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Tag Archives: salvation
Who is a Christian?
Christianity is weird Christianity is a weird religion. I know, I’ve been a part of it for nearly 65 years. And don’t give me that “Christianity isn’t a religion, it’s a relationship” crap–it’s a very real religion by any standards. … Continue reading
Posted in This I know, Uncategorized
Tagged Christianity, salvation, unboxing god, universal
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Ironic repentance vs. the real deal
There are people in every church I’ve been in who need to be set free. This is not to say that some of these churches didn’t preach grace. But sometimes, it just takes a while for grace to seep in … Continue reading
Posted in The Gospel Uncensored
Tagged free, freedom, grace, legalism, repentance, salvation
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An Orthodox view of Salvation
My friend Duncan posted the following video on Facebook this evening. It’s worth watching, whatever your theological background; it’s especially worth watching if you’ve no familiarity with Eastern Orthodoxy. I have a very deep respect and appreciation for Eastern Orthodoxy, … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Musings
Tagged am I saved, eastern, galatians, greek, Luther, orthodox, paul, salvation, soteriology, theology
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Luther on Salvation
Since God has taken my salvation out of my hands into his, making it depend on his choice and not mine, and has promised to save me, not by my own work or exertion but by his grace and mercy, … Continue reading