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TEENAGERS, THIS IS WHAT SALVATION MEAN.

1. Salvation is the translation from the kingdom of darkness into the kingdom of God.... This is the redemption from sin into righteousness. 

2. Salvation is personal meaning you are not in salvation because your parents are in Christ. You are a believer of Jesus only when you have récieved him as your personal Lord and Savior.

3. Salvation is not an event but a journey that flows through your personal relationship with Jesus through the studying of the word of God and the fellowship with the Holy Spirit. 

4. Salvation is a personal work with Jesus in How you allow the scriptures to dictate your life, decisions, desires, attitude and expectations in life.

5. Salvation is a lifestyle, a culture and a desire to abide in the interest of God and function or live your life to please the Lord Jesus. 

6. Salvation is not just a spiritual experience but the influence of Jesus in your emotional, intellectual, financial, attitude, thoughts, decisions, desires, expectations, business and every phase of your life. A place where Jesus is reveal in anything and everything you do.

7. Salvation is not an event that brings you to total perfect but a walk of Faith that brings you to different level of growth as you walk and cooperate with the scriptures. 

8. Salvation does not mean you won't make mistakes but it means that even if you make an unintentional mistakes, the Grace of Jesus is available to help you learn from them and empower you not to repeat them again.

9. Salvation is not about binding the devil 24 hours every day. Spiritual warfare is not the entire reality of salvation. We have the welfare of the believer by growing in the knowledge of Christ and we have the warfare of Faith where we insist the counsel of God prevail no matter what come may.

10. Salvation is not about attending church services alone but it is about you having a personal relationship with Jesus at home irrespective of how church services is important.

11. Salvation is not a place God is your errand man where he does everything you pray and add in Jesus Name too. It is a place where the interest of God and the knowledge of our Lord Jesus dictate your prayer point, your desire, what success looks like.... Etc AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, A PLACE WHERE YOU ARE EMPOWERED TO CREATE RESULT AS CHRIST REPRESENTATIVE

12. Salvation is not a place where God solves all your problems for you but a place the Holy Spirit gives you wisdom to handle and solves problems through the wisdom of God. 

13. Salvation is not about being abducted into the family of God through Jesus alone, but the continuous journey of becoming and practicing God's interest.

14. Salvation is the eye opening into your Divine purpose, calling, assignment and the set of people you were saved to SERVE. 

15. Salvation is an invitation to SERVE YOUR GENERATION BASE ON WHAT THE PLAN OF GOD FOR YOUR LIFE HAS ORDAINED FOR IT. IT IS NOT JUST ABOUT THE FOUR WALL CORNER OF THE CHURCH BUT THE SOCIETY AT LARGE

16. Salvation is the growth from sin I to righteousness, from darkness into light, from the work of the flesh to the fruit of the spirit, from confusion to the clarity of purpose and from strangers to God into becoming part of the family of God.

Hope Expression Values You 
Apostle Prince Victor Matthew 

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