Plan of Salvation 

What do you understand it takes for a person to go to Heaven?

Consider how the Bible answers this question: It's a matter of FAITH.

F - is for FORGIVENESS 

We cannot have eternal life and heaven without God's forgiveness. 

Read Ephesians 1:7

A - is for AVAILABLE

Forgiveness is available. It is -

  • Available for ALL.. 
  • But not automatic. 

Read John 3:16

Read Matthew 7:21

I - is for IMPOSSIBLE 

It is impossible for God to allow sin into Heaven.

  • Because of who He is: God is loving and just. His judgement is against sin.
  • Because of who we are: Every person is a sinner.

But how can a sinful person enter heaven, when God allows no sin?

Read James 2:13

Read Romans 3:23

T - is for TURN

Turn means to repent. 

  • Turn from something  - sin and self.
  • Turn to Someone; trust Christ only.

Read Luke 13:3

Read Romans 10:9

H - is for HEAVEN 

Heaven is eternal life. 

  • Here
  • Hereafter 

Read John 10:10

Read John 14:3

How can a person have God's forgiveness, heaven and eternal life, and Jesus as personal Saviour and Lord? By trusting in Christ and asking Him for forgiveness.  Take the step of faith described by another meaning of FAITH:

Forsaking All  I Trust HIm.

After you have received Jesus Christ into your life, tell a Christian friend about this important decision you have made.  Follow Christ in believers baptism and church membership.  Grow in your faith and reading  your Bible daily and enjoy new friends in Christ by becoming part of Bible believing church.  There, you'll find others who will love and support you. 

Does not God know our Prayers without being reminded?

Of course he does,  he knows them better than we do. If prayer were intended only to inform God of our desires and deficiencies,  it would be unnecessary.  It's true purpose is to raise the level of the suplicants by helping them develop 'true' perceptions of life so that they can become worthy of his blessing. This is the function of the evaluating, decision-making process of prayer.  Prayer is a process of self-evaluation, self-judgement,  a process of removing oneself from the tumult of life to a little corner of truth and refastening the bonds of life.