Grace Travelers

When/where did this thread appear and how did it factor into the genealogy of Jesus?  Terry (church member) unveils this for us.

Jesus is approached by a rich young ruler who had everything—including a high opinion of his holiness.  Jesus revealed the One Thing that was holding him back from truly loving God.  How did the young man take it?  Listen in with us..

Are we saved 5 minutes after our confession and profession?  What about a year later if we are still living "fleshly"? Salvation is...The redemption of man from the bondage of sin and liability to eternal death & the conferring on him of eternal life. How is one saved?  Find out...

Can a true believer ever lose his salvation by sinning, ceasing to believe, or in any other way?  If you can lose your salvation, can you be saved twice or more?  i.e. if you are made a new creation, saved from the dead, transferred to the kingdom of light, adopted into the family of God… are you able to leave, give this up, and be reborn a second or third time?

Babylon (located in modern-day Iraq) plays a significant role in the beginning of human history (3800 b.c.) and at the end of the age (end of the Tribulation prior to return of Jesus).  This is intriguing.  Is there something to this?

Jesus told a couple parables of a wedding feast and He says there will be one at the end of the Tribulation. Who will be there?  When will it be?  Where will it be held?  Why will it be held?  Find out... listen in.

Our relationship with Jesus can be explained through the Jewish Wedding tradition. We are the bride of Christ.  God used marriage to illustrate our relationship with Jesus, the bridegroom, the Father’s son.  You'll be fascinated with the connections!

There is a difference between works of the law and faith-works. The objective is different.  We don’t see God ever commending someone for works of the law.  We see God commending faith.  How do we resolve this debate of 'show me yours, and I'll show you mine?"

Often the Christian journey goes something like this:  The person gets saved then learns how to obey the 10 commandments.  They learn to be holy.

Ha.  But that isn’t right.  Once we’re saved we should learn of what grace saved us. We should learn how the law is written on our hearts.  We should learn how to love God and love others.  This is a continued teaching on the difference between the old covenant and the new covenant.  You too might find it enlightening or liberating. 

Christians who mix and match Old Covenant law and prophecy with New Covenant grace are erecting barriers to Jesus.  We fail our children when we teach them the Bible this way. Wait—does this mean we shouldn't teach or post the 10 Commandments?  Have your attention?  Check it out...