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Is Truth by Megan Woods Biblical and Theologically Sound?

Posted on September 25, 2025 by admin — 4 Comments ↓

Truth by Mega Woods the chorus is biblical and theologically sound. “He looks at me and wouldn’t change a thing”[In justification: He sees me clothed in Christ’s righteousness, fully accepted (2 Cor 5:21). In sanctification: though He delights in me, His love keeps transforming me (Rom 8:29; Heb 12:6).]

Are the lyrics of Truth by Megan Woods biblical and theologically sound? We’ll look at truth, error, and careful application—especially with the chorus, which makes strong doctrinal claims. Verse 1 Continue ReadingIs Truth by Megan Woods Biblical and Theologically Sound?→

Accepted in Christ, Transformed by Grace (Understanding Positional Acceptance and Progressive Sanctification)

Posted on September 23, 2025 by admin — Leave a reply

The balance of grace (positional standing) and transformation (progressive sanctification) is the secret to joyful, fruitful Christian living.

Few truths bring more comfort to the believer than this: in Christ, God fully accepts us. Yet at the very same time, He does not leave us as we are. Continue ReadingAccepted in Christ, Transformed by Grace (Understanding Positional Acceptance and Progressive Sanctification)→

The Welcoming Church versus The Consumer Mindset

Posted on September 10, 2025 by admin — Leave a reply

Scripture confronts the consumer mindset and calls us instead to a life-giving, God-centered, welcoming vision of the church.

In today’s culture, many approach the church with the same consumer mindset they bring to shopping malls, restaurants, or online marketplaces. They ask, What can this church do for me? Continue ReadingThe Welcoming Church versus The Consumer Mindset→

A Step‑by‑Step Bible Study Why Water Baptism is not Required for Salvation

Posted on September 7, 2025 by admin — Leave a reply

This study equips believers to explain from Scripture that we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone, not by water baptism

This study equips believers to explain from Scripture that we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone, and that water baptism is an important act of obedience Continue ReadingA Step‑by‑Step Bible Study Why Water Baptism is not Required for Salvation→

Saved by Dry Baptism

Posted on September 3, 2025 by admin — Leave a reply

Philip explained the gospel in Isaiah 53 and the Ethiopian, a eunuch of great authority, was saved then he asked to be water baptized.

Many assume that baptismal waters are what bring salvation, but the Bible teaches otherwise. Salvation is not found in a pool of water, but in a Person—Jesus Christ. The moment Continue ReadingSaved by Dry Baptism→

101 broken people that God used anyway – Throughout the Bible, God demonstrates His love and grace by using broken and flawed people to accomplish His purposes.
God has numbered all my days and written them in his book – God has numbered all my days and written them in his book. I don't have to worry because that won't change no matter what happens around me.
12 eyewitness accounts from men who saw God – Here are 12 eyewitness accounts from men who saw the glory and majesty of God more overwhelming than the best CGI in any movie.
10 ways prayers are hindered – Prayers are an important part of the Christian life. They are worship, supplication, and confession; therefore, we don\'t want them to be hindered.
Can two walk together, except they be agreed? – Does Amos 3:3 require Christians to be in absolute uniformity on everything in order to have fellowship?
7 Characteristics of a Real, Genuine, Sincere Apology – A real apology comes from a humble heart that is truly sorry and repentant. But nothing is worse than a faint apology, a false apology, or a non-apology.

Dominion: How the Christian Revolution Remade the World by Tom Holland – "Dominion" shows how America’s most cherished ideals—human dignity, equality, justice, and compassion for the vulnerable—emerged from Christianity’s disruptive moral revolution rather than from secular or classical roots. By tracing how Christian assumptions shaped Western conscience, the book helps Americans recognize the deep moral inheritance guiding today’s debates, institutions, and visions of the common good.