Salvation The Pathway to the Event: A look at the requirements to find salvation

ISBN-13: 9781463798048 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 116 str.

Kenny R. Medlin

Opis

A Self Study Guide for the Unbeliever who wants to understand more about salvation and the steps that are Biblically required to obtain the Free Gift of God. Also a great self study guide for those that want to work in the vineyard of the Lord and be a true Soul Winner for Christ. In detail the book explains the process required for the believer to find harmony (peace) with God. Step by step, what is happening to the unbeliever as the Holy Spirit knocks at the soul's door seeking to testify of Christ to the unbeliever. Further explaining the unbeliever's part and finally the Holy Spirit's role. If, as a soul winner, you only use the Bible to convince the lost to find Jesus, you are missing the true catalyst for the conversion process. For the unbeliever, the Holy Spirit of God will come unto you personally, this is the most important opportunity of your life, and ultimately is the entire purpose of our life on earth, please take time and listen to the call of the Holy Spirit. Mankinds days are allotted while we are on earth, then all will surely die. During this time of allotment, you are given the opportunity to find the harmony with God, that Adam lost in the beginning. Thus allowing you to avoid the second death which is final and complete seperation from God. It is my hope and prayer that someone will give you a copy of this book or you will invest in your own eternal life and read, consider and hopefully desire to find harmony with God. For the soul winner, you are expected to learn and know the parameters God has established in order to work fruitfully in his fields. And when (most importantly) to allow the Holy Spirit privacy to complete His, God ordained task, in the great work of the salvation plan. As always, Christ deserves all the credit for He completed all the work that re-established the pathway for mankind to obtain harmony with God.

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