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Salvation VS Conversion - What is the difference?

Conversion

When a man fails in his personal Christian experience, it is because he has never received anything in the first place. He has merely turned himself from darkness to light, the roused of his sin awareness, that is the efforts of man. Conversion is not regeneration. People often register their vows make promises, sign their pledges, and determine to go through with it but none of this is Salvation.

Salvation

SALVATION means a man is saved, is born again in the Spirit, a resurrected Spirit by The Lord Jesus Christ. The man knows that he had received something as a gift from The Almighty God, not because of his own decision.

Salvation means we are brought to a place before God, where we are able to receive something from God in the authority of Jesus Christ, upon our belief and acceptance of THE GOSPEL TRUTH revealed in the Scriptures, and through The Servants of God and The Preachers, followed by the Mighty work of HIS Grace.

The remission of sins, a repentant heart, a hunger and thirst for God, a love for people, a heart for God, a purpose in life, a sanctified soul.

In sanctification, the regenerated soul deliberately gives up his right to himself to Jesus Christ to partner with HIM to continue HIS ministry, for God’s KINGDOM cause.

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