Q: If there is habitual sin in my life, does it mean I'm not saved? A: Habitual sin certainly appears to be and is inconsistent with the newness of life that Christians are to walk in. However, that doesn’t mean that Christians, at times, do not walk in prolonged periods of sin. First off I … Continue reading Monthly Q&A: February 2020
P: Perseverance of the Saints The fifth and final doctrine of grace is my personal favorite because it show us just how unending the grace of God truly is. The doctrine of perseverance simply states that those who are saved by God will persevere in that salvation and will not fall away; they will ultimately … Continue reading Doctrines of Grace: Perseverance of the Saints
I: Irresistible Grace The fourth doctrine in our discussion on the doctrines of grace focuses on how we interact with the grace of God. The doctrine of irresistible grace teaches that those on whom God sets his affection and draws to Himself will ultimately come to salvation. In other words, if God has decided to … Continue reading Doctrines of Grace: Irresistible Grace
L: Limited Atonement The third doctrine of grace is the one that is likely to give most people the biggest pause and mainly because it involves the work of Christ on the cross. Christ’s work on the cross was monumental in regards to our salvation and therefore you should “pause” when considering what He has … Continue reading Doctrines of Grace: Limited Atonement
U: Unconditional Election The second installment of our discussion on the five “doctrines of grace” focuses on “unconditional election.” Now, before you start piling up the wood to burn me on the stake, let’s get one thing straight: election is taught in the Bible. God’s people are, time and again, called the “elect.” (Matt. 24:22, 24, … Continue reading Doctrines of Grace: Unconditional Election
Justin G. Tilghman, PhD 
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