The proper order of salvation is emphasized in John chapters 19, 20, and 21, where the finished work of Christ precedes the requirement of belief and trust in Him, leading to a resulting love for Christ and a desire to follow Him.

This episode draws a parallel between Jonah's sacrifice and that of the Lord Jesus Christ on the cross. 

The passage compares salvation by works with salvation by faith. Works-based salvation relies on personal effort, while faith-based salvation relies on Jesus Christ as a substitute. It highlights the superiority of relying on Christ's righteousness rather than one's own efforts.

This episode compares Peter's sinker's prayer and the sinner's prayer of today. 

How to hush the voices of divine condemnation. Listen!

It takes the might of God to be saved. No man can do it. 

The belief that salvation is obtained through wearing the brown scapular as a means of eternal security contradicts the biblical principle that salvation is found solely through faith in Jesus Christ and His finished work on the cross.

Discover the urgency of settling matters with God without delay. Join us as we delve into the importance of swift reconciliation, the transformative power of the cross, and the closing of your case for eternity.

Delve into the profound truth of salvation as we challenge the common misconception that a mere apology is enough. 

Unlock the power of Scripture. Find wisdom, salvation, and hope in Christ Jesus.