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The eternal security of our salvation is a hotly debated topic amongst Christians today, Bible teacher and broadcaster Brian Johnston examines what the Bible has to say about whether it is possible to 'fall away' and how God wants us to be sure that we are saved. He explains how law and grace are two different freedoms, whether it's possible to be a 'carnal Christian', whether it's a case of "no holiness, no heaven", if good works are required for salvation, is it possible to fall away and shows how an understanding of the 'three tenses of salvation" can help give us assurance that we are saved.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The eternal security of our salvation is a hotly debated topic amongst Christians today, Bible teacher and broadcaster Brian Johnston examines what the Bible has to say about whether it is possible to 'fall away' and how God wants us to be sure that we are saved. He explains how law and grace are two different freedoms, whether it's possible to be a 'carnal Christian', whether it's a case of "no holiness, no heaven", if good works are required for salvation, is it possible to fall away and shows how an understanding of the 'three tenses of salvation" can help give us assurance that we are saved.
Autorenporträt
Born and educated in Scotland, Brian worked as a government scientist until God called him into full-time Christian ministry on behalf of the Churches of God (www.churchesofgod.info). His voice has been heard on Search For Truth radio broadcasts for over 30 years (visit www.searchfortruth.podbean.com) during which time he has been an itinerant Bible teacher throughout the UK and Canada. His evangelical and missionary work outside the UK is primarily in Belgium and The Philippines. He is married to Rosemary, with a son and daughter.