For “everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.” Romans 10:13 (ESV)
I often cry out. Not the kind of cry as in “crying”. The kind of cry I am talking about is to holler for HELP.
The context of Romans 10:13 is related to the gift of salvation made available to all peoples, Jew and Gentile.
That promise is available to anyone who will respond to Jesus Christ as Lord, Master and God. Paul makes this statement knowing that the readers, many of which are Jewish would know the association related to “calling upon the name of the Lord” from the Old Testament.
The scriptures are full of cries [pleas] for God’s help. Just a general reading of Psalms provides numerous examples. These cries for help are not limited to a cry for salvation, but cries for God’s help in the various problems that the Psalmist faced.
The fact is, God’s ears are not inclined only for the cry of salvation but also for the cry of His children as they desire for His help in any and all things.
Third Day’s song Cry Out To Jesus illustrates this truth.
I often cry out. Not the kind of cry as in “crying”. The kind of cry I am talking about is to holler for HELP.
The context of Romans 10:13 is related to the gift of salvation made available to all peoples, Jew and Gentile.
That promise is available to anyone who will respond to Jesus Christ as Lord, Master and God. Paul makes this statement knowing that the readers, many of which are Jewish would know the association related to “calling upon the name of the Lord” from the Old Testament.
The scriptures are full of cries [pleas] for God’s help. Just a general reading of Psalms provides numerous examples. These cries for help are not limited to a cry for salvation, but cries for God’s help in the various problems that the Psalmist faced.
The fact is, God’s ears are not inclined only for the cry of salvation but also for the cry of His children as they desire for His help in any and all things.
Third Day’s song Cry Out To Jesus illustrates this truth.
"Cry Out To Jesus" - Third Day (With Lyrics)
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