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Devotional - 01st Jul 2021

 'For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved'
(Romans10:13).

The Bible states that all have sinned and come  short of the glory of God (Romans 3:23). As sinners we all have redemption in Christ Jesus, therefore we must believe by grace through faith in Him. It does not matter what race or culture  we are from, for the Lord gives his riches to all who call upon Him. When we place our faith in Christ and call upon His name, seek his salvation, we shall be saved. Paul was saying back then, that whether they be Jews or Gentiles, it didn't matter to the Lord, as long as they turn to Christ in faith, believed and call upon His name they shall be saved. Christ came to save all humanity, and when we come to Him and confess that He is Lord, believing that God raised Him from the dead, we shall be saved.  Just as how Paul had a deep desire for his fellow Jews to accept Christ as their Messiah and Saviour of the world, we too must have a great desire for souls to be won for the kingdom of God. As believers, we need to point unbelievers, as well as, those who are searching to know truth, to the Messiah. Let then know what Jesus did at the Cross for them and us alike. Joel and other Old Testament prophets of God called Israel to repent of their sins and turn back to the Lord their God. In the New Testament, we have John the Baptist, the disciples and Paul calling both Jews and Gentiles alike to repent and turn to the Lord. As believers we too are called by Jesus to go and tell all nations of the good news of salvation, the Gospel of Christ. Salvation is offered to all who will believe and call upon the name of Jesus    Christ, for there is no other name under heaven given to men by which we must be saved. Let us  therefore, trust in the Lord and call upon His name that we can be saved in God's eternal kingdom. The time is now!

Have a wonderful day🌹🌹
EC

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