I feel the burden of this message pressing upon my heart.
Since Jesus saved me from a life of sin I have had a consuming desire to get others to press their way into this grand experience.

I shall not promise to keep within the bounds of homiletical order tonight, but I do promise to keep within the bounds of God's Holy Word and the leadings of his Spirit." These introductory remarks were stated with a simple earnestness born of a desire to see men saved.
The Evangelist first proceeded to show what salvation is.

He said it is a divine work of grace in the heart, wrought by the blood of Jesus Christ.

He explained that it means deliverance from sin.

He said that if the Bible teaches anything at all, it teaches that the individual must have a vital connection with Jesus Christ.
Next the Evangelist set forth the conditions of salvation.