December 2015
Have you ever believed something to be true only to discover later that it was false? This is a dangerous thing when it comes to where you will spend eternity! This issue deals with salvation and Bible myths. In it, we decipher, according to the Word, fact from fiction.
Have you ever believed something to be true only to discover later that it was false? This is a dangerous thing when it comes to where you will spend eternity! This issue deals with salvation and Bible myths. In it, we decipher, according to the Word, fact from fiction.
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Some people say, “It is better to<br />
give, than to receive.” Is this<br />
always the case? What about<br />
when it comes to God? Is it better to<br />
give, than to receive? What about<br />
accepting Jesus and salvation?<br />
Accept Jesus and receive his salvation.<br />
God has unconditional love<br />
for us; therefore, it is as if he has a<br />
sweepstakes, in which HE is<br />
full of these unconditional<br />
gifts, and all we have to do<br />
is one time, step up and<br />
say those magic words.<br />
Then we can live the way<br />
we want, do the things we<br />
want, and get on our way to<br />
our happiness. True or False?<br />
If true, then “once saved, always<br />
saved”, right? If false, then who gets<br />
left behind? Do they have a choice?<br />
Do I have choice? Yes, you have a<br />
choice, so what’s your choice?<br />
Recipie For<br />
Salvation<br />
By Brenda Stapleton<br />
Salvation<br />
B<br />
ACCEPTANCE OF JESUS<br />
When someone says, “Have you<br />
accepted Jesus in your life yet?”<br />
What does that mean to you? Sometimes,<br />
people answer yes, without<br />
really knowing the extent of that<br />
answer. I have heard people ask,<br />
“Do you know Jesus yet?” Well, sure<br />
people know about Jesus, and they<br />
don’t want a thirty-minute conversation<br />
about it. The best question asked<br />
of me was, “Have you accepted God<br />
for salvation, and to be your Lord and<br />
Savior, and are you living for God<br />
today?” That is a thought provoking<br />
question. It isn’t just a one liner. You<br />
must think about that a bit more. If<br />
you answer too fast, you didn’t think<br />
about it. What does it mean? Let’s<br />
go there.<br />
SALVATION<br />
There are many requirements for<br />
salvation. Requirements? Yes, there<br />
are requirements. Many times you<br />
will hear, “Freedom isn’t free.” Well,<br />
as much as you want to believe, sal-
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