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I Will Be Saved

September 05, 2026

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Jeff-Manion
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Scripture:1 Peter 4:5, Phillippians 3:20-21, Romans 8:23, 1 John 3:2-3
Related Topics:salvation

Pastor Jeff Manion concludes our Saved series by exploring glorification—the future hope of complete salvation. We discover that our salvation isn't just past and present but has a triumphant future when Jesus will end sin's presence and reunite with us forever. We learn that the war within us still rages, but the promise of glorification motivates our sanctification today, giving us hope in the midst of suffering. We are challenged to reorient our understanding of heaven around Jesus himself and let the truth of our future salvation inform how we worship and persevere now.

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