In recent weeks we have considered God’s great salvation in terms of justification, sanctification and glorification. Another of the terms the Bible uses to help
Salvation is great in its past accomplishment. We have viewed this aspect of our salvation as justification, which is God’s act of declaring or counting
Our salvation is great both in its past and its continuing accomplishments. Last week we began to think about salvation as a past experience; this
Before thinking about salvation as a present experience or a future blessing, we must begin with salvation’s past accomplishment. Christians often testify to their salvation
An early warning passage in the Epistle to the Hebrews cautions readers against drifting away from what we have heard about our salvation. The heart
It is fitting to end a series about images of the Church by considering the term “Church” itself as the most commonly used word for
Some images of the Church do not occur in more than one or two passages. Some do not have a direct, explicit statement that labels
The imagery of God’s people as dispersion has roots in the story of His old covenant people, the Jews. By the time Jesus came, Jews
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