Salvation and sanctification

Salvation puts everything in our lives in order—starting with repentance, and separating out all sin and impurity.

Grace and faith are the only way to justification, salvation, and sanctification. So what do I myself need to do?

The Bible speaks about overcoming sin. Many people count on Jesus for forgiving their sin – but how about victory over sin?

What is salvation? Is it only the forgiveness of sins through Jesus’ death, or is there more to it?

Salvation puts everything in our lives in order—starting with repentance, and separating out all sin and impurity.

I cannot be transformed into the image of the Son merely by changing my conduct, or by conforming to a certain pattern.

Jesus had a human body, just like any one of ours, and He understood that He was not on earth to react according to its passions and desires.

Our God is the God of saving people! How can we partake of this salvation?

In the Bible, the church is often compared to a building, fitting together perfectly in every way. What does this mean?

The difference between not trying to sin and trying not to sin is in paying attention to what is happening in my life.