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Jude combines a strong promise with a serious charge: those loved by God are kept for Christ — and are to keep themselves in God's love. How do these fit together?
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What does it mean to be grafted into the olive tree or broken off from it? Romans 11 combines God's faithfulness to Israel with a serious warning to Gentile Christians.
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Assurance of eternal life and fellowship with God belong together. First John shows how truth, love and obedience are to shape believers' lives.
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Hebrews 6,11 connects diligence with the full assurance of hope. Do we earn salvation through perseverance — or learn to live from God's promise?
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“Faith without works is dead.” But does James mean this faith never existed? Michael A. Eaton offers another approach: James calls Christians to make their faith effective for other people.
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False teachers promise freedom and lead into new bondage. Second Peter 2,20–22 describes this relapse in striking images. How can we take the warning seriously without turning God's gift of grace into a reward for consistent performance?
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Jesus gives eternal life. At the same time, the New Testament calls Christians to faithfulness, perseverance and vigilance. How do these statements fit together without turning the gift into payment for performance?
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How do eternal life, sanctification and discipleship fit together? A biblical grounding of the Free Grace perspective with fair responses to the strongest objections.
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