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21 Salvation - Sorry for sin, Inviting Christ into heart, making Him Lord Lesson 21 By Mario Velez

Lesson 21 of my Salvation series will be the final lesson in this series. I will deal with the incorrect conclusions of feeling sorry for sin, inviting Christ into your heart and making Him Lord. These distortions have been part of the Christian landscape to the point that they are used predominantly by pastors, evangelist, and believers without question. Yet, I will present enough biblical evidence to arrive at how these distortions came to be and how the true issue in salvation is clouded, which is to believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved with the gift of Christ’s eternal life, perfect righteousness, and an eternal destiny in heaven. 00:29 Opening prayer 01:41 The Greek Verb metanoia signifies, “a change of the mind, conversion.” 02:40 Sin the Holy Spirit condemns us of is the sin of not believing in Christ 05:08 Revelation 3:20 Has been taken out of context to refer to an unbeliever 06:18 Revelation 3:14 Lets us know that John was writing to Laodiceans 09:25 Revelation 3:20 An invitation to born-again believers out of fellowship 16:04 Positional sanctification is time of decision to accept Christ as Savior 16:19 Experiential sanctification is process of renewing our way of thinking 19:47 Be not conform to this world since God provided sacrifice for salvation 22:44 Demonic influence is infiltrating satanic ideas to believers/unbeliever 25:06 Ignorance is a choice we make from our own will 26:26 Christ is our Lord even though we realize it or not 28:42 Closing prayer Mario Velez, Th.M. Has taught the Bible for many years upon completing his Master of Theology. He has taught as Seminary professor of New Testament Studies and assistant pastor. He has authored several biblical booklets and maintains a theological website that contains some of his studies in audio, video, and written form. All the material is free of charge or obligation.