The Romans Road to Salvation occupies a foundational place within Christian theological teachings, emphasizing the essential theme of salvation within the Christian faith. Originating from Paul’s Epistle to the Romans, this doctrinal method outlines a series of biblical passages that articulate humanity’s descent into sin, followed by the redemption and hope offered through Christ.
The descent into sin by Adam and Eve severed our sacred relationship with God, leaving us in our sinful, mortal state. Our lifestyles became characterized by idolatry, immorality, and a lack of direction. With humanity grappling with the aftermath of this separation, the Ten Commandments were provided as a divine guide for living a life…
The theology of Lordship salvation emerged as a rebuttal to the misconceptions associated with “Easy Believism” Theology. This school of thought developed during the 1980s and early 1990s, fueled by worries that the twin benefits of salvation — justification and sanctification — were being increasingly seen as distinct entities. Several Dallas Seminary scholars claimed that…
The Old Testament states that offerings were required as a compensation for the punishment due to sin. In ancient times, this form of partial atonement involved the presentation of bread, grain, and animal sacrifices in the Tabernacle as a substitute for the person’s sin. However, the Jewish people awaited the coming Messiah, who would offer…