Saved WITHOUT Works? - Ep. 18

Can you be saved without works? A dying criminal had no time left to clean up his life, fix his past, prove his sincerity, or earn his way into heaven. He was nailed to a Roman cross, guilty by his own admission, completely helpless, and standing at the edge of eternity. And then he looked at Jesus and said, “Lord, remember me when You come into Your kingdom.” This message looks at Luke 23 and the criminal on the cross — one of the clearest pictures of salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ. Two criminals were beside Jesus. One mocked Him. One trusted Him. Same suffering. Same opportunity. Same Savior. Two completely different responses. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’ve gone too far, whether Jesus can still save you, or what real faith actually looks like, this message is for you. The thief on the cross reminds us that salvation is simple enough for a dying man to receive, but serious enough that no living person should ignore it. Jesus still saves guilty people. The question is: which criminal are you? My Contact Info 🚨 Stay connected for more bold CHRISTIAN content, powerful conversations, and behind-the-scenes updates! 🚨 🌐 Visit my website for more content, links, and updates: xmikemac.com 📩 Want to reach out directly? [email protected] 📱 Follow me across platforms for real-time content: X: @XMikeMac Instagram: @XMikeMac YouTube: @XMikeMac ✨ Stay connected so you don’t miss what’s next. ✨ criminal on the cross sermon, thief on the cross sermon, Luke 23 sermon, Lord remember me, today you will be with me in paradise, Jesus saves sinners, salvation by grace through faith, can Jesus save me, have I gone too far for God, dying thief on the cross, what did the thief on the cross believe, faith of the thief on the cross, repentance on the cross, gospel message, how to be saved, Jesus Christ salvation, Christian sermon on salvation, heaven and hell sermon, grace of God, cross of Christ sermon, forgiveness through Jesus, salvation in Jesus alone, Mike Mac sermon, Say Something Christian content