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Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her to make her holy, cleansing “her” by the washing with water through the word

– Ephesians 5:25-26

For with you is the fountain of life;
    in your light we see light.

– Psalm 36:9

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  • Can a Believer Become Apostate and LOSE THEIR SALVATION?

    The answer is yes. You see, attaining immortality & eternal life is a two-phase process: We receive eternal life in our spirits when we accept the gospel—God doesn’t force us—and this is completed at the bodily resurrection (1 Corinthians 15:42-54). Between these two phases it’s possible for a believer to abort his/her salvation (2 Timothy […]

  • How Do You Effectively Respond to a GOSSIPER?

    Now & then you’ll come across a person who’s addicted to gossip & slander. Such people are toxic faultfinders who naturally try to draw you into their “choice morsels” of corrupt talk (Proverbs 18:8 & 26:22). For anyone who thinks gossip & slander are harmless and, besides, “everyone does it,” here are a handful of […]

  • When Was the Church Corrupted by the IMMORTAL SOUL Doctrine?

    The Scriptures plainly teach that immortality and eternal life are only available through the gospel of Christ (2 Timothy 1:10; John 3:36). In other words, human beings do not intrinsically possess immortality apart from redemption in Christ, which is why we’re told to seek it (Romans 2:7). For the unrepentant, the Lord plainly declared that […]

  • What Did the Jews and Early Christians Believe About Hell?

    The orthodox view concerning human damnation of both the Jews in the Old Testament period and the Christians of the New Testament period was literal everlasting destruction. This is obvious because every person used of God to write the Holy Scriptures adhered to everlasting destruction. This was the commonly accepted position of believers in these […]

  • Paul “FULLY PROCLAIMED the Gospel,” Including About Hell

    Aside from Jesus Christ, Paul is by far the most important figure in the New Testament. Over half of the book of Acts, which is a biblical documentation of the early Church, is devoted to Paul’s exploits in ministry. About one third of the entire New Testament and nearly two thirds of the epistles were […]