Christ came to the world for one purpose: to suffer and die in order to pay for the sins of the world. His work was completed and accepted by God. But that still does not make everybody saved. Everyone still needs to respond to His work in faith. "...whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life" John 3:16. Whether you will be saved or not depends on what you do with the work of Christ. Have you believed?
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the major factor that validates everything for which Christianity stands. It is an undeniable proof of the truth of all that happened before and after the death of Christ. It is also the basis of our belief in the things which are written but yet to happen. The resurrection validates the Christian faith. As believer, how will the knowledge of who you are and what you have in Christ affect how you live your life today?
Salvation is a necessity in this life, though not everyone realizes it. But to be saved, you must believe in Jesus Christ. This study explains what that means.
Misapplied Series Episode 01 - The blessing of Abraham is one of the most twisted Bible doctrines among many Church leaders and Christians of our days. A lot of people think Christianity is all about accumulating the things of the world. To them, you're not blessed by God if you're not physically wealthy. This wrong mentality has led many people into errors.
Over the years, there has been many Bible statements, verses, and passages that have been misinterpreted, they are either partially or completely taken out of context. If you wrongly interpret or take a text in the Bible out of its original context, you will surely misapply it to your life. 'MISAPPLIED!’ is a series of articles and videos in which I rightly divide those Bible verses. If you love Bible study, you will love Misapplied! Series...
There are numerous gatherings around the world today that are called Churches. They comprise of people both saved and unsaved. In many cases majority cannot boldly testify to their salvation. Knowing that you're not saved, or outrightly rejecting Christ is bad. But there is something that is even worse, and that is thinking that you're saved when you're not. This situation is caused by...
Salvation begins with hearing and believing the gospel. Without that, no one can get saved. This is why the preaching of the gospel is of the utmost importance. According to Romans 1:16, the gospel of Christ when it is believed, grants the believers the power to receive salvation. This is identical to the point of John 1:10-12. This article breaks down the message of the gospel into 4 points for easy comprehension and sharing.
