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I. Saved from Hell – “Shall not come into condemnation; but is passed from death unto LIFE” — John 5:24
📌 Topic Overview Explore the reality of salvation not just as escape—but as rescue, rebirth, and restoration. Understand the certainty of God’s promises and the power of Christ’s finished work.
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Personal Testimony
II. Saved for Certain “That ye may know that ye have eternal life” – I John 5:13
✍️ Topic Description Many believers struggle with doubt about their salvation. This lesson equips students with biblical principles that affirm assurance of eternal life. Through a careful look at God’s promises and Christ’s substitutionary work, learners move from uncertainty to spiritual confidence.
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SAVED FOR CERTAIN
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III. Saved for a Definite Purpose – “Who hath saved us…according to His own purpose and grace” – II Timothy 1:9
✍️ Topic Description Salvation is not only an eternal rescue—it is a divine commissioning. This lesson guides believers into understanding that they were saved to fulfill God’s unique plan. With scriptural insights and personal reflection, learners are inspired to live intentionally, bearing fruit and walking in God’s ordained will.
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III. SAVED FOR A DEFINITE PURPOSE
IV. Saved for an Abundant Life – “I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.” – John 10:10
✍️ Topic Description Salvation is not only the beginning of eternal life—it is the beginning of abundant life on earth. In this module, students discover that joy, power, and fruitfulness are not reserved for the few, but promised to every believer who walks according to God’s purpose.
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V. Saved, But There Are Adversaries – “For a great door and effectual is opened unto me, and there are many adversaries.” – 1 Corinthians 16:9
🧭 Topic Summary Salvation doesn’t mean exemption from spiritual opposition. In fact, when the believer steps into God’s purpose, adversaries often appear. This module equips students to recognize and respond to the real enemies of abundant life—through spiritual wisdom, biblical truth, and faith in God’s promises.
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V. SAVED, BUT THERE ARE ADVERSARIES
VI. Saved to Submit – “…we are buried with him by baptism into death… even so we also should walk in newness of life.” – Romans 6:4
🧭 Topic Summary True Christian growth begins with submission to the Lordship of Jesus. Salvation brings life—but submission unlocks obedience, transformation, and public testimony. In this module, learners discover that baptism is more than a symbol—it’s the believer’s first step into faithful living.
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SAVED TO SUBMIT
VII. Saved to Serve – “Obey them that have the rule over you, and submit yourselves.” – Hebrews 13:17
✨ Topic Summary Salvation is the entry point—but God’s design leads each believer into service. Through submission to God-ordained structures like the home and the local church, spiritual growth flourishes. This module unveils how obedience and servanthood shape joyful, fruitful lives.
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SAVED TO SERVE
TLLS100 – FROM SALVATION TO SERVICE by Dr. James Wilkins

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1️⃣ God’s Blueprint for Obedient Children
Divine structures: the domestic home, the church home, spiritual authority

Submission leads to stability, fruitfulness, and lifelong development

God chooses your context for growth—not by accident, but by purpose

2️⃣ The Domestic Home: First Training Ground
Children thrive with loving discipline, godly example, and consistent leadership

“He is not always right, but he is always Dad”—honor leads to maturity

Parallels to spiritual family: where respect and obedience multiply impact

3️⃣ The Church Home: Spiritual Nurture
God places you under pastors and church leaders as spiritual shepherds

Acts 20:28 – Pastors are appointed to oversee and guide the flock

I Timothy 5:17 – Elders who lead well are worthy of double honor

“The Pastor is not always right—but he is always Pastor.” Submit, support, and grow with the man God has placed in your life.

4️⃣ Biblical Purpose of Church Leadership
Ephesians 4:11–12: Pastors develop, equip, and edify

Hebrews 13:17: They watch for your soul and must give account

Hebrews 13:7: Follow their faith and consider the fruit of their life

5️⃣ God Uses Ordinary People for Extraordinary Purposes
Biblical examples:

Peter – Fisher turned soul-winner and author

David – Shepherd turned king and worshipper

Esther – Orphan turned queen and deliverer

Mary Magdalene – Redeemed woman honored with first sight of the risen Christ

Who knows what God will write through your life when you submit?

6️⃣ The Path to Greatness Is Serving
Matthew 20:27–28 – Greatness comes through servanthood

John 20:21 – “As my Father hath sent me, even so send I you”

Mark 8:34–35 – Losing your life for Christ leads to ultimate fulfillment

Psalm 37:4 – Submission releases joy and divine reward

✍️ Personal Reflection Prompt
“Have I fully embraced the structures God placed in my life—or am I resisting the very things meant to grow me?”

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