Winging It

I've tried to outline the absolutely essential components of that which is called "Christianity". I did this first by differen...

We've pretty much hit all of the high spots by now. We've covered the Gospel -- "What must I do to be saved?" -- and the b...

We've looked at justification by grace through faith in Christ and then at sanctification, the work of God in His people to conform them...

Christianity includes three basic steps. There is, first, justification. That is where our sin is imputed to Christ, His righteousness is im...

Okay, so far we know that our basis is a reliable Bible breathed by God through men of His choosing by which we can now grasp the truth of C...

Jesus, God Incarnate, came to earth for several reasons. He came to seek and to save the lost (Luke 19:10). He came to bear witness to the t...

Yeah, yeah, I know, you'd think with a name like "Christianity" I'd have come to the nature of Christ a long time ago. We...

I already indicated that absolutely essential to becoming a Christian is the need to recognize the need for a Savior. We call it the ...

We know that the necessary belief to enter Christianity is a belief in "the Lord Jesus Christ" with all that includes. Thus, an ob...

So far I've covered what it takes to become a Christian. Someone sees the house that is Christianity and asks, "How do I get in?...

I offered Paul's response to the Philippian jailer's question, "What must I do to be saved?", as a bare-bones explanation ...

There are, in our world, two categories of people. There are those who are Christians and there are those who are not. Before proceeding wit...

There is a fairly famous phrase very often attributed to Augustine: In essentials unity, in non-essentials liberty, in all things charity. ...

Jude was James's brother. He wrote a very short letter "to those who are called". If that's you, then it was written to yo...

This is entry #5 in this series on the doctrines that make Christianity what it is. Admitting that Christianity is a religion among many, I ...

Here's a recap so far. I am looking at what makes Christianity different than all other religions. The primary difference is the phrase,...

We're looking at the unique nature of Christianity. Christianity differs from all other religions in a lot of ways, but the key area is ...

So far in the series, "What Makes Christianity?", I have laid out the initial premise . Christianity is a religion (by English de...

Christianity is a religion. (To those of you who would disagree, I can't do anything about the English language. If "religion"...