How to Stay Saved

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How to Stay Saved

C&C7

May 24, 2022 • The Gospel of Christ

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The single greatest question in all the Bible is, "What must I do to be saved?" Acts 16:30-31. As a follow-up to that question, another great one that we want to discuss today is, "What must I do to stay saved?"
Now that you are a child of God, now that you're a Christian, what can I do every day, practically speaking, things I can put in place every day that I can do, to stay saved?

(The full transcript is available in the "Download Document" button above.)

The 3000 on Pentecost

May 24, 2022 • The Gospel of Christ

In Acts 2:37, the greatest question ever asked comes, "Men and brethren, what shall we do?" That's the question that we're going to be considering in this series of lessons on cases of conversion in the book of Acts. (The full transcript is available in the "Download Document" button above.)

Ethiopian Eunuch

May 24, 2022 • The Gospel of Christ

“Therefore let all the house of Israel know assuredly that God has made this Jesus whom you crucified, both Lord and Christ, and when they heard this they were cut to the heart and they cried out, ‘men and brethren what shall we do?’” Acts 2:36-37. Today we’re going to be studying about cases of conversion in the Bible. In essence, we‘re asking the greatest question that's ever been asked: What must I do to be saved? (The full transcript is available in the "Download Document" button above.)

Saul of Tarsus

May 24, 2022 • The Gospel of Christ

"Lord, what would you have me to do?" Acts 9:4-6. Of all the questions asked in the Bible, today we're considering one of, if not the most important question of all: What must a person do to be saved? Welcome to our study of cases of conversion in the Book of Acts. In this lesson, we're considering what Saul of Tarsus did to obey the gospel and become a Christian. We’re going to study the conversion of one of the premier servants of God, premier workers of God, in an evangelistic sense in the 1st century. The man named Saul of Tarsus, who later becomes the Apostle Paul was at first not friendly at all toward Christianity, but he was converted. And so, what happened when Saul was converted that men and women today must do also? (The full transcript is available in the "Download Document" button above.)