Why “Saved” Christians Aren’t Saved Yet
Most Christians answer “Are you saved?” with a date. Your Bible answers with a sentence still being written.
Most Christians answer “Are you saved?” with a date. Your Bible answers with a sentence still being written.
Why “once saved, always saved” will cost you the throne Christ promised
How biblically accurate is the common interpretation of Christ’s statement, “It is finished!”? Some Christians frequently quote Christ’s words on the cross, “It is finished,” when referring to the salvation process. To reinforce this interpretation, they also support it with the statement,…
Does God care about you? Yes, I mean you personally — the one reading this article. Does He care about your family, your friends, and your loved ones? How about those who are not Christians and have no desire to be Christians?…
Any thinking person can clearly observe that there are very much more non-Christians than Christians in our world today. Where is God in all these? Is there really such a good, loving, wise, and powerful God which Christians claim to believe in?…
For most Christians, the thief on the cross represents people on this earth — people who are saved by merely believing in God. We can read the story of this thief in Luke 23:39-43 where Christ was drawing near to…
The “Sinner’s Prayer” is a popular term used in Protestant and Evangelical Christian circles. It refers to any form of prayer that conveys repentance and the desire to start or form a relationship with God the Father and Jesus Christ. For most preachers…
Is everybody going to be saved? Another great controversy raging in today’s world of Christianity is the teaching on “Universal Salvation,” “Universal Reconciliation,” or “Universalism” for short. This is the belief that because of Christ’s love, all people will be saved…
If God is supreme over all things, and His power has no limit, why would there be something that God is incapable of forgiving? Does that make any sense?
There is much controversy and confusion over this modern-day teaching. It was developed centuries ago by one of the Protestant reformers John Calvin (though he got the original idea from Catholic bishop Augustine). It’s time we analyze this teaching in light of what…
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