Lie #3: You're Saved by Jesus's Death on the Cross

Are people who suffer from depression or anxiety automatically disqualified as church leaders? Do believers who died by suicide lose their salvation? What about believers who have committed murder? What is the spiritual purpose of the Old Testament law today?

What are your thoughts on dominion theology? Is there a difference between living righteous and being righteous? Did Paul have a different message than the other apostles?

Is there a difference between mercy and grace? Is the gift of tongues the evidence of salvation? Is the Bible true and trustworthy?

What does Paul mean in Colossians 1:23 when He tells us to "continue"? Does this mean we can lose our salvation? What is the narrow road we're supposed to be on? What does it mean to pray in faith?

How do we hear from God? Is it only through Scripture or can we hear Him audibly? Does God still love me even though I struggle with the same sin? How do the behavior passages in the New Testament fit with grace?

In this message, Andrew addresses the lie that believers are "justified by faith plus works" and reveals the true context of James 2.

Is it biblically acceptable for a wife to work outside the home? What does the New Testament say about tithing? Can unbelievers be saved during the millennial reign? Why do humans struggle so much with justification by faith? Is the whole world forgiven of their sins? Is “once saved, always saved” true?

Do we fight sin? Or does God do everything for us? How does it work? How do we know there will not be a repeat of someone like Satan and another fall? How do we better understand Revelation 5 where it says that all of creation is surveyed and no one is found to open the scroll except the Lamb?