WHAT MUST I DO?” — THE QUESTION THAT DECIDES ETERNITY. [The Cry of a Soul and the Answer of Heaven] Acts 16:30–31 KJV The most important question a person can ask about their eternal destiny. Based on Acts of the Apostles 16:30–31 (KJV), the message reflects on the Philippian jailer’s urgent plea, “What must I do to be saved?” and presents it as the universal cry of every soul seeking truth, hope, and assurance. The message emphasizes that this question is not about religion, good works, or personal effort, but about recognizing one’s need for salvation and turning to the only sufficient answer provided by God. The response given in Scripture—”Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved”—is explained as a call to place complete faith and trust in Jesus Christ alone for salvation. It highlights that salvation is immediate, personal, and available to all who believe, not something earned over time. Ultimately, the message urges listeners to confront this life-defining question for themselves and not delay their response. It presents salvation as a decisive moment that determines eternity, calling each individual to move from conviction to action by trusting in Christ and receiving the gift of eternal life.