But an invitation rejected leaves a person in darkness, “tossed to and fro and carried by every wind of doctrine, by the trickery of men, in the cunning craftiness of deceitful plotting.” Ephesians 4:14.
He is urging upon the hearts of men, women, and children to look at His goodness and what He has to offer—peace, love, satisfaction of life, happiness, and eventually eternal life.
When the Holy Spirit is poured out, when revival comes, there is always a separation because there are two different types of people—Christians who truly have the Spirit and those claiming to be Christians, but lacking the Spirit.
If you have been baptized, your citizenship is in heaven right now, and if you are saved, then one day you will become a physical inhabitant of heaven. Let’s look at the characteristics of the heavenly citizen…
Twice in the experiences of God’s people, great disappointment struck….Let’s look at two of these so that we may have help in dealing with future disappointments.
It is God’s only purpose in this world to see that each and every man, woman, and child who will choose to be saved is saved. But while God is seeking man’s good, Satan is seeking his ruin.
“In order to fully realize the value of salvation, it is necessary to understand what it cost.” The testimony then explains that cost as the sufferings experienced by our Saviour when He left the glories of heaven and assumed the likeness of man.