My goal this week is to take a look at the Evangelical Protestant teaching “once saved always saved.” Once upon a time when I was an Evangelical, I believed in this teaching. It basically holds that once you have accepted Jesus as your personal Lord and Savior, you can do nothing to lose it.
Catholic Christians don’t believe this. So today we will look at the key Bible verses related to this teaching. It’s going to be fun!
Click to Listen: #045: Did Saint Paul Teach Once Saved Always Saved?
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I have my first Novel coming out this Christmas. It’s currently titled “Kill This Dragon” and it’s a young adult novel about Saint George, Saint Christopher, and Saint Nicholas with some surprise female characters as well.
I can’t reveal too much more know but stay tuned to this podcast for more details about the new novel.
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- Latin word of the week: Paulus
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