Should Any Salvation Gospel That is “Faith Plus...” Be Termed a “False Gospel”? Also: What is the Meaning of “If They Should Fall Away, It is Impossible to Renew Them to Repentance.”

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Should Any Salvation Gospel That is “Faith Plus…” Be Termed a “False Gospel”? Also: What is the Meaning of “If They Should Fall Away, It is Impossible to Renew Them to Repentance.”

April 19, 2022 1 Cor 15:3-4, 1 Tim 1:16, Eph 2:5-8, Gal 1:8-9, Heb 6:6

Welcome to Grace on Focus radio. Today, Bob and Shawn will be discussing what makes a “saving” message a false gospel. Could we say that any salvation message that adds something to faith, should be labeled a false gospel? The guys will discuss this issue in light of passages such as 1 Cor 15:3-4, Gal 1:8-9 and more. In addition, we will hear the guys answer a question regarding Hebrews 6:6. What did the author of Hebrews mean when he said, “If They Should Fall Away, It is Impossible to Renew Them to Repentance.” Join us, as we dive into these important issues.

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