When someone leaves the Church, are they still saved? Three views.

How keeping justification and sanctification separate helps us make sense of the commands in Scripture without compromising the grace of the gospel.

Having two "boxes"--one for justification and one for sanctification--enable us to properly handle both salvation and growth as a Christian.

Justification and sanctification are often mistakenly combined into one "box," causing confusion about how God's commands relate to the Christian.  When the boxes are seen as two separate boxes, God's grace in justification and loving direction in sanctification become clear and make sense.

The governments of the world do not want the government of Christ, but they will be banished to the Lake of Fire when Jesus returns.

Jesus will return, with all His angels and with all people who've believed in Him, and He and His army will conquer disbelief and disbelievers with finality.

Bodily resurrection, a final battle, final judgment, and the New Heavens and New Earth all come with the return of Jesus.

Jesus, when He returns, will resurrect all persons, and He will be their judge.

The order of the resurrection of believers when Jesus appears again (@the Second Coming).

Continuing to examine the number of things that happen at the next great event, the Second Coming of Jesus.