Quotes About Salvation

I know I'm a sinner.

God cannot forgive a sinner who does not acknowledge his sin.

Obviously the gospel was offensive to a lot of people and it was offensive to me at one point but that caused me to have a change of heart, to come to repentance and realise I was a sinner and needed a saviour.

I do think that a minister who can preach a sermon without addressing sinners does not know how to preach.

The gods look in pleasure on penitent sinners.

We were old sinners - but when we came to Christ we are not sinners anymore.

I the chief of sinners am, but Jesus died for me.

What I would say is Jesus came to save lost sinners like you and me, and if Jesus Christ has a burning desire to seek and save the lost, then you should, too, if Christ is living within you. If you don't have a concern for the lost, then I am concerned about your salvation because the Holy Spirit wants the lost to come to Christ.

We're all sinners. Everybody you meet all over the world is a sinner.

What people fail to understand coughing up sin and confessing it and giving it to the only one that can remove it, for crying out loud, we're all sinners.

Everywhere I go, everyone I talk with, everyone I think about - their salvation is what is on my mind. I love fellowship with Christians, but I can't become preoccupied with the pleasure of fellowship when I know that sinners are sinking into hell.

In Pope Francis, I see a leader who lives every day in the image of Jesus. Under his guidance, the church is focused once again on providing comfort, compassion and salvation for sinners, the poor, and those who seek peace in an increasingly complex world. That's my Catholicism.

I grabbed my mom and I went to the couch and I said, 'Mom I want to ask Jesus to come into my heart.' And I got on my knee and I asked Jesus to come into my heart, forgive me of my sins, and make me a child of God.

It is always the case that when the Christian looks back, he is looking at the forgiveness of sins.

God-fearing people, once they're saved from their sins, they don't mind talking about it.

The gospel frees us to confess our sins without fear of condemnation.

God may not accept a person to forgive him his sins, without an atonement, else he must give free license to sin both in angels and men, and then sin were no sin, and our God were no God.

Basically, I don't ever move too far past the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus, because it's of first importance. And I make sure it's of first importance with anyone I'm talking to. It all comes down to that, really, when you get right down to it. So it's not complex. Jesus removed our sins and guarantees we can be raised from the dead.

I believe in second chances and I have strong faith in God that he forgives our sins.

I believe that I have received Jesus Christ into my heart. I believe that he has covered all of my sins.

If we are interested in Christ by faith, notwithstanding our imperfections and sins, God will be our God through grace.

Catholics should be proselytizing about a God who is love, who represents a hereafter where there's no hell, who wants you to lead a life where you can confess your sins and feel much better afterwards. Those are lovely concepts of God.

According to the Burman system, there is no escape. According to the Christian system, there is. Jesus Christ has died in the place of sinners, has borne their sins; and now those who believe on Him, and become His disciples, are released from the punishment they deserve. At death, they are received into Heaven and are happy forever.

I know Jesus Christ died for my sins, and that's all I really need to know.