“The Christian Church has mostly reduced Christ’s ministry to one of dying to placate an angry God bent on punishing the sinners. According to this limited view, the death of Christ was payment on behalf of sinners; providing God with the legal right to forgive sins, past, present and future. More seriously, it damages the doctrine of grace.”
Grace is not about you and how good or bad you are. It’s about Jesus and what He has done. And that is something worth sharing.
The Greek word for grace (charis) is often translated with the English word “favour”. But there is one point that is often missed according to the custom of the ancient world.
Most of the Bible is made up of various accounts of how God has worked throughout history to implement the plan of salvation, but the books of Daniel and Revelation focus particularly on the issues of the great conflict between God and Satan.
Reconsidering how forgiveness really works.
SPD president Pastor Glenn Townend says Easter 1973 is one he’ll never forget.
Dr David Thiele explores the origin and meanings of the word hope.
Why personalising Christianity could threaten your salvation.
Pandemic or “plandemic”? Justin Boyd addresses the Adventist bias towards apocalyptic prophecy and conspiracy.
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