Isn’t Believing in the Death &; Resurrection of Jesus Christ the Same as Believing in His Promise of Everlasting Life? Also What is the Meaning and Implication of Original Sin?

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Isn’t Believing in the Death &; Resurrection of Jesus Christ the Same as Believing in His Promise of Everlasting Life? Also What is the Meaning and Implication of Original Sin?

August 13, 2021 Mt 18:3, Original Sin., Rom 5:12-21

Today on Grace in Focus radio, Bob and Shawn will be answering two questions from our listeners. The first deals with the content of saving faith. Is believing in the death and resurrection of the Lord, synonymous with believing in Jesus for eternal life? The guys will draw some distinctions between these two ideas. Secondly, we will hear the guys unpack original sin. They will address this concept by looking at passages such as Rom 5:12-21, and provide some resources for further study. We hope you can join us as discuss these issues.

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