Talks for New Christians
Every New Believer Has Questions.
What happened when I trusted Christ?
Can I really know that I am saved?
Why do I still struggle with temptation?
How should I pray?
What does God expect from me now?
The Christian life begins with joy—but it also begins with questions.
Many new believers desire to grow in their faith but do not know where to start. They need more than information. They need a trusted guide to walk beside them, answer their questions, and point them to Scripture.
Conversations Under the Tamarind Tree provides exactly that.
Through a series of warm and thoughtful conversations, a young believer named Ninan meets beneath the shade of a tamarind tree with his mentor, Teacher Sarvepalli. Together they explore the foundational truths of the Christian life—salvation, assurance, prayer, baptism, fellowship, spiritual growth, and the daily walk of faith.
Rather than presenting doctrine as a textbook, Timothy Rose weaves biblical truth into memorable conversations that feel personal, encouraging, and deeply practical. Readers are invited to listen, reflect, and grow alongside the characters as timeless truths come alive through simple discipleship.
Inside these pages you will discover:
- What truly happened when you were saved.
- How to find confidence in God’s promises.
- Why Christians continue to face trials and temptations.
- How prayer strengthens your relationship with God.
- The importance of Scripture, fellowship, and obedience.
- Practical steps for growing as a follower of Christ.
Whether you are a new believer, a disciple-maker, a Sunday School teacher, or a pastor seeking a resource for foundational instruction, this book offers a gentle and biblical introduction to the Christian life.
The early days of faith are some of the most important.
The questions asked during those days often shape a believer’s entire spiritual journey.
Take a seat beneath the tamarind tree and listen as a young disciple learns to walk with God. You may discover that the lessons he learns are exactly the ones you need to hear as well.