What should we do when we hear about other people getting saved?

Because it happens all the time.

Kids in our vacation Bible schools and teenagers that go to camp

and people that walk the aisle perhaps in your church.

What should you do?

The Apostle Paul did two really big things.

What a great template for how you and I should respond when people get saved.

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Welcome back, friends. We are at the end of a great section of scripture. I told you that

when we began chapter one of the book of

Ephesians, we just dived into a section where Paul says, let's just praise God for what we have,

what he's done, what is ours in Christ Jesus. And something that's really interesting to see is the work of the Trinity.

We serve one God who exists in three persons, God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit.

And we've been talking about the ministry of God through Christ. And then just last episode,

we began talking about the seal of our inheritance,

the Holy Spirit of God, and talked about the fact that when we trust Christ as our Savior,

the Holy Spirit of God comes to live inside of us. And the example, or I should say the metaphor that God uses is that's like a seal.

It's like a stamp of authoritative approval that God has now sealed me until that day of redemption,

until the very day that I will stand before Jesus

and my body will be made like unto his body. So in that sense, kind of like an inheritance or

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