What Must I Do to Be Saved
Content of the GospelSteve Gregg
Discover the path to salvation and an intimate relationship with God through Steve Gregg's insightful exploration of the Gospel. Gregg emphasizes that salvation is not just an impersonal gift; it is a transformative experience that connects us to God. Drawing from biblical references, he highlights the importance of knowing and encountering God personally, rather than merely having knowledge about Him. By embracing a close relationship with God and obediently following His commandments, one can experience true salvation and become a faithful servant in His kingdom.
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