Is it possible to truly love a God you cannot see if you struggle to love the people right in front of you? What does it actually look like to live out a faith that is not burdensome? Join us as we explore 1 John to see how genuine faith manifests in our daily actions and relationships.
Tag: Obedience
Do you ever wonder if your spiritual walk is truly aligned with the teachings of the apostles? Are you ready to trade your fear of judgment for the boldness of perfect love? Read this study on 1 John to discover how you can experience authentic fellowship with God today.
Are you struggling to discern truth from error in today’s world? Do you know how the Spirit of God empowers you to overcome spiritual threats? Read this post to find confidence in the Spirit of Truth today.
Have you ever wondered what it truly means to be a “new creation” in Christ? Are you ready to discover the specific path of service God has designed uniquely for you? Read more to understand how your life can reflect the beauty of being God’s workmanship.
Is there a difference between just believing in God and having a faith that actually saves? How do grace and good deeds work together without turning salvation into something we earn? Read more to understand how true faith requires a life of active obedience.
Join us on The Gospel Saves Podcast as we explore Second John, focusing on verses 6-13. Delve into themes of obedience, love, and the dangers of false teachings threatening our faith community today.
For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. (Rom. 10:10)
Many people resorted to Jesus near the shore of Galilee. He fed them with five loaves and two fish; an amazing miracle! The multitude wanted to make Him a king. No wonder, He possessed power to address all manner of human need. But the crowd didn’t reckon the deeper need of the spirit. Jesus rejected their effort and departed from that place.
From the beginning of time God has expected obedience from us. In Genesis the second chapter beginning in verse fifteen it reads, “Then the Lord God took the man and put him in the garden of Eden to tend and keep it. And the Lord God commanded the man, saying, “Of every tree of the garden you may freely eat; but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat of it you shall surely die.” Adam and Eve’s life in the Garden was predicated on their obedience to this one command. They disobeyed the command of God and subsequently were removed from the Garden of Eden. God has not left us to our own devices. He expects complete obedience to his will. Like Adam and Eve the fate of our eternal life is balanced against our compliance with the will of God.