Tag: grace

Deuteronomy 25: A lesson in Law and Gospel

By Michael Kelley on August 18, 2020August 18, 2020

Both the Law and Gospel are necessary in Christian preaching and for living the Christian life.

Posted in: curse of the law, deuteronomy, deuteronomy 25, gospel, grace, high road, higher standard, Jesus is Lord, Jesus is Savior, judicial, law, Law and Gospel, practical theology, theology

False Teachings Prosperity/Word of Faith

Salvation does not depend on human belief in the gospel

By Michael Kelley on January 23, 2020January 23, 2020

The true gospel of grace is often nullified by a human-centered conception of faith.

Posted in: Faith, faithful, gift of God, gospel, grace, Joseph Prince, resurrection, Roman Catholic, Roman Catholicism, salvation, Word of Faith

Christian History Holidays

Good Christian Friends, Rejoice! Christ was born for this!

By Michael Kelley on December 16, 2019December 17, 2019

The Christian’s reason to rejoice on Christmas, and a lesson from Mary.

Posted in: baby Jesus, birthday, boast, chaire, Christmas, election, grace, greetings, highly favored, Mary, monergism, Rejoice

FAQ

The Eternal Security of the Christian Life

By Michael Kelley on March 15, 2019March 15, 2019

Can a believer lose their salvation? What is the Christian’s state before God?

Posted in: Apostle Paul, eternal life, eternal security, everlasting life, Faith, gift of God, grace, grace of God, Law of Moses, once saved always saved, osas, Pauline, Pauline Theology, Shema, sin wilfully, sin willfully