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✨ Welcome to Words of Christ Today

Hearing His Voice in a World That Needs Him

Welcome, friend.
I'm so glad you’re here.

In a world filled with noise, confusion, and endless religious traditions, there remains one voice that still speaks clearly today:
The voice of Jesus Christ.

His words were not meant only for ancient crowds or dusty pages.
They are living words. Eternal words. Words for you and me—today.

“Heaven and earth will disappear, but my words will never disappear.”
(Matthew 24:35, NLT)

Here at Words of Christ Today, we explore what Jesus would lovingly say to different groups of people—religious, spiritual, and seeking alike.
Each post asks:
What would Jesus say if He spoke directly to the heart of...

  • A cultural Christian?

  • A devoted Catholic?

  • A sincere Muslim?

  • A spiritual seeker?

  • A confused soul longing for peace?

And to each, His message is the same in spirit:
Come to Me. Be born again. Receive new life. Follow Me.

This blog is not about condemnation.
It’s not about attacking others.
It’s about compassion, clarity, and Christ’s call to every heart—the call to leave behind dead religion and step into a living relationship with the Savior.

Whether you are a life-long believer, a seeker, or someone questioning everything, you are welcome here.
Come, hear His voice.
Come, discover His invitation.
Come, find new life in Him.

🕊️ “Come to Me...”

“Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.”
(Matthew 11:28, NLT)

No matter who you are, no matter where you’ve been, no matter what traditions you’ve followed—
Jesus is calling.

Let’s listen together.
Let’s journey toward Him.

Welcome to Words of Christ Today.

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