Being Saved
Being Saved isn’t never falling down.
It’s God catching us when we fall.
Being Saved isn’t never running away.
It’s God being wherever we run.
Being Saved isn’t never turning our back.
It’s about God’s open arms.
Being Saved isn’t measuring up.
It’s God loving us when we come up short.
Says Noah: Being Saved is waiting for God to provide a way out.
Says Abraham: Being Saved is learning to trust God to keep His promises.
Says Moses: Being Saved is needing God’s patience waiting for us to serve Him.
Says Joshua: Being Saved is trusting God to surmount un-surmountable obstacles.
Says Samson: Being Saved is learning to rely on God’s strength, not ours.
Says David: Being Saved is accepting God’s fatherly discipline.
Says Daniel: Being Saved is expecting God’s protection through our trials.
Says Peter: Being Saved is God not denying us, even if we have denied Him.
Says Paul: Being Saved is glorying in God’s grace, and not our works.
Being Saved is God being faithful, even when we have doubts.
Being Saved is about the love of God, who loves sinners such as we.
Being Saved is feeling God’s salvation each and every day.
Being Saved accepting Him as our Lord and Savior every day.
Dec 06, 2011 @ 17:52:01
“Being saved” might be rendered “faith is” because this is God gift to us. Being saved is being secure in the grace and knowledge of Christ as Lord.
Dec 06, 2011 @ 17:53:36
Being saved is not having to look back to start over but going on ahead full steam confidently.
Dec 06, 2011 @ 18:02:22
Enoch says: “Being saved is keeping that line of communication open and keeping short accounts of sin to stay in fellowship, not thinking we’ve lost it all.”
Dec 06, 2011 @ 18:06:29
Being saved is not going by feeling but by the fact of the reality of Christ’s work on our behalf–feeling can be a roller coaster and going by feeling is like putting the caboose ahead of the engine on a train: It goes fact, faith, feeling.
Dec 06, 2011 @ 18:17:13
Being saved is not floating on some “perpetual religious high” or being on a surreal trip, but being well oriented in the reality of any circumstance or trial.
Dec 08, 2011 @ 04:05:16
“Being saved might be rendered “faith is” because this is God’s gift to us. Being saved is being secure in the grace and knowledge of Christ as Lord. Being saved is not having to look back to start over but going on ahead full steam . Enoch says: “Being saved is like keeping the line of communication open and keeping of short accounts of sin to stay in fellowship and not thinking we’ve lost it all when we stumble. Being saved is not going by feeling, but by the fact of the reality of Christ’s work in our behalf–feelings can be a roller coaster and going by feeling is like putting the caboose ahead of the engine on a train. It goes fact, faith, and then feeling. Being saved is not floating on some “perpetual religious high” or being on a surreal trip, but being well oriented in the reality of our circumstance or trial.