For the past three centuries, the Christian community has commonly agreed that it is our faith in Christ that saves us. But noted theologian and minister Oliver Rogers makes a startling argument: that we human beings should base our hope of salvation on Christ’s faith as opposed to our own. In his new book, The Faith of Christ, Oliver Rogers explains how a small, prepositional difference in scriptural interpretation can lead to huge implications for our salvation.
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Recently, I listened to a sermon in which the preacher had three main points.
Point 1. ”God, the Father.” 2. “God, the Son.” 3. “God, the Holy Spirit.”
Having studied these thoughts for many years, I naturally was quite interested in what he had to say about “God, the Son.” To begin with, this wording does not [...]
In writing the Corinthian letter, Paul stated that God made Christ “who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him” (2 Corinthians 5:21). The original text simply reads: ”The one who knew no sin, he made sin on our behalf,…” The context makes it [...]
