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-In life, may activities are dangerous and people should use a helmet.
ex.
football, baseball, bicycling, skateboarding.
The Need for Salvation
everyone is naturally sinful
Romans 3:10-
-No one is worthy of salvation.
The Gift of Salvation
b. sin leads to death
b. sin leads to death
-We actually deserve and have earned death.
2. The Gift of Salvation
2. The Gift of Salvation
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Given freely, not earned
a. Given freely, not earned
-Don’t add things to salvation
-Salvation hinges on the recognition of our sinfulness and our belief in Christ.
-Salvation is a primary issue, avoid elevating secondary things to primary status.
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Possible through the blood of Christ
Romans 5:15-
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Salvation is available for everyone
c.
Salvation is available for everyone
-The ground is level at the foot of the cross.
-No Levels of importance for salvation.
-The ground is level at the foot of the cross.
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Salvation changes our identity
3. The Call to Action of Salvation
-Not just saved us, but changed our identity
-No longer viewed as sinners, but his children.
3. The Call to Action of Salvation
a. Salvation should lead to a desire to serve
John 13:12-
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Called to be ambassadors
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Called to be ambassadors
2 Corinthians 5:
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