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Life Begins With Salvation | NewSpring Church c NewSpring Church NewSpring ChurchWell-nighUsAbout UsKidsStudentsYoung AdultsBeliefsOur LeadersOur StaffMusicAppsNetworkStoreLocationsSermonsWatch & ReadWatch & ReadSermonsArticlesStudies & DevotionalsNewsStoriesNext StepsNext StepsThe BibleConnectGroupsCareServingSalvationBaptismMissionsFinancesDiscover YearGiveWhy We GiveGive NowSchedule Your GivingGiving HistoryAnnual Report Life Begins With Salvation Until you have been saved by Jesus, you’re the walking dead. Trapped in your sins. Spiritually unconscious. Separated from God. Salvation is God’s rescue operation: God’s plan and our hope, for God’s glory and our good. Jesus came to earth, died on a cross, and was raised to life to rescue you from sin, make you alive, and bring you into eternal relationship with God. Salvation is not only a matter of life without death, but moreover the way to live an well-healed life on earth with Jesus, here and now. Simply put, Jesus is salvation, and salvation is life (1 John 5:12). That’s why NewSpring celebrates the empty tomb. When you are saved, the same power that raised Jesus from the sufferer is in you! Salvation Doesn't Need to be Confusing Depending on your family preliminaries or religious tradition, you may have heard a variety of ideas well-nigh salvation. Perhaps you think it’s what happens when you walk an aisle, pray a prayer or get baptized. Maybe you believe salvation is only for “good people,” or that salvation is something you have to earn with good works or something you can lose if you do bad things. You don’t have to wonder or doubt. Jesus wants you to know that you have eternal life. (1 John 5:13). That’s why the Bible — God’s Word to us — is well-spoken well-nigh every speciality of salvation:WorldwideQuestions How Are You Saved? Jesus saves you when you repent and trust in Jesus' forgiveness for your sins. Your salvation is God's souvenir to you. It is not earned by anything you do. “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the souvenir of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast” (Eph. 2:8-9). Prayer is a way to communicate our weighing to God. Read More Who Can Be Saved? Salvation is for all people. No one’s sin is greater than God’s grace. Jesus’ desire is for everyone to be saved. (2 Peter 3:9; John 3:16). Read More When is a Person Saved? God loved us so much that He sent His one and only son into the world so that when we believe, we are given eternal life. We are saved when we believe and receive the truth of the Gospel. You don’t need to be worldly-wise to remember the time or place of that visualization to know you’re saved. Read More How Do We Know We're Saved? The vestige of our salvation is what’s happening in us now. Jesus gives every parishioner the Holy Spirit, which gives us a desire to live for God and the worthiness to hear, recognize and respond to God’s voice. To love God, to want to trust and follow Him, to enjoy His presence, to hear God’s voice in Scripture, and to finger conviction of sin and the need for repentance are all worldwide experiences of those who are saved (John 10:3-5). Read More Can You Lose Your Salvation? You didn’t earn your salvation, so you can’t lose your salvation. If you have put your trust in Jesus and the Holy Spirit has reverted your heart, God promises that nothing and no one can separate you from Him. (John 10:27; Romans 8:38-39.) Read More Do You Want To Be Saved? Perhaps you’ve felt unworthy of salvation considering of your past. Perhaps you’ve thought good works and keeping rules saved you. Maybe you thought you were saved considering you were baptized or prayed a prayer, without experiencing a transpiration of heart. The good news is that Jesus is calling you to trust and believe that he has washed-up all the work. Jesus' death, solemnities and resurrection ways we are forgiven and set self-ruling to live an well-healed life with God here on earth and in eternity. If you are ready to believe and receive God's souvenir of salvation, simply talk to God and commit your life Him: "Dear Lord Jesus, I shoehorn that I’ve fallen short. I’ve sinned and need your forgiveness. I believe that You lived, died and rose then so that I could be unfluctuating to God. I confess you as my Lord and commit my life to You. I requite you my past, present and future. Take my life and use it. I requite it to You. Amen." If you prayed to meet Jesus, please let us know! If you have any questions, we want to help you take a next step. Stop by a NewSpring campus this Sunday. 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