Topics > Salvation
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If Jesus died to pay for all our sins (as the Bible says), then why do we still have to confess them and commit our lives to Him in order to be saved?
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Does the Bible say that if you become a Christian then you shouldn't sin anymore, and if you do sin, you'll lose your salvation?
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Do you believe it's possible for someone to reject God all their lives and live like the devil, then at the last minute supposedly believe in Jesus and be saved?
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I notice in your column that you often tell people to commit their lives to Jesus, but what exactly does that mean?
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I'm 7 years old. Am I too young to give my life to Jesus?
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Once a person decides to follow Jesus, can they lose their salvation later on if they commit a major sin?
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Why do evangelists always ask people to come forward at the end of a service?
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My friend claims he's a Christian because he says he went to an evangelistic meeting when he was a boy and signed a card saying he believed in Jesus.
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I often hear people talk about being "born-again Christians," but what exactly do they mean?
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My brother never wanted anything to do with God, and always got angry if we tried to talk to him about his soul.
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If I do something wrong after I've given my life to Jesus, do I lose my salvation?
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Aren't Christians supposed to quit sinning once they've decided to follow Jesus?