Have You Heard of The Four Spiritual Laws?

The four spiritual laws were written by the late Bill Bright, the founder of Campus Crusade for Christ, and one of the greatest evangelists in the history of Christianity.  His little booklet on the four spiritual laws has been used by God to lead millions of people to faith in Jesus Christ.

If you have never heard of the four spiritual, they can radically change your life.  Here they are:

Law #1:  God loves you and offers a wonderful plan for your life.

God created you to have a an intimate friendship with Him, and through Him to experience a full and meaningful life -- a life of joy, peace, fulfillment, loving relationships, purpose, and hope.

Law #2:  All of us sin and our sin has separated us from God.

All of us are sinners.  The just penalty for sin is not only eternal torment in hell, but a broken relationship with God.  God loves you, but your sin makes you an enemy of God.  Sin prevents us from experiencing all of God's wonderful blessings. 

Law #3:  Jesus Christ is God's only provision for our sin.  Through Him we can know and experience God's love and plan for our life.

To save you from sin and reconcile you to God, Jesus died in your place, as your substitute.  He willingly took your punishment so that you could go free.

Law #4:  We must individually receive Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord; then we can know and experience God's love and plan for our lives.

If you want to be forgiven and be reconciled to God, then you need to make a personal decision that involves repentance and faith.  Make a decision to repent (turn away from) of your sin, and then invite Jesus Christ to be your Lord and Savior.  If you do, and mean it, then God will save you.

Once you make this decision, true life begins.  The Bible calls it eternal life, and abundant life.  It does not begin when you die; it begins the moment you receive Jesus into your life.

If you are not sure that you are a Christian, or that you are going to heaven when you die, then it is my sincere hope that you will make the decision to receive Christ into your life today.  You can pray a simple prayer like this:
Heavenly Father, I'm sorry for my sins.  Please forgive me.  Thank You for sending Christ to die for me.  I turn from my sin and hand over the steering wheel of my life to You from this day forward.  Please come into my life and be my Lord and Savior.  Please save me. 
If you want to learn more about the four spiritual laws, check out this link.

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