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Tag: Salvation/Atonement

Salvation 101 (Series)

In this 4 part mini-series, we jump into the book of Acts to understand the fundamentals of salvation. Walk through this series with a mentor or group!

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The Rules of the Pharisees

The Pharisees truly wanted to honor God, but ultimately missed the point. They thought it was about the external stuff but Jesus taught that it’s what’s in the heart that matters.

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What Mormons Believe About Salvation

One of the biggest questions that religions seek to answer is “How can I be right with God?” That’s the question of salvation. Let’s take a look at what Mormons believe about it.

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Getting Right With God

The Bible teaches that we start a relationship with God by trusting Jesus for salvation. We call it “Saving Faith,” and these five verses will show you how to get it.

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Holy Week – Easter

Three days after his crucifixion, Jesus was raised from the dead. His appearance to two disciples on the road to Emmaus opens our eyes to his true identity.

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Holy Week – Good Friday

As we remember Good Friday, we can learn from the unlikely characters who encountered Jesus on the road to Golgotha – the site of the crucifixion.

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Have You Fallen For a Different “Gospel”?

The Apostle Paul is the most influential Christian writer of all time, having written 13 of the 27 books in the New Testament. Galatians was the first, and its message about grace still reverberates throughout history.

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One Moment | The Grid Day #14

Adopting a biblical worldview is more than an intellectual exercise or a change of opinion. It requires a fundamental transformation from the inside out.

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Core Doctrine

The early Christians kept their faith pretty simple. Here are three core doctrines fundamental to Christianity over the ages.

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The Good News Changes Everything

The message of Jesus – the “Good News,” as the Bible calls it – has been changing lives for over 2,000 years. And it’s as powerful today as it was the first time it was spoken.

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