Böcker av Preston Condra

We HAVE BEEN MADE FREE from sin! Jesus' death on the cross freed the saints from both the penalty and the power of sin. All sins have been paid, and by God's grace, all the power for victory has already been made available. We must learn to reckon it so, as God does, in order to walk in that freedom. But wait, I'm not that bad, am I? Operating in the swamp of the flesh is not just debauchery, drunkenness, or adultery; one can be carnal when doing household tasks, eating a meal, watching a game, at church, or anywhere doing anything! Learning to recognize the operation of "the law of sin" in the flesh and how it affects one's thoughts, emotions, attitudes, and behavior is necessary to live as a spiritual man, glorifying God and enjoying the benefits of "all spiritual blessings in the heavenlies."

The Gospel of Christ is a message which claims to save from damnation those who believe it. The Christian message purports to reveal the Savior, Jesus Christ, what He did and why, how salvation is gained, and where to find reliable information about it. The Gospel, however, is widely doubted, disputed, and denied. Have you ever wondered: o Does Jesus have to be who Christians claim he is?o What did his death accomplish?o Would God send me to hell?o Can faith really be all there is to it?o Do I need to trust the Bible? Using Bible verses, "Answers; Jesus and the Christian Message" addresses objections to the Gospel, and allows Christianity's source book to speak for itself.

The Gospel of Christ is a message which claims to save from damnation those who believe it. The Christian message purports to reveal the Savior, Jesus Christ, what He did and why, how salvation is gained, and where to find reliable information about it. The Gospel, however, is widely doubted, disputed, and denied. Have you ever wondered: o Does Jesus have to be who Christians claim he is?o What did his death accomplish?o Would God send me to hell?o Can faith really be all there is to it?o Do I need to trust the Bible? Using Bible verses, "Answers; Jesus and the Christian Message" addresses objections to the Gospel, and allows Christianity's source book to speak for itself.