by admin | Jun 3, 2014 | Gospel, Grace, Salvation, Theology
by Ernest Lockngenu – Commonly called by earlier theologians the perseverance of the saints, the doctrine of eternal security affirms that once an individual is saved by the grace of God, he will never fall totally and finally from that stated but, he shall be “kept...
by Daniel Thomas | Dec 26, 2013 | Gospel, History, Jesus, deity of, Theology
By Mark Musser – The crucifixion of Jesus Christ (33 A.D.) is the most attested historical fact of the ancient world. In addition to the four gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, it is also widely attested by Greco-Roman and Jewish writers. Closely related,...
by admin | Dec 4, 2013 | Gospel, Grace, Hope, Salvation
by Andy Woods – Lordship Salvation is the idea that an unbeliever must commit all areas of his life to Christ as a condition for being saved. Another way of articulating Lordship Salvation is, “if Jesus is not Lord of all then He is not Lord at all.”...
by admin | Dec 3, 2013 | Gospel, Grace, Salvation, Theology
by Christopher Cone – Failing to recognize that the Reformation’s hermeneutic inconsistency obscured more than just eschatology and ecclesiology, dispensationalists happily built upon the platform of Reformed soteriology. In failing to ascertain a purely Biblical...
by Matt Hagemeier | Nov 18, 2013 | Evangelism, Gospel, Missions
by Mike Stallard – I appreciate last year’s article by Duane Litfin in Christianity Today, May 2012, entitled You Can’t Preach the Gospel with Deeds and Why It’s Important to Say So. In some earlier posts and previous articles I have lamented the problem of...
by admin | Nov 5, 2013 | Bible, Gospel
by Henry Vosburgh – Matthew – The Gospel to the Jews The author. Matthew himself was one of the twelve disciples who walked with the Lord throughout most of his earthly ministry; this then makes Matthew an eyewitness to the Lord Jesus. Also called Levi, Matthew...
