Does Eschatology Matter?
I had the privilege of joining one of my very good friends, Davis Lacey, on the Rooted Youth Ministry podcast to discuss the importance of teaching eschatology to teenagers. Even […]
Category Archives: Salvation
Monthly Q&A: July 2020
Q: What happens to the soul after death? A: There is much debate regarding what happens to our souls immediately after we die. Some believe that we enter a type […]
Monthly Q&A: February 2020
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 […]
Monthly Q&A: December 2019
***This post is a monthly product of Justin’s work with GotQuestions.org. You can also find answers to many of your questions there. To ask questions of your own, visit the […]
Saving Faith vs. Intellectual Assent
Jesus is the Son of God. He died for our sins, and rose again. Can you believe this and still not be saved? This is a very good question. First […]
Blind Faith
Many people believe that Christian “faith” means believing without, or despite, any proof for what we believe. That statement is 100% true — if you define Christian faith as completely […]
A Short Reflection on Holy Week
If you had asked me, “What’s your favorite holiday,” when I was younger I would have immediately told you “Christmas!” For me, Christmas was the pinnacle event of the year. […]
Doctrines of Grace: Perseverance of the Saints
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 […]
Doctrines of Grace: Irresistible Grace
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 […]
Doctrines of Grace: Limited Atonement
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 […]
