a different trajectory—it can keep increasing throughout our lives! That’s the beautiful reality behind the Christian doctrine of sanctification.