His given name was Sha’ul Paulos. It was customary of Jews who were Roman citizens to be given two names at birth—one to identify their Jewish heritage, and one to identify them as Roman citizens. Thus, as a Pharisee, he was known as Sha’ul (Saul). And, what a Pharisee he was! He was vigorously educated … Read more
If one believes that being born again is a decision that man makes, like the unscriptural choice to “accept Christ into your heart,” then that also explains why it is common for some christians to believe that one’s salvation can be lost because of sins of the flesh. If salvation is a decision of man, … Read more
Among the many flavors of christianity is a pretty common teaching that holds to the lie that, if someone who is saved dies with any unconfessed sin, he will go to hell. Part of the faulty reasoning used to come to this flawed conclusion is that dying with unconfessed sin would then mean that a … Read more