In today's Making Disciples Letter, Al Stanford describes the steps to accepting Jesus' grace and being saved.

Wherever we look, Jesus is talking about sharing, enacting, and ultimately being the Father’s gift to us. For all this, the Cross and Resurrection remain its most astonishing expression.

Abraham Lincoln said, “I have always found that mercy bears richer fruits than strict justice.” Smugness pulls the trigger on misdeeds, but mercy allows us to forgive. Mercy does not ...

Jesus was tempted but never sinned ... Their deeds will be examined to determine their rewards and standing in eternity. Salvation is free, but it is not cheap. The spiritual reality is that it will ...

Our salvation is a free gift from God purchased by Christ. We cannot earn heaven least we boast (Ephesians 2:8). We are saved through Christ by believing in Christ.

They claim that accepting Jesus Christ as personal Lord and Savior is enough (sufficient) for our personal salvation. Even some consider the Catholic Church a cult for teaching on the necessity of ...

A banner that brings hope for life, true peace to your heart, strength to your soul, and eternal joy. That flag is the banner ...

It’s good for the Christian to realize that just because we have been given the gift of eternal life, this does not mean we are free from the accountability of being sanctified for God’s purposes.