The Road to Fully Accepting Jesus Christ as Your Savior

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• Many people accept Christ as their Savior and do not realize this is only the beginning of their relationships with Him.
• Some believe they can stay where they feel safe and comfortable, and merely talk about trusting God.
• However, the Father desires more than that for each of us.
• His plan is that we mature in our knowledge and understanding of His ways— living vibrant lives in obedience to Him.
• He wants us to strengthen our faith, which is the confident conviction that He will do all He has promised.
• Are you growing in your faith? Is your trust in the Lord increasing? Do you believe that God hears and answers your prayers?
• If you have been struggling with doubt and unbelief, it is possible that you have begun to stagnate in your faith.
• The Father wants to bless you and work through you in a powerful way, but you must trust Him to do so.
• You see, many believers are not being used by the Lord because they’re unwilling to rely upon Him. If a person is to advance in his or her faith, dependence upon God is absolutely critical.
• You have the presence, power, and wi...

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