Charlotte airport arrivals, Tuesday, almost midnight. My 3-year-old grandson Simon hasn’t seen me for four months. Pushed in his stroller around a corner, he notices me. His face lights up.…
Coty Pinckney
This season we will sing one of Charles Wesley’s great hymns:
Hark! The herald angels sing,
“Glory to the newborn King;
Peace on earth, and mercy mild:
God and sinners reconciled!”
How does the birth…
How should you prepare for the coming of the King?
We are entering the season of Advent – the weeks leading up to Christmas when we celebrate the incarnation and birth…
An idol is any person, power, object, or spirit that you rely on instead of God for satisfaction, security, accomplishment, or honor. So how can we delight in the world…
An index to writings and audio on several key topics is now available. It is linked on the front page under "Resources."
Many people ask questions about assurance of salvation: "How do I know if I am saved?"
Some would answer, "The Bible says, 'Once saved, always saved.' So if you truly believed in Jesus in the past, you have a ticket straight to heaven; you need never question your salvation."
So is the statement "Once saved, always saved" biblical? The answer is, "Yes, but not in the way many people understand it." Let me explain.