God makes it very clear — exactly what He expects of us in order to “get saved”. His salvation requires followance. Jesus said “Follow Me”.
How to accept Jesus
Accepting Jesus is absolutely required by God to see His Holy Kingdom. You there yet?
Just give God my life? I’ll go to Hell before that!
So who do you think you are? Have you been to Hell and back? To Heaven and seen its glories? Jesus did.
We are in God’s era of hope – grace, love, and forgiveness in Jesus’ Name
Today we are definitely in God’s era of hope – Hope in Christ. But it will come to an abrupt end when Jesus raptures up His followers. Don’t let it end without That Hope in You.
Better is thinking with God’s Word
Are you “an abandoned construction site… piles of stuff, bits and pieces strewn around, ugly windows gaping holes….” Thinking with the thousands around you, with their traditions deep in media, popular, sung and preached? Better is thinking with God’s Word.
Specific salvation parameters Jesus absolutely requires
Are you aware of what-all is actually required to truly “accept Christ”? Believing “in the name…” means accepting “all that Jesus Christ is and does”. Have you sincerely repented and truthfully “believed” in Jesus? Are you honestly following Jesus?
Running in the dirty realm of “living in sin”
PIC: Phony-baloney-faith_goashape-61244. Unsplash What’s the route you’re running — in life? Are you biblical in all you think, all you say, and all you do? I doubt it. Only Jesus was all that! But thank God He is a forgiving God! But, though that, we must recall that He is also another — very much […]
Specific salvation parameters to get saved
Salvation does not require being smart, nor knowing it all, nor getting it all right. The thief on the cross was saved on the spot – while hanging there dying. But if we examine what the thief acknowledged… he got it right, and Jesus saved him on the spot. But others went away from Him without salvation. So what’s with that? What does Jesus require?
What was it like – your confession to Jesus?
According to Scripture: Our confession makes our eternity. It decides our ultimate fate: Heaven or Hell. By it, we either land in Heaven when we die, or we land at Jesus’ feet for Judgement Day. What’s it going to be for you?
To reach God, first repent
Prayer is about coming to God on His terms. How’s that working-out for you?