What Must I Do to Be Saved? Believe in Jesus!
What must I do to be saved? This is the most important question a person can ask. And the answer? Believe on, put your trust in, the Lord Jesus Christ.
Doctrine of Salvation
Theological posts that are related to the doctrine of salvation.
Defining Eternal Life: Who, What, When, and How
Eternal life as defined in the New Testament is much more than just living forever. Eternal life is relational. It is knowing the triune God.
What Is Biblical Faith: A Study in Hebrews 11
“For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith (Eph. 2:8a).” No matter how you understand faith, it is clear that it is instrumental in our salvation; we will not be saved without it. But what is this faith that plays a part in our salvation? Hebrews 11 tells us that there are two aspect to faith. It is believing in something. And it is acting on that belief.
God Loves the Whole World, with No Exception
And John makes it clear that God loves the world. Not just some people who are in the world. But he has a love for everyone. And Jesus came to be the savior of everyone. And all who will believe in him will experience that salvation he offers. Those who refuse to believe will remain in this world and be condemned.
The Doctrine of Election: Who Are the Elect?
The doctrine of election is confusing and lies at the heart of many theological disputes. It simply refers to God’s choosing of his people.
The Doctrine of Salvation
The doctrine of salvation encompasses our initial salvation experience, our ongoing walk with Christ, and our final deliverance from the fate of this world.
Arminianism: It’s All About Grace
For the Arminian, God’s grace frees the will of a depraved humanity enough to allow us to accept or reject his gift of salvation to us.
Arminianism: Atonement for All
The atoning sacrifice of Jesus was made for the sins of the whole world. But that atonement is only effective to those who believe.
The Call of Abraham and His Response of Faith
Genesis records for us the call of Abraham. While little is know of his background. He responded to God and was considered righteous.
Forms of Prayer: Text Messaging, Email, and Face to Face
What form does you prayer take? Is if like text messaging, or maybe emails? Or do you take the time to sit at his feet and just be with him?
