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With God, nothing is impossible, God can do immeasurably more in your life, and the good news is He wants to. That’s why he came. That’s why he was born that’s why he lived a sinless life, that’s why he went to a cross to free us from our sin, so our lives could be free and full and forgiven and forever.
There is a sense that part of the whole point of being saved in the
The Bible tells us that a time is coming, at the end of this age, when everyone is going to be judged. But in order to understand judgment, we have to understand justice. The concept of justice biblically is the state of everything being in its proper place and functioning the way it’s meant to.
A person is a psychosomatic being, so the soul without the body is not a whole person, nor is the body without the soul a whole person. But the soul is the life of a person, it animates, it causes life. And the soul continues to be alive when a person dies. And because it’s
The experience of glorification will encompass our entire existence. We will mirror Jesus, be like him, our fallen sinful nature removed, no longer susceptible to temptation and sin, totally free to obey God perfectly.
Salvation is more than just a not-guilty verdict. It is literally a process of God transforming us to be more like Him – a process where God makes us increasingly more holy and righteous.
If you have ever wondered “how is it that I am saved? This is what the doctrine of justification explains. How it is that we are saved. It explains what makes us right with God.
Although salvation is a definitive act, which for many of us was a past event, what we must remember is that it’s not just a mere one-time event. Salvation is a process. It’s a whole way of life that places us within God’s saving grace.
Parents are the most influential people in a child’s life and parents have been charged by God with the primary responsibility to disciple their children in the way of Jesus.
The benefits of hope should not be restricted to just our own joy and peace. We must overflow with hope to others!
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