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justification versus sanctification

Why Is It Important to Distinguish Between Salvation and Discipleship? 

February 19, 2026 by Bob Wilkin in Blog - evangelism, justification versus sanctification
On February 11, I taught the Ludwick Bible study, and this was one of the questions we considered. I think it is a super question.   In this question, salvation means regeneration, being born again. While the NT most often uses salvation to refer to deliverance from temporal difficulties, it does refer to regeneration about thirty percent of the time.   There are four reasons that this is a vital distinction.  First, you can’t be born again
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