Loving Heavenly Father, I want to thank you once again for providing this opportunity that

your children could gather together on one accord to hear your word.

I pray that you would go before us now in the power of your might and open our ears and open our hearts to be prepared to receive

the message that you have for all those who would hear. Bless this time that we freely give

back and we ask that you do a mighty work in this time that we're here together. In the name of

Yeshua, Jesus, the Christ we pray. Amen.

So tonight, and with the Lord's blessing, we're going to look at the biblical process of salvation,

which is too often confused with being saved.

The word saved means to be delivered from, just as the word of God proclaims, happens

with regards to us calling upon the name of the Lord with an associated verse being captured in the book of Romans chapter 10, verse 13, that our pastor speaks to each and every Sunday.

As the word of God says, for whosoever shall, or all who call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.

This is a truth that should bring everybody who calls upon the name of the Lord great joy.

No question.

Now, this is only a part of the ABCs of salvation, but the point is that when we do this in truth, complete truth, you and I are saved.

That's the bottom line.

This is what we have to understand.

Unsaived people did this once.

We were all unsaved.

And what did we do?

We called upon the name of the Lord in order to be saved.

And this being saved is being delivered from an eternity of damnation because of sin that we cannot of ourselves get rid of.

So, in order for us to be counted worthy to enter the kingdom of heaven, our sins must be

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