Introduction The Apostles’ encounter with the risen Jesus should have been enough to empower them for witness, but despite meeting Him after His resurrection, they still feared for their lives. However, after experiencing the baptism […]
The Divine Perspective: Why Christians Should Focus on God’s Judgements Over Satan’s Deceptions Introduction: A Post Tribulation Perspective When thinking about the end times, Christians often worry about how Satan deceives people. However, it’s more […]
Salvation is a fundamental concept in Christianity, and it is essential to understand its various aspects. The Bible teaches that salvation is not only a past event but also a present and future reality. In this article, we will explore the three tenses of salvation, highlighting the differences between being saved from the penalty of Adam’s sin, being saved from the power of sin, and being saved from the presence of sin.
Past Salvation: Spirit, Justification, and Eternal Life
The past tense of salvation refers to the moment when we accepted Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. At that instant, our spirit was reborn, and we were justified before God (John 3:6-8, Romans 3:24-25). This act of justification freed us from the penalty of Adam’s sin, which had separated us from God (Romans 5:12-19). Our spirit was saved forever, and we received eternal life (John 3:16, 1 John 5:11-13). […]
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