John 15:1-10 is a great passage of scripture. Here our Lord Jesus is speaking to his disciples as they are on the way to the garden. I think it is important for us to understand that Jesus knows his future and that he will be leaving his beloved disciples behind soon. And so he makes the statement “I am the true vine”, More on John 15, What Is So Difficult?

Great stories are told by Preachers that wish to toss away the teaching of Apostasy today. I have heard many good men, I do mean good men, go to great lengths to show how God does not mean that a believer can commit apostasy but that the apostate was really only a pretender, just someone that liked religion but never made a true confession and conversion to Christianity.

One of the favorite ways of describing these pretenders is to say that they only nibbled on salvation, they never really completely swallowed or partook of God’s Grace. More on Have You only Nibbled on Salvation?

Does the Bible really teach that once a person is saved they are always saved? The first question that needs to be answered is, what does it mean to be saved, and how does a person become saved? More on Once Saved, Always Saved. Is there Biblical Evidence?

1 Peter makes a doctrinal statement that is pretty much ignored by many today. 1 Peter 1:5 Who are kept by the power of God through faith unto salvation ready to be revealed in the last time. More on Should we rewrite what Peter wrote?