Jesus Is the Propitiation for All, But Only the Mercy Seat for Believers: Romans 3:25 and 1 John 2:2
This article is adapted from the Summer and Winter 2002 editions of The Kerugma Message, which is sent free of charge to all who request it (PO Box 870579, Mesquite, TX, 75187). Propitiation and the Holy of Holies By His sacrifice on the cross the Lord Jesus Christ has become in His own Person the
What Do We Mean By Propitiation? Does It Only Count If We Accept It?
Regeneration: A New Covenant Blessing
The Moralistic Wrath-Dodger Romans 2:1–5
The Final Judgment
In John’s well-known description of the Final Judgment in Revelation 20:11-14, we do not even find a reference to sins, much less a reference to unforgiven sins. Instead, we are told, “the dead were judged acording to their works, by the things which were written in the books” (Rev 20:12; italics added). To be sure,
How to Lead People to Christ, Part 2: Our Invitation to Respond
How to Lead People to Christ: Part 1 – The Content of Our Message
The title of my two-part article may lead you to expect a discussion on how to do personal evangelism. Hopefully you will get some ideas about personal work from these articles, but this is not my major objective. Instead I want to discuss how grace theology should affect the way we present the gospel, whether
How to Lead People to Christ, Part 1: The Content of Our Message
Confession and Fellowship with God
Confession of sins is a vital element in the Christian’s walk with God. And no verse is more important in this regard than 1 John 1:9. In the following article excerpted from his new commentary on 1-3 John, Zane has given us a wonderful explanation of this key verse. Editor. 9If we confess our sins,