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Category Archives: Security of salvation
Two reasons Amish reject assurance of salvation
Is it proper to make a judgment or proclamation of one’s salvation until that appointed Day of Judgment? Continue reading
I am hopeless without my Advocate
God’s righteous anger toward our willful rebellion is withdrawn from us because the punishment it deserved has been placed on our willing Savior. God is both the propitiator and the propitiated. Continue reading
Posted in Cross of Jesus, Jesus Christ, Salvation, Security of salvation
Tagged advocate, Jesus, Salvation, savior, Sin
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Secure in God’s love – forever!
Like a defense attorney building a case for the certainty of God’s love, the apostle Paul enlisted a series of rhetorical questions to leave no doubt that we are unchangably and eternally secure in God’s love. Continue reading
Posted in Eternal security, God's Love, Love, Love Wins, Security of salvation, Valentines Day
Tagged does god love you, gods love, Love, secure in love
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Profession vs. Possession of Salvation
It is questionable whether anyone who reasons, `Now that I am a Christian, I can live as I please’, has really been converted. Continue reading
Salvation is eternally secure
The stability and effectiveness of both our walk with God and our service for Him is directly related to our understanding of the salvation He has given to us. Continue reading
Remind yourself often
And remind yourself often that… Continue reading
Posted in Grace, Salvation, Security of salvation, Wisdom
Tagged Gratitude, Salvation
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Anchored with hope
“Christ went into heaven to appear in the presence of God for us” (Hebrews 9:24). We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure. Continue reading
An unnerving but amazing truth
This should make those who strive to be religious more than a little nervous. It should warn those who are working their way “up” the structured ranks of religion Continue reading
Posted in Eternal security, Gospel, Gospel-centered, Heaven, Human depravity, Human dignity, Humility, Salvation, Security of salvation
Tagged Gospel, Heaven, True gospel, who will go to heaven
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Peter’s Sin and Redemption
He’s not ashamed of us or our sin because he died for our sin. And if Jesus was ashamed of his people who sin, he wouldn’t have any people—for we all sin. Continue reading
Our great God and Savior
Don’t miss the 7 truths about God’s gift of salvation Continue reading