DanielsASJ · 36-40, M
Beautiful post from Grace.
Good Morning
To explore it further, can we add that a believer should be believer at the HEART and not at the mouth. For ex - Those pharisees who would pray in open shouting the name of God, The Father. And Contrary to that Jesus Christ told us to pray inside closed doors so that no one hears and knows our personal communication with God.
Good Morning
To explore it further, can we add that a believer should be believer at the HEART and not at the mouth. For ex - Those pharisees who would pray in open shouting the name of God, The Father. And Contrary to that Jesus Christ told us to pray inside closed doors so that no one hears and knows our personal communication with God.
@DanielsASJ Per my post:
He's not looking for fancy prayers. He already knows your heart. He's looking for sincere, honest hearts. He's just a prayer away, and He will never turn anyone down who wants to come to Him.
Not a literal formula: While people often recite a specific modern paragraph to accept Christ, the Bible emphasizes that salvation comes through a heart of genuine repentance, belief in Jesus' resurrection (Romans 10:9), and calling upon the Lord (Romans 10:13) rather than repeating a scripted formula.
He's not looking for fancy prayers. He already knows your heart. He's looking for sincere, honest hearts. He's just a prayer away, and He will never turn anyone down who wants to come to Him.
Not a literal formula: While people often recite a specific modern paragraph to accept Christ, the Bible emphasizes that salvation comes through a heart of genuine repentance, belief in Jesus' resurrection (Romans 10:9), and calling upon the Lord (Romans 10:13) rather than repeating a scripted formula.
onewithshoes · 26-30, F