Essentials of the Christian Faith (eBook, ePUB)
What Do Christians Believe?
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New Christians always have questions as they embark on a faith-based journey. Those who have been saints for a while probably have even more questions. Those who have never begun a life of faith in Christ may also be facing barriers that need answers. So, what are the essentials of the Christian faith, and how can we apply them to modern life? Robin draws on his Biblical literacy, theological studies and personal experiences gathered from his fifty-plus years as a believer in Christ to share essential truths that address the many questions Christians often ask, such as: . How do I choose a chu...
New Christians always have questions as they embark on a faith-based journey. Those who have been saints for a while probably have even more questions. Those who have never begun a life of faith in Christ may also be facing barriers that need answers. So, what are the essentials of the Christian faith, and how can we apply them to modern life? Robin draws on his Biblical literacy, theological studies and personal experiences gathered from his fifty-plus years as a believer in Christ to share essential truths that address the many questions Christians often ask, such as: . How do I choose a church? . Who wrote the Bible? . Why are there so many denominations? . How can I tell if a church is a cult? . How do I pray and receive answers? Robin shares a practical filter to determine truth from error. He discusses concepts based on several factors that include true and false teachings, details about how essential Christian doctrine was determined, how the Bible was developed, how to study the Bible and how we receive answers to prayers. Essentials of the Christian Faith shares time-tested insights that examine the essentials of Christianity and answer the deep questions that often accompany a faith journey.
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