The Truth as It Is in Jesus
“Love” is the most perverted word in the Bible. It has become a warm and fuzzy feeling; yet divine love can only be measured by one standard: God’s holy law.
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Christ Our Righteousness
Chapter 20: Studies in Galatians
We begin in Gal. 1:3-5. God’s very name is Gracious—extending grace. By him grace, boundless favor, is always extended to every soul.
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Our Privileges in Christ Jesus
In Christ’s power, Enoch perfected a Christian character. You, too can experience this wonderful privilege! Here is the key.
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Chapter 14: A Dead Formalism II
This form of godliness without the power, that even denies the power, is the dead formalism against which we are to fight the good fight of living faith.
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Chapter 13: A Dead Formalism I
Songs sung in the pomp and stylish intonation of a vain show, is but “noise”. Only by the merit of the blood of Jesus are our works acceptable to God.
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Chapter 9: Boundless Grace—Free to All
Chapter 9 of the book Lessons on Faith by A.T. Jones and E.J. Waggoner. Just what is the grace of God able to accomplish in our lives?
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The Blessing of Obedience
Last week, I shared a manuscript from Sister White on the result of disobedience. Now, let’s read the counter-balance: the blessing of obedience!
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The True “Merit” of Sunday-keeping
Whatsoever is not of faith is sin. So, for there to be any merit in keeping either Sabbath or Sunday, it must be of faith. Can Sunday-keeping be of faith?
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Lessons on Faith: Introduction
This is a book in which you will find many of the keynote articles on the message of Justification by Faith from Elders Jones and Waggoner.
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Hear and Live
With the exception of the fourth and fifth commandments, all of them begin with the words, “Thou shalt not.” They are not merely negative, however.
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The Creative Word
The power of the word of God is best appreciated when we consider the work of creation. Waggoner breaks this subject down very well.
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Sin Means Death
Every time we sin, it means death. When God dwells in us, we have everlasting life, because God is everlasting life. But when we sin, we die inside!
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