Revelations in Grace Articles

What if God isn’t disciplining you through hardship? Discover freedom from fear in God’s Discipline—a bold look at New Covenant grace and the finished work of Christ.

New Covenant grace: God no longer disciplines or punishes believers for sin—Christ bore it all. Enjoy secure peace, free from fear of divine rebuke or hardship.

Luke carefully distinguishes believers as “disciples.” Since he calls Ananias and Sapphira only “a man” and his wife, they were unbelievers judged for lying to the Holy Spirit—not Christians struck dead by God.

1 Corinthians 11: Lord’s Supper discipline targeted unbelievers, not believers. Explore its Passover roots, eschatological warning, and mercy ahead of Jerusalem’s fall.

Did God discipline Christians in Revelation 2-3? No—the letters to the seven churches warned unbelieving Jewish assemblies to repent before AD 70 judgment (Revelation 3:14-22).

Hebrews 12 does not support the idea that God will send painful consequences into believers’ lives to train them, but rather that he expects us to persevere even in the midst of persecution.

Contrary to the popular view that God disciplines but does not punish, Scripture makes no distinction and says Christ took both in our place.

True gospel understanding—permanent forgiveness received by faith alone—transforms the heart and produces godly fruit. Fear-based teachings that forgiveness can be lost hinder the very growth God intends.

Understanding God’s forgiveness removes the need for discipline to change our hearts. Gratitude, trust in His provision, and the Holy Spirit’s inner work produce true heart transformation and joyful obedience.

All Christian traditions begin with a humbling truth found throughout Scripture: every human being has sinned and needs forgiveness. As the apostle Paul writes, “All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23). Sin is not harmless or meaningless; but injustice against man and God. It produces guilt, separation from God, […]

God made Christians an oath to never be angry with us or punish us.

Eternal security rests on God’s power to keep us, not our performance. NT warnings distinguish true faith from temporary profession.

New Testament warning passages do not teach that true believers can lose salvation. Properly understood, they address false teachers, unbelievers, or rejecting the gospel of grace.

James does not threaten true believers with destruction. Written to a mixed Jewish audience, its warnings expose empty faith and uphold eternal security.

Hebrews 6 & 10 warn unbelieving Jews rejecting Christ, not true believers. Context shows security for those resting in His finished work.

NT warnings of falling away target unbelievers in mixed gatherings, not Spirit-sealed believers whom God preserves. True faith endures.

Does God guarantee believers will persevere to the end? Discover how eternal security, the Holy Spirit’s preserving work, and free grace reconcile required endurance with certain salvation.

Discover the free gospel of grace: All have sinned, but Christ died for the world. Receive once-for-all forgiveness and eternal security by faith alone—sealed by the Spirit.

What about people who never hear the gospel? Can they be saved?

God wants to answer our prayers. We often struggle with unnecessary hardships because we hestitate to ask God for his help. The Bible shows us how to overcome them.

Christ was promised every good blessing, however instead of receiving them, he traded the curse we deserved for his blessing so that today believers may inherit God’s favor and ask for his help by faith.

It’s easy to misunderstand the Bible and assume our salvation is fragil. We will bring clarity to these passages to restore the believer’s confidence in the gift of eternal life.

Believers are eternally secure the moment they believe. Moreover, God gives them the Spirit and helps them endure any persecutions or temptations that may come their way so they never depart the faith.

Christians have graduated from the Mosaic law in Christ. However, Jewish Christians of the first century continued to practice the law to keep the gospel from being offensive and save as many Jews as possible.

Many Christians worry if they do not confess a list of sins they’ve recently committed before they die they will not be forgiven. Does scripture teach this?

Instead of trying our best to make things right with God, we can rest and trust in what Christ did.

Condemnation leads us to obey sin, but grace leads us to obey Christ. Why obedience through love is far more powerful than obedience through fear.

When Jesus suffered on the cross he was absorbing the curse, wrath, and anger of God that was supposed to go towards us. Today we can stand firm in the expectation of forgiveness, God’s love, and protection.

God expects us to believe his word before we receive his blessings and answers. How does this benefit us? Find out how God grows our faith in him and causes us to walk in the manifestation of his promises.

Does Jesus permit divorced couples to remarry? A reflection on the sayings of Paul and Jesus suggest Jesus condemned the common Jewish practice of sending their spouse away without formally divorcing her. I’ve heard going through a divorce can be one of the most difficult challenges emotionally. Not only are you loosing your spouse in […]

Several passages in the Sermon on the Mount are misunderstood and sometimes cause Christians concern over their salvation.

Does Jesus have higher sexual purity standards than anyone can keep? Though we live in grace, trying to not commit “adultery in the heart,” for a man seems to be a constant battle and one that usually ends in shame. Are we really reading Jesus correctly? NOTE: This article contains sensative material. I feel these […]

According to some preachers, God desires us to constantly be improving ourselves and that this is necessary for salvation. Is there ever a moment when a Christian can rest from their anxious self-improvement and settle for being a decent human being? So that’s a very sweeping and glorious and wonderful and precious promise. If you […]

Many of us learning about grace come from strict religious backgrounds and struggle to adopt grace-filled principles into our lives and behaviors. It can take years to adjust our thinking to what we have come to believe. But many of us have no idea what a grace-filled life should look like or how we apply […]

What does James teach about justification by faith and why did God test Abraham?

Jesus told his disciples to obey every letter of the law until all was fulfilled. Why did Paul preach that they were no longer under the law and shouldn’t observe circumcision? Wouldn’t this make him ‘least in the kingdom of heaven?’

Jesus told his disciples to obey every letter of the law until all was fulfilled. Why did Paul preach that they were no longer under the law and shouldn’t observe circumcision? Wouldn’t this make him ‘least in the kingdom of heaven?’

We see many verses in the bible saying we are saved purely by grace because of what Jesus did, but we also see scriptures that indicate we will be judged based on our works. How do we reconcile these differences?

How the Parable of the Talents Shows Us the Value of Grasping the New Covenant

God gave us the law to bring us to the end of ourselves so we would place our faith in Christ and trust in the righteousness that only He can provide.

Did you know that Communion, Passover, and the end times are connected? Discover the hidden meaning in the feast of Passover.