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We need to be rescued. We have rebelled against God having chosen to live only for ourselves. For this we deserve death.

The Gospel saves us. The Christian life is founded on and flows from the great news that Jesus Christ has come to this earth, lived among us perfectly, and died in our place. It is through his death that our sins have been paid for and we are made at peace with God. We are saved when we, through the power of God’s Spirit, embrace Christ’s work on our behalf and trust in him as Lord.

The Gospel changes us. When we embrace Jesus as Lord, our lives are marked by a continual turning away from our sin and turning to Christ not out of guilt or obligation, but out of thankfulness for the forgiveness we have received.

The Gospel changes everything. As we live our lives out of the grace and forgiveness we have received in Christ, we are made able to love one another. We are called to express that love within the church as eternal family and within the world as missionaries to the lost.

Make A Faith Commitment

1. Realize that you are not God and that you are powerless to achieve God’s favor or earn His forgiveness. (Romans 3.23)

2. Believe that Jesus Christ is God, that He died on the cross for your sins and that He is risen from the dead. (John 10.30, 14.6)

3. In a prayerful moment, turn your life and will over to the care and control of Jesus Christ and allow Him to work in and through you. (John 1.12)

Lord Jesus,

I believe that you are the only Savior and the risen Lord. Thank you for dying on the cross for my sins. Please come into my life at this moment. As best I know how, I turn my life over to your care and control. Amen.

Have you made a decision to receive Jesus Christ as your Savior because of what you have read here? Then click here on the next words ”I have accepted Jesus Christ today” so that we can rejoice and follow-up with you.

4. Welcome to the beginning of a loving family relationship with God through His Son Jesus Christ. (Mark 12.29-31)

At The Omni Church, we are here to walk with you on your journey.