Topics > Salvation
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My husband grew up in a religious home, but somewhere along the way he decided it wasn't for him. He isn't a bad person, but it breaks my heart to think we won't be in heaven together. What can I do, besides pray for him (which I do every day)?
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Do you believe in death bed conversions? My uncle never wanted anything to do with God, but literally the day before he died, a Christian friend visited him in the hospital and told us later that he had asked Christ to come into his life and save him. Was he faking it?
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Does God give us a second chance at salvation after we die? I sure hope so, because I know I don't stand a chance of getting into heaven if He doesn't.
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I feel so isolated. I'm the only one in my family who's a Christian, and every weekend they all go out drinking while I stay at home watching television by myself. They just laugh at me when I try to talk to them about Jesus. I can't wait to move out, but I'm still in school so I don't have much choice right now. How should I deal with this?
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This Easter, I felt kind of a tug in my heart to give God a bigger place in my life. How do you suggest I go about doing this?
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Since committing my life to Christ, I no longer like to do the things my husband does (like spend time in bars and casinos), and we're just drifting apart. Should I leave him?
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I haven't lived up to what I know Jesus expects of me, and now I'm afraid I've lost my salvation. How can I get it back?
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How can I break through my husband's shell and make him see he needs to give his life to Jesus?
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Marriage and Our Culture
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I haven't got long to live. I know I need God, but is it too late?
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My uncle lived a terrible life, but on his deathbed he claimed he received Christ and was forgiven. Why should he go to heaven?