<p>Many pastors and Christian writers teach a form of Replacement Theology, the idea that the Church has "replaced" national Israel in Old Testament kingdom promises. Danny and Phil discuss how this not only makes God's promises deceptive at best, and dishonest at worst, but additional implications on eschatology and soteriology. In the end, Replacement Theology can effectively undermine assurance of salvation.</p>

Many pastors and Christian writers teach a form of Replacement Theology, the idea that the Church has "replaced" national Israel in Old Testament kingdom promises. Danny and Phil discuss how this not only makes God's promises deceptive at best, and dishonest at worst, but additional implications on eschatology and soteriology. In the end, Replacement Theology can effectively undermine assurance of salvation.

<p>Many pastors and Christian writers teach a form of Replacement Theology, the idea that the Church has "replaced" national Israel in Old Testament kingdom promises. Danny and Phil discuss how this not only makes God's promises deceptive at best, and dishonest at worst, but additional&nbsp;implications on eschatology and soteriology. In the end, Replacement Theology can effectively undermine assurance of salvation.</p>

Does Replacement Theology Undermine Assurance?

When you die, will you go to heaven? How can you know? Theologians and pastors have 'spliced and diced' the Bible so much that many Christians today live in doubt and fear. This is 'Assured By Grace,' a podcast focusing on Bible truth, and our 'blessed hope.' Join us each week as we clear up the confusion and discover how to be 'assured by grace.'

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