Discover the profound meaning of redemption through the blood of Jesus as Paul explains how we are purchased from the slavery of sin and brought into the family of God through the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
Tag: salvation
Delve into the complex relationship between God’s predestination and human free will. Understand how God’s eternal plan involves our choice to believe the gospel and accept the gift of adoption through Jesus Christ.
Explore the background of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians and discover how God has already provided every spiritual blessing in Christ that you need for a life of godliness, regardless of your current circumstances.
In this episode of “The Gospel Saves Podcast,” we explore the truth about salvation and its conditions. While Jesus’ blood secures our initial faith, ongoing commitment is vital. Romans reminds us: “if you continue in His goodness…” Tune in for insights!
In this episode of The Gospel Saves Podcast, we tackle the tough question: How can a loving God send someone to hell? Join us as we explore God’s love, justice, and the nature of sin.
In this episode, we address a crucial question: Is Jesus the only way to God? Focusing on John 14:6, we unpack the implications of Jesus declaring Himself as “the way, the truth, and the life.” We examine the biblical view of sin, explore various religious perspectives, and affirm Jesus’ unique role in bridging humanity and the divine, inviting deeper reflection on faith.
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.
One Body, One Spirit: Unity in Christ
The concept of one body is central to understanding Ephesians chapter four. In this passage,…