Young Salvation

By Bridgette Kiner

Ever wondered what salvation is all about? Young Salvation is a short read for anyone wanting to know more about salvation. Whether you are a youth, a babe in Christ, or thinking of taking that wonderful step to living a better life in Christ; this is the book for you!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bridgette Kiner
• Release date: Aug 8, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301715275

Bridgette Kiner

Bridgette Kiner is a Christian author writing to change lives and perspectives.

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Young Salvation

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Bridgette M. Kiner

Copyright © 2013 by Bridgette M. Kiner at Smashwords.com. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law. Scripture references taken from the KJV of the bible which is an open publication. Other scripture references taken from NIV and Amplified versions of the bible within guidelines of expressed permission.

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Introduction

I extend a welcome to you into the most talked about, yet most misunderstood world of salvation. It is for the faint at heart, it is for the rich. It is for whomever is willing to accept God’s gift to all of humanity. There is no price. Come ye to obtain mercy and forgiveness only with a willing heart and a belief that God is able to make new what is drab in your life and make you whole with his undying love.

Table of Contents

Chapter One

Believe

Chapter Two

His Only Begotten Son

Chapter Three

Extending Your Hand

Chapter Four

Learning Obedience

Chapter Five

God Bless the Child

Chapter Six

But a Youth

Chapter Seven

Foreknowledge

Chapter One

Believe

Verily I say unto you, Whosoever shall not receive the kingdom of God as a little child, he shall not enter therein. Mark 10:15

As children we believe. We really have no other choice. Since we cannot fend for ourselves or teach ourselves, we must trust in others to care for us and teach us what and who to believe in.

I remember as a child believing in Santa Claus because someone convinced me he existed. As time goes on, most of us learn that our parents are Santa because they are the ones that work hard to buy us gifts. They go to the store in the middle of the night while we are sleeping, sneak them in the house unbeknownst to us, and wrap them before placing them under the Christmas tree.

If you had a chimney as a child, it must have been exciting to know that Santa was going to shimmy down and bring you gifts and eat the chocolate chip cookies you and your mother prepared for him.

I remember my mother telling me, If you don’t behave, Santa is not going to bring you presents. It’s funny how every year as Christmas neared I remembered to always be on my best behavior. Because of this, I knew I was getting gifts and boy was I excited.

There is an excitement that comes alive when we find something to believe in. There is a longing on the inside and a natural ability for us to believe and this starts during childhood. This is why the idea of faith starts with children. It is in their innocency and purity of thinking that they learn to believe.

We think we are in our prime when we hit the age of