It is important for us to obey God.
But must a Christian obey God’s laws in order to be saved? Continue reading
Category: Faith and Works (page 1 of 2)
In last week’s post, I shared with you some stone-in-the-shoe questions you can ask Jehovah’s Witnesses regarding Paul’s teaching on faith in works in Romans 4:1-3.
This week, I’m going to talk about how to get to the heart of Paul’s teaching about faith and works in Romans 4:4-5. Continue reading
When I began this “Watchtower Misconceptions About Jesus” series, I said:
“We’ll look at what the Watchtower teaches about Jesus, in what ways they are in error, and how we can get through to Jehovah’s Witnesses regarding what the Bible actually says about him.”
I hope I have successfully achieved that goal.
This has been my longest blog series to date.
It’s certainly possible that you weren’t able to get to all the posts, and you might have lost track of some that were especially meaningful to you.
For those reasons, I have decided to conclude the series by giving you an outline which includes the titles to each of the posts along with links so you can access them easily.
I hope you will find it helpful. Continue reading
Do we have to earn our salvation by our works?
Given that the Watchtower teaches that works are a prerequisite to salvation, I would expect its answer to that question to be “Yes.”
Quite surprisingly, though, it says just the opposite! Continue reading
Because James 2:26 says, “Faith without works is dead,” the Watchtower teaches that works are a prerequisite to salvation.
In contrast, the Bible teaches that good works are an important part of genuine Christianity but that they are the products of salvation, not the prerequisites to salvation. Continue reading
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