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Sermons on Salvation
Ruth 1 Starting over is not below God’s radar.
John 3 Isaac is a South Korean military veteran, raised in New Zealand, and conducted front-line missions work in Ghana, Africa. He is currently pursuing his PhD in Theology & Apologetics from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary and is one of the finalists in the 2013 PhD Pushup Challenge.
Matthew 7:21-23 Many people think they are going to Heaven when they are really not.
Acts 26:19-29 Almost persuaded is a full rejection.
Matthew 5:6 Desiring God is to desire to be in a right relationship with Him. This one thing truly satisfies the desires of the human heart.
Romans 4:1-25 Contractual obligations produce suspicion but covenantal love should produce faithfulness.
1 Peter 1:23, 25 Ephesians 2:8-9 Ben Robertson explains concepts of Salvation. An overview of various historical concepts of salvation compared and contrasted with the evangelical Christian understanding of Biblical salvation.
Mark 4:1-20 You can’t be a backslider unless you’ve slid forward in the first place
Galatians 5:16-26 Evidence of your salvation depends upon how you treat your sin – excusing and embracing it or executing it.
John 10:22-30 We can’t get saved by good performance and we can’t stay saved by good performance. We get saved and stay saved by grace alone.
John 10:22-30 We can’t get saved by good performance and we can’t stay saved by good performance. We get saved and stay saved by grace alone.
Ephesians 2:8-10 You can never earn it but once you’ve been given it you can’t help but live it.
Luke 15:1-7 How can I be sure that Jesus Christ can really change me and keep me that way?
Luke 3:1-6 Unless you are perfect, you are in need of God’s grace to change you so that the world can see His Salvation in your life.
Luke 2:30-35 The Salvation History of the Bible
Ephesians 6:17 What delivers? Enlightenment, meditation, good works, charity, regeneration?
Luke 9:23-26 Being a Christian is far more than being a good person. Jesus demands absolute and total commitment. Total commitment to Christ is not a “good work” that earns salvation but rather evidence of your genuine faith in Christ.
Matthew 7:15-23 Who they are and what makes them tick.
Ephesians 2:4-7 Regeneration is an act of God that results in us receiving a new heart without which our hearts will remain dead to the things of God.
