:15 With Andy, Randy, & Jeff

There are so many confusing things in religion–not just the religions of the world, but even within the teaching and life of Christianity. Subtle inroads are made to interject ourselves into the salvation process. Even in those Reformation Christians, it sneaks into equal faith and works. We may come to believe that God saves, but is it sort of a general “salvation made available” thing, and in order for it to be ours or to be maintained, it really is up to us and our actions? Some push this so far that our performance justifies God, believing that, in some warped sense, by our obedience, we become God’s savior before the universe and justify his work. The psalmist is clear, and so should we be: “I will give you thanks, for you answered me; you have become my salvation.” Psalm 118:21One of our weekly #fhcTAKEAWAYS asked: Why do you think so many people struggle with the idea of salvation being a gift?We welcome your feedback and questions about this topic! Please reach out to us directly from the FHC Mobile