The current controversy over salvation within evangelicalism involves three aspects of salvation, namely, the condition for salvation, the certainty of salvation, and the consequences of salvation. So, what does the Scriptures say about all of these issues? Which view is biblical? Of course, all claim their explanation is biblical. That is why, in the final analysis, a number of passages need to be examined. This book examines the major passages involved in the controversy.

The Salvation Controversy

Reference

G. Michael Cocoris

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Insights from the Word

Is the essence of the spiritual life performing religious activities such as reading the Bible, praying, witnessing, attending church, and giving money? Is it abstaining from a man-made list of activities? As a result of the wide differences of opinion as to how to live a spiritual life, there is confusion in the minds of many Christians. Is the essence of the spiritual life performing religious activities such as reading the Bible, praying, witnessing, attending church, and giving money? Is it abstaining from a man-made list of activities? Is a crisis experience such as "full surrender" the key to the spiritual life? Is the believer to "get going" or "let go and let God?" In other words, is the means of the spiritual life active or passive? After studying in detail and preaching through every book of the New Testament, G. Michael Cocoris, wrote The Spiritual Life: Clarifying the Confusion. It clarifies the confusion by giving a comprehensive explanation of what the New Testament teaches about the spiritual life from its foundation to goal. It demonstrates that the New Testament model of the spiritual life is growth from spiritual immaturity to spiritual maturity and explains in detail what Christ-like spiritual maturity is as well as what is the means to obtain it.

The Spiritual Life: Clarifying the Confusion

Religion & Spirituality

Cocoris, G. Michael

Christian Books & Bibles

What must a person do to be saved? The Bible says, “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved” (Acts 16:31). But some Christians believe you must also “make Christ the Lord of your life.” Is Lordship Salvation biblical? In this book, evangelist and Bible teacher G. Michael Cocoris explains, in a simple, straightforward style, the five arguments used to support Lordship Salvation and examines the Scriptures to see if those arguments are biblical.

Lordship Salvation: Is It Biblical?

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