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Overview of The Doctrine of Salvation
Salvation is the sovereign, gracious work of God in rescuing sinners and restoring them to Himself. Scripture presents salvation both as a finished work in Christ and as a process applied to believers by the Spirit.
Calling
In the gospel, the calling of God is His gracious summons for sinners to come to Christ and receive salvation. Through the proclamation of the gospel message, God invites…
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Some advice on helpful tools when studying the bible but always check the bible for the truth.
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Be Still: The LORD is Our Refuge (Psalm 46)
Today’s Scripture reading, Psalm 46, offers a brief departure from our study of Isaiah’s prophecies.
In this Bible study, you are encouraged to trust the LORD even when someone is determined to hurt and destroy you and your loved ones.
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Those who are attuned to the True Lord do not have to enter the cycle of reincarnation again.
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Those who are attuned to the True Lord do not have to enter the cycle of reincarnation again.
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sorry for the DAYS late response but yes, the answer would have to be yes 😝🤭 because sometimes, I wanna reread it lol. Cannot believe ppl enjoy it enough to do so 🥹
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No Grounds for Boasting
For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith — and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God — not by works, so that no one can boast.
— Ephesians 2:8-9 | The Books of the Bible NT (BOOKS)
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Cross References: John 4:10, Acts 15:11; Romans 3:24; Romans 3:28; Romans 9:16; 1 Corinthians 1:29; Ephesians 2:5; 2 Timothy 1:9; Titus 3:5; Hebrews 6:4; 1 Peter 1:5
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The Doctrine of Salvation
Salvation is the sovereign, gracious work of God in rescuing sinners and restoring them to Himself. Scripture presents salvation both as a finished work in Christ and as a process applied to believers by the Spirit.
Calling
In the gospel, the calling of God is His gracious summons for sinners to come to Christ and receive salvation. Through the proclamation of the gospel message, God invites…
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“Sanctification is the art of applying our complete salvation by God’s grace, Spirit, Word, people, and future hope, so we increasingly reflect Christ.”
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I know someone is feeling like this. But remember God loves you and has seen your mistakes, failures, disappointments and setbacks before you were born but He still chose you.
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Hi guys! A reminder that Jesus already won the war. He rose from the dead. We are saved by his blood.
That doesn’t give us a pass to sin, but it does give us a promise that He is our only salvation. He cleansed up and died for our sins when we were still sinners!
Our sins nailed him to that cross but hear me, he’d do it again for you if you were the only being on this Earth. That’s how much He loves you and so much more.
So next time when the enemy attacks you, just remind yourself and him that Jesus’ got your back and He loves you. God bless
Andrew Ripp - I’d Do It Again (song) Please take a listen
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Just fixing his eyes on me, as if he knew all my heart, he said, “Young man, you look very miserable.” Well, I did; but I had not been accustomed to have remarks made from the pulpit on my personal appearance before. However, it was a good blow, struck right home. He continued, “and you always will be miserable—miserable in life, and miserable in death,—if you don’t obey my text; but if you obey now, this moment, you will be saved.” Then, lifting up his hands, he shouted, as only a Primitive Methodist could do, “Young man, look to Jesus Christ. Look! Look! Look! You have nothin’ to do but to look and live.”
—Charles Spurgeon on his conversion; cited in Chang, Spurgeon the Pastor, 13.