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Unless an individual who is in a capable, accountable state

comes in contact with God’s Word in a form which they can

understand; salvation cannot occur. Hearing is the starting

point from which the plan of salvation proceeds. Thus is

the sending forth preachers of the word necessitated (Romans

10:14,15)

Without its acceptance, even the Word of God is without

power to save. Just as surely as Satan flees from the single,

simple word “no”; so too, will God not force an obedient

faith upon anyone. Once again, we find the necessity of the

word being preached. (Romans 10:17)

Repentance is the proof of the change of heart which is a vital

element in the process of salvation. What you and I think or

say about our commitment to Christ may have their places,

but; only godly sorrow brings about the actual, active

repentance necessary for salvation. (2 Corinthians 7:10) Our

actions reveal our hearts.

Anyone not willing to admit and share with others his

belief in what he has heard about God, His Word, and His

church; has neither truly heard nor believed; and, is in fact;

incapable of progressing any further towards becoming a child

of God. Without confession we will never be partakers of

any of the heavenly benefits in Christ. (Matthew 10:32,33)

For whatever motivation they may have to try to deny its

place in the scheme of redemption; those who would argue

against baptism and its proper form and administration,

can only find themselves with but a single choice to make: to

follow scripture or not. Thus, all must accept that

salvation is not outside of what is found in God’s Word.

(Matthew 28:18-20; Mark 16:15,16)