“Son of man, I have made you a watchman for the house of Israel; therefore hear a word from My mouth, and give them warning from Me.”
I hope you read part 1 last week, where I began an argument against the Once Saved Always Saved (OSAS) theology. We continue on with that. I hope you see the importance of this: It’s really often a matter of heaven or hell for a person’s ultimate destiny. We begin
This message was delivered in New Zealand by Derek Prince, who had the interesting life of being born in India with an English citizenship, and yet died in Israel—and taught the Bible everywhere in between. The subject, “Spiritual Secret that few people practice today,” caught my eye. It opened a
“Once saved, always saved” (OSAS) is a doctrine that a majority of Protestant church pastors believe in, so their congregations tend to believe in it too. It says: Once you accept Christ, and put your faith in Him for salvation from sin, you’re saved—permanently. Nothing you can do will break
I’ve been listening to a great series of messages by Dalton Thomas. His message is a few years old, but still relevant. At the time he was from Frontier Alliance International, and he was speaking on the subject of signs of the end times. Since end-times Scripture is focused on