In the Christian faith, how many gods are there? Even with very little knowledge of Scripture, anyone will likely answer "one". However,...

A relatively recent trend among atheists is to dismiss Christianity by suggesting our reasons for rejecting all other gods are identical...

I have often said that Conditional Security is as close as you can get to a works-based "gospel" without actually taking the plunge. In...

John Calvin was not born until 1509 A.D., and Jacob Arminius was not born until 1560 A.D., yet, somehow, although the faith was delivered...

Anyone who has followed this ministry long enough knows that I am by no means an Arminian. In fact, ironically, while I am no Calvinist...

Conditional Security, by nature, is a very ambiguous position to hold. If you believe, as the Bible says, that salvation is by faith...

Being worlds apart, one would think it is impossible for proponents of Conditional and Eternal Security to find any common ground. One...

Works-based "gospels" and conditional security (which, let's be honest, is just another works-based "gospel") both suffer the serious...

Can you lose your salvation? A number of people, even many true Christians, would answer that yes, you can. There are imaginary lines...

One of many scriptures clearly promoting the doctrine of Eternal Security is 1 John 5:13, which tells us "These things have I written...

One of the trickier aspects of Christian life is the question of how to approach more difficult passages. Not all Scripture is plain as...

"If I make it to Heaven..." These tragic words break my heart every time I hear them. If. If I make it. It's just one step down from the...

Conditional Security, the doctrine that posits man can lose salvation through sin, is the literal antithesis of the Gospel. Much like any...

The entire point of the Gospel is that we need Jesus to save us because we cannot save ourselves. No amount of good works, nor abstinence...

One argument for Limited Atonement is that if Jesus died for everyone, and yet not everyone will be saved, that means Jesus failed. If...

I once came across a Facebook post that said "Dear mediates: defend a point from Calvinism against Arminianism just once and I'll take...

The problem with the Calvinism vs. Arminianism debate, other than the fact both views are effectively inventions of the men whose names...

There are three main views when it comes to the question of whether or not a Christian can lose their salvation: "Yes, through sin", "yes...