The antidote for antinomianism and legalism

The antidote for antinomianism and legalism is biblical grace

Since all false doctrine is really an attack on the deity of Jesus Christ, the antidote for any false doctrine is always found in the Bible. The biblical antidote for antinomianism and legalism is biblical grace. Antinomianism claims Christians are Continue reading The antidote for antinomianism and legalism

People who wrestled with God

Jacob wrestled with God all night and demanded a blessing. This physical and spiritual struggle shows how God meets us in our desperation and transforms us.

We have all stood at the crossroads of faith and fear, wondering “Lord, what are You doing?” Whether you’re facing personal loss, unanswered prayer, uncertainty about the future, or you’re simply new to the Christian faith and still learning to Continue reading People who wrestled with God

Asking Lyman H. Johnson: How to Keep the Unity of the Spirit

Living in the God-made spiritual unity through the Spirit and Word, bound by holy love, rejecting man-made divisions and rituals.

Based on “A Series of Lectures on the Church of the Bible and its Apostasy”, Lyman H. Johnson would describe “keeping the unity of the Spirit and the bond of peace” (Ephesians 4:3), which is referenced regarding the perfecting of Continue reading Asking Lyman H. Johnson: How to Keep the Unity of the Spirit

Antinomianism falsely abuses lawless grace

Antinomianism falsely teaches that grace removes the need for obedience. But true grace leads believers to holy living, not lawlessness.

In the life of the church, there has always been a subtle and dangerous teaching that twists the glorious grace of God into a license for sin. This ancient error is called antinomianism—the belief that Christians are under no obligation Continue reading Antinomianism falsely abuses lawless grace