40 Q&A_11. It is written, “…with the mouth we confess, resulting in salvation” (Romans 10:10)......
Summary
This message addresses the timing and nature of salvation, contrasting the immediate confession of faith with the requirement to endure until the end. It raises the question of whether salvation is secured upon confessing Christ or if it requires perseverance throughout one's life.
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40 Q&A_11. It is written, “…with the mouth we confess, resulting in salvation” (Romans 10:10). It is also written, “the one who endures to the end will be saved” (Mark 13:13). So, are we saved as soon as we make Jesus Christ our Lord, or are we saved only after we have endured until the end? Visit our website for more information: www.cfcindia.com
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The sermon emphasizes the critical importance of confessing one's faith aloud, citing Romans 10:9-10, which states that salvation comes through believing in the heart and confessing with the mouth. The speaker argues that salvation is a comprehensive deliverance from sin and discouragement, not just from hell. Furthermore, he stresses that a clear, spoken testimony against the devil is necessary to overcome spiritual attacks, as the devil cannot hear thoughts but can be confronted by spoken words.
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