Well, good evening and welcome. And on behalf of Pastor J.D. Farag, we'll like to thank

you for being here tonight on this live stream service here at Calvi Chapel, Kani'oi, where

we're normally going through the Old Testament conducting our line-by-line teaching through the Bible.

But tonight, we will be conducting a topical study. And before we begin, as always, why don't we take

it to the throne and pray. Father in heaven, I want to thank you so much, Lord, for allowing

us to be able to come together under your name in your house, to be able to hear your word. And we do pray that you would remove all distractions

or anything that would keep us from hearing your word. And Lord, we ask for a special

anointing tonight because of the topic that we will be discussing. It's all about you. The entire word is about you. And I pray that we will be discussing. It's all about you, the entire word is about you, and I

pray that we will sear it to our hearts and become bolder witnesses regarding you.

And we thank you for what you are about to do and the strength and power of your

might and the mighty name of Yeshua Jesus the Christ we pray amen.

So tonight our study is titled, Why salvation? What next? And I believe that these are some

important questions for us to look into as Christians,

as well as important questions for those who are thinking about becoming Christians.

In fact, when you get down to the ground roots of it all, these are important questions,

period, I would say. And perhaps there are many ways that these questions can be answered.

But on too many occasions what I find is that the answers are too loose, filled with a lot of fluff, or one-word answers.

Now, that's not to say that we need to have a thesis prepared when these questions are asked. And I'm not trying to say that this teaching

is going to satisfy every respect of these questions. In fact, to be honest with you, as I began to

dig into this topic, I realized that I would have to break it up into two teachings. Or my responses

would be filled with fluff, not enough detail, and I'm trying to avoid that myself.

So Lord willing, next week we're going to tackle what's next.

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