The BIG Picture (Q&A)

Fill in the blanks and memorize your doctrine. These are the words spoken by God: our Lord, our Creator, our Master. These are words we cannot ignore, and we cannot live without. How can we walk in faith if we do not know these words and if they do not live in our soul. So, let us study them diligently. AMEN!

TRUE or FALSE: Dispensational changes between Kingdom and Grace doctrine. God spoke doctrine to Israel by the prophets, and He speaks to us today through the mystery doctrine penned by the Apostle, Paul. All scripture is inspired by God and are words of truth and life, and although all scripture is for our learning, it is important to recognize and acknowledge that not all scripture is for our application. With this in mind, is the following passage doctrine for us today? True or false. Mar 11:25-26  And when ye stand praying, forgive, if ye have ought against any: that your Father also which is in heaven may forgive you your trespasses.  (26)  But if ye do not forgive, neither will your Father which is in heaven forgive your trespasses. See the answer here:  Why do some feel like Christianity is contradicting?

Fill in the blanks and memorize your doctrine. These are the words spoken by God: our Lord, our Creator, our Master. These are words we cannot ignore, and we cannot live without. How can we walk in faith if we do not know these words and if they do not live in our soul. So, let us study them diligently. AMEN!

Fill in the blanks and memorize your doctrine. These are the words spoken by God: our Lord, our Creator, our Master. These are words we cannot ignore, and we cannot live without. How can we walk in faith if we do not know these words and if they do not live in our soul. So, let us study them diligently. AMEN!

Reconciled AND saved by his life are different parts of God's salvation Read this verse in Romans chapter 5 and take special note of the tenses used to describe reconciliation and salvation by his life. Rom 5:10  For if, when we were enemies, we were reconciled to God by the death of his Son, much more, being reconciled, we shall be saved by his life. Let's take a deeper look at what it is saying: --being reconciled Reconciliation is the first part of our salvation. It is the part that the majority of believers understand and relate to. Reconciliation comes about by being justified through the hearing and believing of the grace gospel. In simple terms, Romans chapters 1 to 4 educate us on God's righteousness, man's unrighteousness and ungodliness, God's wrath upon those who reject Him, and God's grace upon those who believe in His Son. It is through this grace of God, by means of the cross of Christ and His resurrection, that God can be just and the justifier of...