Making disciples letter: What if this story was real?

 Al Stanford wraps up his three-part series about the couple in a bad car wreck.

Al Stanford considers the raptured and the born-again who will be resurrected.

Al Stanford asks questions that should be part of self-examination for the born-again.

Al Stanford said you need to be both feet in for Jesus.

Al Stanford shares why he believes Jesus is coming soon.

Al Stanford shares his experiences and asks questions important to Christian salvation.

Al Stanford said you should want to talk about your salvation and if you have questions, ask them.

Al Stanford considers the questions, using the example of the Thief on the cross with Jesus.

Al Stanford sends his Christmas wishes to all.

Al Stanford shares the basics of accepting Christ and why it is urgent.

Al Stanford speculates on how many people are going to hell and the traffic jam entering the place of damnation.

Al Stanford outlines a man' journey through the church, but winds up questioning his salvation.

Al Stanford writes that just being "okay" is not the same as being born-again.

Al Stanford writes that just being "okay" is not the same as being born-again.

Al Stanford writes that this is serious business.Are you saved, are you unsaved, or are you unsure if you are saved and ready to be taken up i…

Al Stanford reminds us of the power of resurrection and the what it means for the born-again.

Al Stanford reminds how to avoid hell.

Al Stanford qoutes scriptures and says God must discipline you for you to be saved.

Al Stanford outlines how to know you are saved and what to do if you want to be born-again.

Al Stanford talks about the seasons and the changing seasons in life as a born-again Christian.

Al Stanford considers the rewards of standing for your relationship with Jesus.

Al Stanford urges readers to repent from sin and accept Christ's Salvation.