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The question of whether a person once saved can later be lost has divided theologians and religious people for centuries. Does the bible teach that a Christian can never sin so as to be lost? In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we examine several passages of scripture that contain warnings for the believer who is tempted to turn away from Christ and back to the world.
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David was destined to be the king over Israel. When David was but a youth, the prophet Samuel went to the house of Jesse and anointed him to be Saul’s successor. When Saul died, the crown should have come to rest on David’s head but Abner, Saul’s military commander, had other plans. He could not bear seeing the scepter depart from Saul’s household and for control to fall into the hands of the upstart David. Abner staged a coup and placed Saul’s incompetent son, Ishbosheth, upon the throne instead. The only tribe that recognized David’s rightful rule was Judah. So, for seven and half years, God’s anointed was relegated to rule in the little town of Hebron while Saul’s house controlled the rest. This ancient palace conspiracy suggests a question for us today: does the Son of David, Christ Jesus, rule your heart or have you set Ishbosheth on the throne instead? In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we see that God has anointed Jesus to be King of All.
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Baptism is a commandment of Jesus Christ to every person who desires to come to Him in faith. The scriptures plainly state that several things take place and the one who believes is benefited in several ways when they submit to Christ in this sacred step. There are also things that baptism will not do. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, distinguish those things that occur in scriptural baptism from the things this act of obedience will not accomplish.
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As Jesus was approaching Jerusalem for the final week, He passed through the city of Jericho. While there He encountered two men. One was rich and despised, the other was poor and pitied, but both of their lives were changed upon meeting the Lord. Christ’s journey through Jericho turned into a rare opportunity to see the famed healer who had caused such a stir throughout the land. In today’s broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we see that Christ passes through our own lives and perhaps will never pass our way again. Will you allow Jesus to pass on by or will you reach out to Him?
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The expression “in Christ” occurs many times in Paul’s writings referring to the state of the baptized believer who is a participant in the New Covenant. The penitent believer is baptized into a unique and life-giving relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. This gives him or her access to irreplaceable spiritual blessings and privileges. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we look at the exclusivity of Christianity and the things that are found ONLY in Christ.