Salvation
Children of the Living God – Hosea 1:10
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All those God has called, Jew and Gentile alike, will be called God’s children, the uncountable multitude promised to Abraham.
The Savior of All People – 1 Timothy 4:10
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Salvation is universal in scope, offered to all people. But it is limited in effect, applicable only to only those who believe.
Who Are the Descendants of Abraham? – Romans 4:11-12
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Whether Jew or Gentile, it is only through faith in the Lord Jesus that you will experience his salvation and be a descendant of Abraham.
By Nature, Deserving of Wrath – Ephesians 2:1-3
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I was, by nature, sinful and deserving of God's wrath. But because of his love and grace, he offered me his gift of salvation.
Which Choice Will You Make? – Jeremiah 21:8-9
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You have a choice. Surrender to the Lord Jesus and experience eternal life. Or reject his offer of salvation and face destruction.
God Is Not Obligated to Save Us – Romans 4:4-5
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To be considered righteous is a gift that God freely chooses to give to all who have faith in Christ. We cannot earn it in any way.
What It Means to Know God – Jeremiah 22:15-16
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To know God is to be in a relationship with him. A relationship that changes our lives and is demonstrated by the fruit we produce.
An Unlikely Chosen Instrument – Acts 9:15
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No matter how unlikely we might appear in our own eyes or the world's eyes, God has chosen each of us to fill some role in his kingdom.
No Other Name – Acts 4:12
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Salvation is only available to us through the person of Jesus. There is no other way. All other roads lead to destruction.
Is the Lord’s Message Offensive to You? – Jeremiah 6:10
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Many find the call to authentic discipleship offensive and close their ears to the Lord’s entreaty to become a living sacrifice for him.
Anguish for the Lost – Jeremiah 4:19
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What difference would it make today if, as believers, we really took to heart the fate of those facing destruction because of their unbelief?
Jesus and the Year of Jubilee – Luke 4:21
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Jesus is what the Year of Jubilee pictured and Isaiah looked forward to. On the cross, he announced freedom for those in bondage to sin.