At what point has true salvation taken place?
What does a genuine salvation experience look like?
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"Then those who feared the Lord talked with each other, and the Lord listened and heard. A scroll of remembrance was written in his presence concerning those who feared the Lord and honored His name." Malachi 3:16
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2 comments:
hello loaded question.
I would say it looks different at different ages. but a heart of repentance is key, I think. teachable spirit with a willingness to deal with sin.
wow-i'm too tired to fully try to answer this. i do think fruit of the spirit will be evident in the life of the truly repentant. i think salvation may be more of a process than i ever thought in years past...not just a one time confession/acceptance/i'm safe!, but an ongoing hunger and desire to surrender daily and grow deeper in His Word.
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