salvation
Faith & Works: Partners In The Process Of Salvation
God provided the grace, faith received the gift. Jesus connected personal faith in Him to our eternal salvation. But Jesus also demanded good works to go along with faith. Then there is St. Paul. The apostle is known as the foremost…
Paul Washer’s Antidote To The Sinner’s Prayer
Paul Washer explains what is wrong with the “sinners prayer.” Rather than having someone pray a prayer and then tell them they are going to heaven, he says we should tell people that the evidence of their salvation will…
Debunking The Myth Of The “Personal Relationship With Jesus”
The phrase personal Savior is yet another recent innovation that grew out of the ethos of nineteenth-century American revivalism. It originated in the mid-1800s to be exact. But it grew to popular parlance by Charles Fuller (1887–1968). Fuller literally used the phrase thousands…
Don’t Ask People If They Want To Be Saved, Let Them Ask You How To Be Saved
Dr. John Perkins is a prominent voice in reconciliation ministry. When he speaks, people listen. So, listen to his explanation of why we should stop asking people if they want to be…
Are You Sure That You Are Sure About Your Salvation?
Since I was duly convinced that my “assurance” was the most important issue, there was this unexpected, subtle thing that happened inside me in response to heaven and my eternal assurance. It became of ultimate importance to protect the…
Parents Cannot Save Children
When I first realized that it brought me so much comfort in my parenting. I do a lot of stuff right with my kids, but I also do a lot of things wrong. The thing is I can’t give…
R.C. Sproul Explains Common Grace & Saving Grace
In this video, Dr. R.C. Sproul explains some important theological terms. Theologians distinguish between “common grace” and “saving grace.” Common grace is the idea that there is goodness and benefit given to all mankind in a multitude of ways…
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