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This sermon traces salvation from the Garden of Eden to the words of Christ, exposing what salvation is, what it is not, and why fear plays such a central role in the human response to God.

Using Genesis, John 2 and John 3, and the story of Adam and Eve, this message challenges the modern, watered-down view of salvation. It confronts the idea that belief alone, emotional moments, or religious behavior equal saving faith. Jesus makes it clear that not everyone who believes in Him is truly surrendered to Him.

This teaching explores why salvation is often emotional, why people resist coming into the light, and why fear of exposure keeps many people clinging to fig leaves instead of freedom. Jesus is not selling heaven as a destination. He is calling people to transformation, repentance, and new birth.

This is a weighty message meant to be listened to carefully. It is not designed to create doubt, but to call for honest self-examination, clarity, and confidence in what it truly means to be saved.

Scripture references include Genesis, John 2:23–25, John 3:1–21, and the conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus.

If this message challenges you, take your time with it. Salvation is not shallow, casual, or accidental. Jesus makes that unmistakably clear.