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I. Salvation must be pursued.
A. Salvation is not a one time experience!
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It is a daily process!
2. Many preach, “Accept Jesus as your personal Savior.”
3. Once you have done that then you are good for eternity.
4. Salvation MUST be pursued!
B. Paul
1. Paul, who wrote more than half of the New Testament, stated that he had NOT yet apprehended complete Salvation!
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He stated that he had to forget the past and reach for to the future, and doing so he “Pressed toward the mark!”
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He stated in another place that it was a daily process!
a. Jesus also talked about this:
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Paul fought with his flesh CONSTANTLY!
2. Paul gave us some insight of how to pursue.
3. We should “hold fast” the profession of faith WITHOUT wavering!
4. We should be “crucified with Christ”.
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We become crucified with Christ through repentance.
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If I am going to live it should be to Christ, however, if I die out to my flesh I am gaining!
C. A challenge to us as Christians!
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It is HIGH TIME that we awake out of sleep and apprehend our Salvation!
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