THE
CHRISTIAN
HANDBOOK
OF SURVIVAL
Silas Marshall shares encouragement for one’s quest for eternal knowledge and an inspiration to pursue God with much passion.


Silas Marshall
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Silas Marshall is a singer-songwriter who worked his way to success in the music industry, but God had other plans. He walked away from his success as he wanted to find out more about Jesus. This action took him on a fifty-year journey to find out the truth that sets men and women of God free.
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Overcoming Spiritual Obstacles: Addressing Barriers to Faith
Photo by Ben Blennerhassett on Unsplash Overcoming spiritual obstacles molds your daily walk with God because every believer reaches moments when progress feels slow and the heart feels heavy. You want to grow and you also want to stay close to God. You want a steady faith that guides your…
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Reading the Bible: Approaches to Studying the Word of God
Photo by Joel Muniz on Unsplash Reading the bible shapes how you understand God, how you respond to daily challenges, and how you grow in faith. You read words that guide your choices, steady your emotions, and strengthen your walk. When you focus on reading the bible with intention, you…
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Transforming Your Walk: A Christian Guide to Deepening Faith
Photo by jcomp I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth.--3 John 1:4 Every Christian wants a stronger faith. We want to feel close to God, and we want to live a life that pleases Him. But sometimes, it's hard, and we get busy…
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In the Footsteps of Christ: Principles for Spiritual Growth
Photo by GarryKillian Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me.--Matthew 16:24 Starting a journey of faith can feel big and confusing. You may ask, “How do I get closer to God? How do I…
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Good Christian Books for Young Adults: Faith for Your Next Chapter
Life as a young adult is full of big changes. You might be starting college, beginning a new job, or navigating new relationships. It’s an exciting time, but it can also be confusing and lonely. In the middle of all this change, how do you keep your faith strong? One…
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4 Practical Steps to Spiritual Growth You Can Start Today
Do you ever feel like something is missing, even when life seems good? Do you wish you felt more peace, purpose, or connection? You’re not alone. A 2023 Pew Research study found that 70% of Americans believe in something bigger than themselves, and 83% feel a deep sense of spiritual peace and well-being at…
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Genuine Belief in Christ: The Treasures of Wisdom & Knowledge
Rooted in a genuine belief in Christ, this article invites you on a heartfelt journey to unearth the treasury of wisdom and knowledge found in Scripture—nurtured by Silas Marshall’s guidance in The Christian Handbook of Survival, and lived out in everyday faith. As Christians, we strive to live with a…
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Teaching Children About Faith: Preparing the Way for Christ
A child holding a cross that says “Jesus” “I <3 Jesus” “Jesus <3 Me” | Photo by Yosi Prihantoro on Unsplash Teaching children about faith becomes a daily act of love—tenderly guiding little hearts toward Christ, using real-life moments and stories to help them build a foundation of trust in…
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Doubt in Faith: Can I Grow in Grace and Knowledge With God
Freepik Every believer has experienced doubt in faith at some point during their relationship with God. Doubting does not always indicate that you are losing your faith, whether it occurs during times of spiritual dryness, theological dilemmas, or personal hardships. Instead, it might be a call to learn more about…
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Finding Inspiration in Scripture: Writing with God in Mind
A man writing with God in mind in his office| ImageFX Finding inspiration in scripture is more than reading the Word. It's a deeply personal journey of letting God's truth guide your creative calling and message. You might have learned that finding inspiration in scripture is a creative spark. For…

