In this third study of our series of three lessons regarding salvation, we explore the choices you can make to be saved or not. This study takes you through things everyone who is lost in sin must do to be saved, but this study is also just a springboard (of sorts). Each person is unique and there may be more to it for you depending on where you are coming from to get to eternal life.

In our second lesson in this three part series, we are going to look at the Scriptural solution to the sin problem. The solution, is Jesus Christ our Lord. We are going to talk about how He is the solution for reconciliation to the Father, for sins to be forgiven, and for salvation from the wrath to come.

This video is part one of a three part series regarding the opportunity of salvation for mankind. This study addresses how sin entered into this world, what sin is, and what the consequences of sin are.

This video is part one of a three part series regarding the opportunity of salvation for mankind. This study addresses how sin entered into this world, what sin is, and what the consequences of sin are.

God made everything perfect in the beginning. Mankind chose to sin against God and bring severe consequences into this world. This study addresses the origin of sin, what sin is, and what the consequences of sin are.

If you've followed my new website (www.biblewot.com), social media, or the new YouTube channel, you know I was planning videos for the end of 2025. I have stepped up the dates. They will be coming out sooner. Listen to the details.

This world doesn't have anything to offer you that will grant you lasting peace. On the other hand, God has an eternal peace to offer you through Jesus Christ our Lord. If you want to live better, cope better, sleep better, laugh better, etc.; take hold of the peace God has offer.

It is common for people to think they are unworthy of eternal life.  The fact is, the Scriptures use such terms.  However, not in the way people commonly think today. I am going to prove to you that you CAN become worthy.  I am also going to prove that you CAN maintain that worthiness.

So many confuse being kind and polite with enabling destructive behavior in others. By being friendly you just might be costing someone his or her soul as well as being accountable yourself.

In some places people use a "swear jar" to stop using "cuss words"; "profanity." The thing is, they have concluded it is sinful to say certain words and that they have to find a way to stop. Have they confused repentance? Are these words truly "foul?" Join me in this study to get to the truth on the matter.