Coming To Yourself
January 15, 2010 at 11:56 am | Posted in Salvation | 1 CommentTags: altar calls, born again, Christ the Savior, come to your senses, John 8, Luke 15, receiving Christ, salvation invitations, the prodigal son
The Lord Jesus once described a young man who left his father’s home, spent everything he had, and wound up miserable and humiliated. Finally, one day, he decided enough was enough, and, according to Luke 15:17, he “came to himself.”
Are you like this wayward son? Are you broke, miserable, and humiliated? If you have never received Christ as your Savior, it will do you no good to “come to yourself” – for you do not have the keys to eternal life. A person who has only been born once in this life may “come to himself” and return to his “father,” but his father is the “father of lies.” (John 8:44)
The prodigal son came to himself, and remembered that he had a loving and truthful Father. If you have trusted Jesus and been born again into God’s family, you may “come to yourself” and find His Spirit there within you, ready to forgive you and send you back to the Father.
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