Inconceivable

 

    It is inconceivable that once you are saved that anything can remove your salvation.  It is equally inconceivable that you can enter into Heaven without true faith.  It is a leap of faith because it doesn't make sense until after you have accepted salvation.  They your eyes are opened and you can start seeing the truth clearly.

    Salvation is eternal.  It starts at the moment you believe and proclaim that Jesus is real and your Lord. You don't have to wait to have true freedom until you die and enter Heaven.  You can claim some of the value of salvation now.

    Salvation begins when you accept that Jesus is God that was in a Human body for a time.  He died to become the bridge to God for everyone.  He raise himself from the dead.  He lived as a superhuman for 40 days to reveal the truth to as many people as possible before he ascended to Heaven still human and still alive.  You have to believe that he is coming back for you one day as the true king of all nations.  Believing all that is true faith.  

    God is right and people without Him are wrong.  God's way is better than our way.  He is the truth, light, and all good things in this life.  He is beyond time.  Time is linear and we only can comprehend a start and finish, but God has no start or finish.  His time is inconceivable.  That is truth.  That is fact.  

    Once you are able to accept and embrace the inconceivable truth about Jesus, God, and the Holy Spirit, then you have salvation.  You are able to live in freedom that no person can take away from you.  Death can't even take this freedom.  Once you have salvation, it is yours for eternity.

    It is unbiblical to declare that you can loose salvation.  God is a good shepherd.  He sent Jesus to teach us and take care of us.  Once we are His, nothing can take that away.  If you are a true Christian, then you know His voice.  When He calls you respond in obedience because you understand He loves you more than you love yourself.    You act in obedience because you love and trust Him.  

Proverbs 16:1-4, John 10:25-29, Ephesians 2:8-10, & Philippians 4:10-14