Redemption is Jehovah’s release of sinners through Christ’s ransom, providing forgiveness, reconciliation, new allegiance, and the hope of life.
The Meaning and Importance of Redemption in the Christian Life
Introduction to Faith and Life
Faith and Life examines how revealed truth becomes Christian conviction, obedience, holiness, endurance, proclamation, and continuing loyalty to Christ.
Faith in the Eternal Word — John 1:1
Faith in John 1:1 begins with recognizing Jesus Christ as the eternal Word who existed with God before creation and through whom life came.
Jesus Commissions His Disciples, Ascends to Heaven, and Is Exalted
Jesus commissions His disciples, ascends to heaven, is exalted by God, and confirms His authority through Pentecost.
The Narrow Gate Into God’s Kingdom or the Broad Road to Destruction
Jesus’ narrow gate demands obedient faith, repentance, endurance, and loyalty, while the broad road ends in irreversible destruction.
Unlocking the Gospel of John
Unlock the Gospel of John through its signs, eyewitness record, Christology, resurrection hope, and call to enduring faith.
God’s Judgment After the Fall and the First Promise of Redemption (Genesis 3:15)
Genesis 3:15 reveals Jehovah’s judgment on Satan and His first promise of redemption through the victorious Offspring.
Why We Need a Savior
Humanity cannot conquer sin, guilt, or death alone. Jesus Christ provides the ransom, reconciliation, resurrection, and hope we need.
Jesus the Rejected Stone: Why Matthew 21:43-44 Warns Against Stumbling Over Christ
Jesus is the rejected stone who becomes the cornerstone for believers and the crushing stone of judgment for those who reject Him.
The Meaning of Life: Knowing Jehovah, Reflecting His Image, and Living for His Purpose
The meaning of life is knowing Jehovah, trusting Christ, obeying Scripture, loving neighbor, and living for God’s righteous purpose.
