A young woman sat in a gospel meeting. The preacher in his prayer mentioned the fact that there were present some who felt their need for salvation.
"That's me, that's me," said that young woman. She knew that she was unsaved and unfit for heaven's glory, and she longed that salvation might be hers.
At the close of the service, the preacher came— as if divinely directed— straight across to the anxious seeker and asked her the question: "Do you need salvation?”
"Indeed, I do," she answered earnestly.
"Then you can have it here and at once, if you will only receive Christ as your Savior.”
And before she left the hall, she had the joy of knowing Christ had cleansed her from her sins and had saved her soul.
Blessedly free is the salvation of God! And it is as full as it is free. It is for "whosoever will" and it is eternal.
"Therefore be ye also ready:
for in such an hour as ye think
not the Son of man cometh.”