Teaching by Tag: Salvation
Jonah: God’s Relentless Mercy for All People, Part 1
Our lives are a series of choices that are either obedience or disobedience. God calls us into relationship with Him, calls us to love each other, and calls us to take the Gospel to those around us.
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Portraits of Christ: Gentle and Lowly
When Jesus says that He is “gentle and lowly,” it means that saving sinners brings Him joy, that He sympathizes with our weakness, that He is gentle when we stray, and that He sees us through to the end.
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All Things New: Living As a Child of God, Part 10 (Go)
There are only two options for how salvation can be obtained: Either it is “earned” or it is “given.” The Scripture makes it clear that “everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved,” and that God’s people are called to go and share that good news.
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The Authority of Scripture, Part 1 – Wise Unto Salvation
There is no end to the depth of God’s Word. It is a book that gives life to the human soul and spirit. So what blocks our desire to read it and learn from it?
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Joy from Jail: A Study in Philippians, Part 3
If anyone could claim that his works were sufficient to earn God’s favor, it would be the apostle Paul. Ye he counted all his good deeds as “loss.” It can’t be any clearer: We have no righteousness in and of ourselves. Our righteousness has to be His righteousness placed to our account.
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God Won’t If We Don’t
A forgiven person should always have a forgiving spirit. Jesus commands that we forgive others because of what He has forgiven us. God won’t if we don’t.
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Ready for Battle: The Armor of God, Part 4 – The Helmet and the Sword
The linchpin in the entire spiritual battle – the most critical element in the life of the believer – is salvation, represented by a helmet in Ephesians 6. The sword of the Spirit, the Word of God, is a reliable and sufficient weapon for the battle.
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In the Beginning, Part 16: God’s Covenant with Abraham
Religion is pride before the law, while Christianity is humility before the cross.
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What I Say and What You Hear
A Christian believes in the finished work of Christ. A merely religious person believes in finishing the work of Christ. Don’t take the bait.
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James: Living Out Our Faith, Part 10
You believe only what you act on. All the rest is just religious talk.
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Why the Gospel Is Never Given the Same Way Twice
There is a massive difference between knowing the facts of the gospel, and putting your faith in the gospel. The gospel is a Person, not a formula.
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Rooted: A Study of Deeper Faith in Colossians, Part 3
We were once enemies with God, but through Christ we have been reconciled.
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Philippians: A Journey Toward Humble Joy, Part 8
Are you putting your trust in the grace of God, or in the goodness of your works?
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Vanity is the enemy of unity, and unity is the fruit of humility.
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