A number of groups teach that baptism is necessary for salvation. But consider the six main passages these groups use to support their position. I will argue that these texts do not teach baptism is necessary for salvation.
A number of groups teach that baptism is necessary for salvation. But consider the six main passages these groups use to support their position. I will argue that these texts do not teach baptism is necessary for salvation.
Christians often make two mistakes when they think of anger. Some Christians say Christ forbids all anger because it's murderous. But other Christians claim that every kind of anger about sin and error is righteous. Neither perspective, however, is biblical. The Bible is very precise when it comes to anger.
There seems to be a good deal of misunderstanding about the relationship between personality type and the Christian life. J.C. Ryle said, “Grace does not alter natural temperaments, when it changes hearts.” There is something in every personality that reflects the image of God and shines brightly from a holy heart, and there is something in every personality that has its own unique temptations to sin because of the brokenness of human nature.
1. God. The Bible teaches that the one true God created all things out of nothing for His own glory. And He lovingly created you in His own image (Gen 1:27) to enjoy Him and fellowship with Him for His glory throughout all eternity. And because God is your Creator, you owe Him all love, …
Most evangelical Christians understand that Jesus is God, but too few have an appreciation for Christ's humanity. The Bible teaches that Jesus is true God and true man, united in one person. Christ's humanity didn't have a divine glow about it. Rather, Christ's human nature was truly and only human, with a true body and …