What Does the Book of Mormon Teach About Salvation?
In 3 Nephi 11, Jesus lists four essentials and warns not to add to them. Later LDS teaching adds a system of works; the Bible teaches grace.
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In 3 Nephi 11, Jesus lists four essentials and warns not to add to them. Later LDS teaching adds a system of works; the Bible teaches grace.
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The Bible teaches that we start a relationship with God by trusting Jesus for salvation. We call it saving faith, and these five truths show you how to receive it.
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A SALT Boot Camp overview of The Pursuit for Students. Review the essentials of following Jesus, from knowing God and trusting Jesus to helping your friends follow him too.
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Knowing facts about Jesus isn’t the same as trusting him. Discover what saving faith is, from God’s love and repentance to confession and the free gift of grace.
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Was Jesus just a good teacher or something more? One sermon in the Bible sums up five truths about who Jesus really is and why he is the only answer to our sin problem.
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War, injustice, guilt, broken friendships: something is clearly wrong with the world. The Bible names the problem as sin and points to the only real solution, Jesus.
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Does God choose who will be saved? Romans 9–12 shows that God is sovereign, his invitation is open to everyone, and the way of salvation runs through Jesus alone.
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The gospel in Romans is simple: we’re made right with God by faith, not by good works. Here’s what Paul’s good news means for your life.
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Soteriology is the study of salvation. Discover what the Bible teaches about why we need saving, how God saves us by grace through faith in Jesus, and why it matters every day.
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Colossians 1:15-23 may be the highest description of Jesus in the Bible. Explore why he is Creator, Lord, and Savior, and why no one else compares.
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Abraham was declared righteous long before the law was given. Explore Galatians 3:1-18 to see why God’s promise to Abraham proves we’re saved by faith, not works.
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Timothy, Lydia, and a Philippian jailer each show how faith in Jesus moves through a household. Explore Acts 16:1-40 and the generational blessing God offers families.
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Peter’s vision of unclean animals led him into a Gentile’s home. Explore Acts 10:1-48 to see that salvation has always come by grace through faith.
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Three years after his conversion, the Jerusalem believers still doubted Saul. Explore Acts 9:20-31 to see what genuine faith looks like and how to examine your own.
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The church’s fiercest enemy met the risen Jesus on the road to Damascus. Explore Acts 9:1-19 to see how Saul’s conversion shows what it means to be saved.
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God sent Philip down a desert road to meet an outsider reading Isaiah. Explore Acts 8:26-40 and why no one is beyond the reach of God’s grace.
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Peter told the crowd to repent and be baptized for the forgiveness of sins. Explore Acts 2:37-41 to see what it teaches about faith, repentance, and baptism.
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The first sermon of the church age wasn’t about money, politics, or self-improvement. Explore Acts 2:22-36 to rediscover the real gospel Peter preached about Jesus.
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Peter’s first sermon begins with an ancient promise from the prophet Joel. Explore Acts 2:14-21 to see how the Spirit’s arrival changed how God relates to his people.
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James says faith without deeds is dead. Explore James 2:14-26 to see how James and Paul agree, and why genuine saving faith always shows up in how we live.
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James says God never tempts anyone, but he does give every good gift. Explore James 1:13-18 to see where temptation comes from and how God gives us new birth.
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For centuries, Israel offered sacrifices that could never take sin away. Explore Hebrews 10:1-18 and discover how Jesus’ single sacrifice keeps God’s covenant promise.
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The eternal Son took on flesh and blood. Explore Hebrews 2:14-18 to see how Jesus’ humanity broke the devil’s power, freed us from fear, and made atonement for sin.
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Paul thanked God for choosing the Thessalonians to be saved. Explore 2 Thessalonians 2:13-17 through Calvinist and Arminian eyes, and discover what both sides agree on.
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