What exactly are you trying to say then...maybe expound
Salvation is a one time thing. When you ask Jesus to come into you life (“Jesus please come into my life and save me. Forgive me of my sins and take control of my life. I surrender it to you. In Jesus name amen.”) then He comes in. You’re changed and a new life begins. It’s like being born again. Once you’ve been saved and born again then you start walking with God and your relationship begins. You start to work out you salvation and move farther on with God (Philippians 2;12 says
Therefore, my beloved, as you have always obeyed, not as in my presence only, but now much more in my absence, work out your own salvation with fear and trembling.) Unfortunately, Christians tend to get sidetracked and talk themselves out of it, and then enemy will tell them “You didn’t really get saved. That was all nonsense. Blah blah blah,” That’s why it’s important to get baptized since this helps solidify that you did get saved. After awhile, these Christians will build up enough strength and faith and they won’t be as doubtful.
As you progress in your Christian relationship, God begins planting desires and things in your heart and starts opening up the Bible to you. Scriptures you hadn’t noticed before seem to jump out. God begins to lead you further on. For some Christians they still get stuck back at salvation are not strong enough or don’t have the right teaching to move further on, or fur whatever reason.
That is what I meant by saying we need to begin moving on with God past just the Salvation experience. I’m not discounting salvation, but there is so much more.