The Christian Life examines the believer’s ongoing life of faith, obedience, holiness, spiritual warfare, endurance, and conformity to Christ after entering the covenant community through the gospel. This category traces how Scripture describes discipleship, repentance, sanctification, spiritual growth, love, good works, prayer, worship, suffering, perseverance, discernment, resistance to deception, and the fruit of the Spirit. Its aim is to show that salvation is not merely a moment of response, but a life of faithful allegiance and obedient service to Christ—formed by grace, empowered by the Holy Spirit, guarded by Scripture, and lived in active resistance to sin, false doctrine, and the schemes of the enemy.
The Warnings of the New Testament Why the Apostolic Warnings Must Be Allowed to Warn The New Testament gives real assurance. Believers may know that they belong to Christ. They may trust God’s promises. They may rest in the faithfulness of Jesus. They may have confidence in the mercy of God, the blood of Christ,…
