We Must Be Saved

Acts 4:12
'Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.'

The sermon centres on the essential, exclusive, and urgent call to salvation through Jesus Christ alone, as affirmed in Acts 4:12. It emphasises that all humanity stands in desperate need of salvation due to sin's separation from God's holiness, a condition rooted in human nature and confirmed by Scripture. The message is clear: salvation is not achieved through human effort, religious tradition, or moral striving, but is solely available through faith in Christ, whose life, sacrificial death, and resurrection provide the only means of reconciliation with God. The apostles' bold, public, and plain proclamation of Christ—despite persecution—demonstrates the power and urgency of the gospel, which is both universally offered and personally transformative. Ultimately, the sermon calls every listener to recognise their spiritual need, repent, and place their trust in Christ, affirming that 'we must be saved'—not as a suggestion, but as a divine necessity for every soul facing eternity.