Death Saved My Life: A Real-Life Story of Salvation

Introduction:

Scripture is filled with stories of believers who sinned in major ways yet remained in God's family. This means that a believer cannot lose or forfeit salvation. Ephesians 2:8 says that salvation is a gift of God, and Romans 11:29 states that 'the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.' Therefore, if God has saved us, we are saved forevermore.

Key points:

* Salvation is not determined by our actions or works after becoming a believer.

* Our faith in Christ is what determines our salvation, not our own will or works.

* We have already been 'perfected' spiritually through our faith in Christ, as stated in Hebrews 10:14.

* All of our sins are forgiven because of Christ's death and resurrection, past, present, and future.

* Our salvation is not contingent on what we do before or after we are saved.

To summarize from Scripture, the Bible teaches that we are saved by God's grace, not our own will or works. It's important to understand how we become a Christian, that is, how we are saved.

Death saved my life real person