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Why is fear necessary for salvation?

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Fear of the consequences of sin can lead to genuine repentance and the desire for salvation.

Fear plays a pivotal role in the process of salvation as it creates an awareness of the gravity of sin and our lost state before God. It’s through the Holy Spirit's conviction that we come to understand the risks associated with our rebellion against God. As highlighted in the sermon, a person often does not seek salvation until they feel the weight of their sin and the fear of judgment. This fear then serves as a catalyst that drives them to seek the grace and mercy found in Christ, leading to true repentance and faith.
Scripture References: Romans 8:15, Psalms 107

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