Part 1 The Biblical Evidence of True Salvation, Conveying Assurance of Salvation Perversion of the assurance of salvation is extemely common today, many times dovetailing with a perverted gospel and heretical Keswick/Higher Life theology (and other serious errors) that many of the same have embraced. Among the IFB, Rick Flanders of revivalism notability is an example, as is John Van Gelderen, and Baptist College of Ministry , who rejects 1 John as an epistle teaching the evi

Christendom runs at about 2+ billion people throughout the world. There are many diverse groups, sects, beliefs within that mixture, majority embracing peculiar anomalies of Christianity and dead religion, false gospels running rampant throughout mostly all, with very, very few exceptions. Among the groups that would profess to believe in a Biblical gospel, a large percentage purvey errors on salvation itself and the assurance of salvation, and few churches teach the truth of

In that supernatural and superdramatic moment of the new birth, “the day of salvation,” in which “a time accepted” that Christ “heard thee ,” and “ succoured thee ” (2 Cor 6:2), that is, rescued from a life of sin, destruction, and damnation, a number of amazing paradoxes took place in order for the repentant faith of salvation to be true and life giving. When we say "paradox" we certainly are not referring to the ungodly "Paradox" secular rock club operated by the heretic

Does the Bible give latitude on the plan of salvation? Is there any hint that some variety is acceptable within permissible boundaries? There is only one Bible and one plan of salvation. God is very clear on that. How did we get to where there is the present degree of difference between those who might generally identify with one another? We must get the gospel/salvation right. I don't believe there is a more critical subject today. If there is, I don't know what it is. Nothi

Many, many sermons are preached, devotions penned, blogs written (especially by women), virtuous and pious comparisons delivered, on the account found in Luke 10 of the well-known sisters Mary and Martha who lived in the village of Bethany, near Jerusalem, especially a particular focus on contrasting the two behaviours, dialling in on Martha specifically, her cumbersome servitude at the expense of her sister who sat at the Lord's feet. Out of all the characters of the Bible,

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In Luke 5:1-11 and Mark 1:14-20 we have the Scripturally recorded Salvation testimony of some of the Apostles, which debunks the error that passages such as Lk 5:1-11 and Mk 1:14-20 are referring to practical sanctification, a post-salvation call to a deeper walk with God and Christian service for believers. What a church or pastor or believer believes about salvation can be easily deducted from the manner in which they deal with certain passages of Scripture from the Bible.

The counterfeit salvation that appears as doubting, uncertainty, and eventual rededication is an absolute massive problem everywhere today in Christendom. But where its epidemic rampant is in evangelicalism, reformed calvinism, protestantism, and denominational Baptists, which aren't true baptists by any sense of the title.

It concerns a missing name or generation in the lineage, or genealogy of the Lord Jesus Christ, from Joseph's line in Matt 1.

In Matthew 13 the Lord Jesus Christ gives a number of parables that relate to salvation and eternal life, on entrance into the kingdom of...

Yes, is the short answer, and below you will find Biblical support why this is so. Specifically throughout the Bible the lost are...

Majority of the 2 billion+ professing Christian’s the world over, are in fact not. They are by name only, what we would call nominal...

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When the Scriptures speak of denying self, losing ones life, taking up the cross, forsaking all, and following Christ, such as found in the four Gospels preached by Christ, notably: Matt. 10:32-39; 16:24-26; Mk. 8:34-38; 10:21; Lk. 9:23-26, 57-62; 14:25-15:32; Jn. 12:24-25, the subject is indisputably a call to salvation (read also here ) . The call to discipleship is a call to salvation. They are one and the same. When Christ preached to the lost multitudes and professing be

The way God has saved sinners has never changed — not from Adam to the last person that will ever be born again in this world....

Biblical faith (which is repentant faith) and who Jesus is (He is both Lord and Saviour) are the two areas concerning the gospel that are most under attack today amongst evangelicals, fundamentalists, which covers our basis of practically all Christian based sects, whether Baptists, Protestants, Reformed Calvinists, Neo-Eangelicals, Pentecostals, Mennonites, and so on. Faith without repentance is not true faith. Its spurious and dead faith . Many preachers don’t preach on rep

The testimony below of his conversion to Christ is by the late Dr. M. L. Rossvally, Surgeon in the United States Army. The original...

This is not an attack or even criticism of the UCP, though that could easily be warranted (for instance, Jason Kenney, Alberta's last ousted premier, was a globalist shill, traitor, liar, demented two-faced wolf who pretended to be conservative but was anything but, [he is also a Catholic Jesuit] and belongs at best in a dungeon with the key thrown away). It is a good thing that Alberta has this political party in its provincial office, versus the supremely evil, diabolical,

There is true revival, and then there is heretical revivalism of the revivalist, the latter being the more popular and common among churches today, especially "Evangelical," and counterfeit "Baptists," Pentecostal, Methodist, Wesleyan, and Charismatic. What is occurring in Charismatic circles like the Asbury "Revival" (February of 2023) is not revival. It is not Biblical revival, but a counterfeit. It is emotion-led, feelings-based, fake fleshly worship that has zero basis i