Insights from a Presbyterian Youth Sunday School:
It doesn't make sense that God would give salvation only to take it back.
Why do some people believe they have the ability to determine who is saved and who is not saved?
Can't God give me the gift of salvation even if I don't choose it? What if I can't choose it? I mean physically or mentally can't make a decision? Is salvation based on my choice?
I've learned that unconditional love means "without boundaries". If God loves us without boundaries then God loves us despite our inability to live life perfectly, despite our doubts, questions, or mistakes.
And people say youth aren't
interested in God, faith, the church.
It doesn't make sense that God would give salvation only to take it back.
Why do some people believe they have the ability to determine who is saved and who is not saved?
Can't God give me the gift of salvation even if I don't choose it? What if I can't choose it? I mean physically or mentally can't make a decision? Is salvation based on my choice?
I've learned that unconditional love means "without boundaries". If God loves us without boundaries then God loves us despite our inability to live life perfectly, despite our doubts, questions, or mistakes.
And people say youth aren't
interested in God, faith, the church.
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