Warrior Richardson: ...and they all know that.

Monica Larson: There's a few individuals, sometimes they're just, you know, they don't understand. because everyone's at different places and walks in life. I've actually heard individuals say, "Well, I don't sin.I don't do anything wrong.

Warrior Richardson: I've heard that.

Monica Larson: It's deception from the enemy. I appreciate you explaining that. For an individual who says, "I want this Jesus that you;re speaking of. I want to know him." What's a prayer of salvation that you could share with someone today who's listening?

Warrior Richardson: You certainly can do a sinner's prayer; but the words, of course, do not save you. You have to mean the words of the sinner's prayer. I didn't say a word when God saved me. I had a saxophone in my mouth. I was playing the saxophone when God saved me. I was playing before, during and after. So, a sinner's prayer is all well and good. It is an expression of what is going on inside of you. People get confused when somebody says "repeat after me." There's absolutely nothing wrong with saying "repeat after me." unless, of course, it confuses somebody. So, there's nothing inherently wrong with that; so, A sinner's prayer is just fine and wonderful; but it is not necessay. It is not crucial; because not everyone can speak. Some people are unable to speak. So, the crucial point is not so much quoting words; but you simply must yield to God.

Monica Larson: You must surrender but you must mean it and be sincere.