Speak Biblically

Have you heard of the concept of "only salvation"? Now, I'm not referring to diminishing the significance of salvation, as John 3:16 emphasizes that the love of God, demonstrated through the sacrifice of His son, is the source of salvation. This foundational truth cannot be minimized.

However, within the religious landscape, various teachings emphasize "only salvation" in different forms. For instance, there is the belief in "Faith only," asserting that man is saved solely through faith. Another perspective is centered on "Sincerity only," suggesting that everything will be fine as long as one is sincere. Similarly, there is the notion of "Grace only," where reliance on God's grace is expected to resolve all concerns. The list goes on.

Amid these varied teachings, turning to God's word for guidance is crucial. To help you explore this further, I invite you to consider the following passages, and if you wish, you can reach out to us. We'll gladly provide you with additional resources, including a track that includes these and more passages for your examination. One such passage to start with is Acts 17:1.

We encourage all to open their Bibles, be noble, and seek the Bible's truth (Acts 17:11).