"The Five Solas" are the five theological doctrines that deal with the Biblical teaching of soteriology, which is the doctrine of salvation. These five doctrines are what set the Protestant Church apart from the Roman Catholic Church. They are as important today as they were 500 years ago when the Protestant Reformation began. As the Church, we must have a biblical understanding of salvation if we want to obey our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, when He told us to "Go and make disciples of all nations."

The first two parables found in Luke's Gospel are extremely short, and both convey the same lesson...the old and the new don't mix. Jesus wanted His listeners to understand, He was doing something brand new. Both then and now, to follow Jesus is to turn away from the old ways and turn to something new. Will you leave behind your old life to follow Jesus?

"The Five Solas" are the five theological doctrines that deal with the Biblical teaching of soteriology, which is the doctrine of salvation. These five doctrines are what set the Protestant Church apart from the Roman Catholic Church. They are as important today as they were 500 years ago when the Protestant Reformation began. As the Church, we must have a biblical understanding of salvation if we want to obey our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, when He told us to "Go and make disciples of all nations."

"The Five Solas" are the five theological doctrines that deal with the Biblical teaching of soteriology, which is the doctrine of salvation. These five doctrines are what set the Protestant Church apart from the Roman Catholic Church. They are as important today as they were 500 years ago when the Protestant Reformation began. As the Church, we must have a biblical understanding of salvation if we want to obey our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, when He told us to "Go and make disciples of all nations."

"The Five Solas" are the five theological doctrines that deal with the Biblical teaching of soteriology, which is the doctrine of salvation. These five doctrines are what set the Protestant Church apart from the Roman Catholic Church. They are as important today as they were 500 years ago when the Protestant Reformation began. As the Church, we must have a biblical understanding of salvation if we want to obey our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, when He told us to "Go and make disciples of all nations."

Have you ever thought about how much of our life revolves around food? We will often talk about what our next meal will be while we're eating the previous meal. Food is important...and enjoyable. As much as we love food, have you ever considered participating in a fast? This is a spiritual discipline Christians have practiced for thousands of years. Even our Savior, Jesus Christ, spent 40 days in the wilderness fasting. Let's talk about fasting today. What is it? What is it not? What is the purpose?

"The Five Solas" are the five theological doctrines that deal with the Biblical teaching of soteriology, which is the doctrine of salvation. These five doctrines are what set the Protestant Church apart from the Roman Catholic Church. They are as important today as they were 500 years ago when the Protestant Reformation began. As the Church, we must have a biblical understanding of salvation if we want to obey our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, when He told us to "Go and make disciples of all nations."

The most pressing need in our country is not the upcoming election or the Supreme Court. The most pressing need is Jesus. As Christians, we are all called to make disciples. We are called to evangelize the lost. If this is as important as we say it is, we should all want to be the very best evangelists we can be. Thankfully, we have the greatest teacher of all time. Let's look at four evangelism tips we can learn from the Master Evangelist, Himself, Jesus Christ.

Everyone has a past. Some moments we're proud of, others we'd like to forget. Regardless of what our past holds, we are loved by God. He knows us at our worst and loves us all the same. As Adrian Rogers once said, "God loves us just the way we are, but He loves us too much to leave us that way." We find a great example of this truth in the case of Levi the tax collector. Let's look at this amazing example of God's love through Jesus Christ, as we see what it means to follow Jesus.