Salvation is a journey from the kingdom of sin into the kingdom of God. In this journey, the starting point is being Born again and the ending point is you becoming a God here on earth (Becoming the kingdom of God here on earth) Psalm 82:6. Romans 8:28-30 holds the detail of the journey in Salvation. The first point Salvation is "pre-destination." What is PRE-DESTINATION? Pre-destination is the foundation of God's plan and purpose for your life. It's a pre-plan and pre-arrengement God made concerning your life before God formed you into your mother's womb. It determine what God creates and how God will create a thing. Pre-destination is the process of God identifying why He have to create some thing. It is the ability of God's foresight into your destiny even before He formed you into your mother's womb. It is the mental picture of God's mind that reflected your destiny before you were created. It is the end expectation of God for life

How far is too far?  I’m sure it’s no surprise to hear that I get asked this question all the time from well-meaning young adults, looking to set up some boundaries in their relationships. But why is it that when we answer this question, we tend to fixate on the physical? Don’t get me wrong, I think the question of physical boundaries is really important and requires some serious thought and consideration.  It’s important to put mental time and energy in questions like this and to set your limits within a dating relationship. But is the physical the most important thing? It seems to me that our Christian society can get so fixated on the “physical” aspects of intimacy, that we neglect the emotional and spiritual components that can be just as binding and just as devastating in the end.  There is some deep power in emotional intimacy, more power than we give it credit. More powerful than a kiss, more seductive than an embrace, there is something that happens wh