Stop trying to save yourself. Salvation is Jehovah’s gift through Christ’s ransom, received by faith and lived out in obedient endurance.
Christians Do Not Try to Save Yourself
Inspiration, Moved Along by the Holy Spirit, Jesus Bringing to Remembrance to the Apostles Explained
Discover how the Holy Spirit inspired the Apostles, guiding them through divine remembrance. Learn more in this enlightening article.
THE THEOLOGY OF PAUL: Stand Firm
The Christians in Thessalonica were urged to adhere to what they had been taught. This passage can furnish no authority for holding the teachings which have come down from church leaders. No one should ever refer to themselves as a Calvinist, an Arminian, a Lutheran, a Wesleyan, and so on. You're either a Christian or you are not.
EPHESIANS 2:1-6 From Death to Life – Made Alive in Christ
God, out of the richness of his mercy and his great love, has made you alive, though you were dead in your sins. This is all due to His mercy and your faith and is not a result of any works of your own; although, any works you have are evidence of your faith.
Why Is Salvation for Christians a Journey, a Path, Not a Condition, or State of Being?
This shows that there is no such doctrine as ‘Once saved, always saved.’ After we accept Jesus as our Savior and Redeemer and dedicating our lives to God, we have only entered the path to salvation, not finished the race.
What Is Biblical Repentance?
Biblical repentance is a profound transformation, requiring recognition of sin, heartfelt sorrow, and commitment to righteousness for reconciliation with God.
Born Again and Truly Saved: How to Know You Belong to Christ
How can you know you are truly saved? Scripture grounds assurance in Christ’s sacrifice and proves new birth by repentance and obedience.
Christ Jesus Came to Save Sinners?
"No one is beyond the scope or power of God to save and recreate into his likeness. God is extravagant in his love and mercy. He has shown mercy to all of us, because all are sinners. We become the exhibit piece of God’s mercy, love, and faithfulness to those we live with and meet along life’s way." - Knute Larson
What Does the Bible Really Say About Born-Again Christians Losing Their Salvation?
Salvation, according to Scripture, requires enduring faith and obedience, opposing the belief of “once saved, always saved” theology.
Who Then Can Be Saved? Salvation as a Path of Faithful Obedience
Jesus’ answer to “Who then can be saved?” exposes human inability and God’s provision, calling for repentant faith and enduring obedience.
