When we receive Christ, there is a divine work going on within us. Our minds are healed and renewed. This transformation, then, comes out of us, so that others can see the change in us from having been with Christ.

The choice is ours whether or not to accept God’s Gospel Message. We can stay lost in a world that is condemned already, or receive Christ, who is the only Way towards eternal life in heaven.

We are not to seek to re-invent the Gospel to meet our feelings. Instead, we are to present our lives to Jesus Christ in honest and humble submission to Him, regardless of what we feel.

The first step towards salvation is to get alone with ourselves, and be quiet before God. Only then can deep, personal stirrings of the Holy Spirit awaken our need for a Savior.

The pure Gospel of God is often heard, but not received.  But, it is only by the revealing power of the Gospel that salvation is possible. And, like a mirror, our lives are to reflect God’s message to the world.

Doing good doesn’t make us good. The true Gospel is offensive to the heart and mind of mankind. But, the Gospel of Jesus Christ is God’s only way to salvation. Man-made theology will not get you to heaven.

The Gospel is God’s Word to mankind, and it comes by both revelation and inspiration. By revelation, it is realizing the Gospel is the central theme of the entire Bible. And, by inspiration, it is verified by testing, and proven reliable.

The only way to heaven is by being born again, or born from above. We are not to be deceived into thinking we are right with God, because of our goodness. We can do everything right, but that will not get us into heaven.

When Jesus Christ is our final answer, the scars that we bear from being a believer are the marks of divine favor. And, we are overjoyed that His delight is with us, and that His grace will take us to Heaven.

We have two paths that we can take. Will we choose the path of legalistic, self-righteous living bound by the law? Or, will we receive the message of grace and truth through salvation in Christ? What is our final answer when it comes to Jesus Christ?