A Faith that Obeys

Learning that we are wrong is actually a very good thing. It means that God is still working on us and with us. The door to salvation is still wide open! This final lesson provides some practical guidance on how to proceed with this really OLD information!

In this video, we bring everything together and present the Biblical Plan of Salvation. It is much more than simply believing in Jesus. The Biblical Plan has nothing to do with human works; rather obedience to Christ's clear commands.

The things we have learned so far in this video series are pretty challenging. Let's stop and take a moment to review the information and address some valid concerns you may have.

The Great Commission is Jesus plan for every single conversion from the first century until now. If we fail to teach it and follow it, we are not walking in obedience to his final instructions to a lost world.

The last thing Satan wants you to do is actually obey the Biblical commands found in The Great Commission. Obedience to the Gospel as a response to the salvation invitation is all but forgotten and outright rejected in today's religious world. Let me show you in this lesson.

Satan's plan to twist and counterfeit the Biblical Plan of Salvation is clever and insidious. Find out how he does it in this video.

When a person decides to follow Jesus Christ, they must repent of their sins and confess Jesus as their Lord. Watch this quick video to understand these two important and critical events in the salvation experience

Hearing the message of the Gospel and accepting the message are two completely separate things but the Bible tells us in no uncertain terms that both of these events must happen before a person receives the forgiveness of sins by God. See if you agree.

In lesson two, we established that "salvation" means "the forgiveness of sin." God sent Jesus to provide that forgiveness to anyone who responds correctly to the Gospel. Over the centuries, Satan has tricked mankind into believing in a new way to accept God's grace we call, "The Modern Plan of Salvation." This plan is vastly different from the Biblical plan and we present that argument here.

In any serious discussion, we must agree on the meaning of words. For this discussion, we ask the question, "What does 'saved' mean?" What are we saved from? What happens to a person when they become saved? Does this happen for every person who is saved or just for some?

Christianity is a religion is locked in stone and has not changed for the last 2000 years. Jesus and the Apostles provided a road map to salvation. We call this plan, "The Biblical Plan of Salvation." Sadly, most people who call themselves "Christians" have never heard about or obeyed this Biblical Plan of Salvation. They followed another plan we call the "Modern Plan of Salvation." Watch this first video and decide for yourself. Which road makes the most sense?