In fact, it will be the furthest thing from simple.

This means from time-to-time you will need to devote your efforts into making others see the light and recognize their own potential. Help your brothers and sisters find the deliverance that they are also seeking. Finding salvation means spreading the word of Christianity to those you come into contact with. It’s important to stay true to be genuine and look for ways you can be a better person. If you continue to lie to yourself and others you’re only cheating yourself from the life that Jesus sacrificed his own life for. Practice what you preach and be an upstanding citizen within society. Not only must you be true with yourself, but you must also live honestly amongst others. Once you’ve accepted Jesus, then you must live an honest life. By doing so, you trust his death as the payment for your sins. By accepting Jesus Christ as your personal savior means that you’ve placed your personal faith and trust in him. True Christianity is creating and maintaining a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Therefore, as a result for our sins we deserve God’s judgment and this is why we need a savior. Do you turn to the Lord for guidance and protection? The Bible tells us that we have all sinned and we have all committed evil acts. Ask yourself, have you made God your number one priority? Be honest with yourself. In order to find true protection you must first accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. Not quite sure if you’ve found salvation? Well I think it’s safe to say, if you have then you’ll know. In reality, the only people that truly know are that individual and the Lord. And the truth is they may have found true salvation. They believe that they have taken the right course of action to deliver their soul away from danger and/or difficulty. Even though you may be able to describe what salvation is that doesn’t necessarily mean you truly know what it means to find salvation. In case you were curious, the popular Webster dictionary defines salvation as the act of saving someone from sin or evil: the state of being saved from sin or evil.

Finding Salvation by Elizabeth Hayes