Jarthur001
Active Member
Acts 18
What grace did these folks have, that caused them to believe?
Saving grace?
What grace did these folks have, that caused them to believe?
Saving grace?
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What grace is this?
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Tom Butler
New Member
Hey James, good to see you make an appearance occasionally. And quite a nice grenade to throw into the room to herald your arrival, eh?
I think the answer to your question is, yes.
I think the answer to your question is, yes.
Jarthur001
Active Member
Hello Tom
I agree.
As to my popping in...
I have been busy on a few projects. Another book is in the works.(A Pure Love)..and still more newspapers LINK to write for. Also I started writing for the Examiner as the National Calvinist (Calvinism Examiner). LINK
That on top of pastoring a church, .....planting a church, ...LINK and working with my Son-in-law as he Reforms his church (LINK) (Matt..just embraced the full doctrines of grace in the last two months). God is working great in WV.
What is the difference in "saving" grace and....grace?
You tell-um Amy! :laugh:
OldRegular
Well-Known Member
Acts 18:27 When Apollos wanted to go to Achaia, the brothers encouraged him and wrote to the disciples there to welcome him. On arriving, he was a great help to those who by grace had believed
What grace did these folks have, that caused them to believe?
Saving grace?[/QUOTE]
Grace is unmerited favor. The unmerited favor they received was the gift of faith following regeneration.
What grace did these folks have, that caused them to believe?
Saving grace?[/QUOTE]
Grace is unmerited favor. The unmerited favor they received was the gift of faith following regeneration.
canadyjd
Well-Known Member
There is "salvific grace" which brings a person to salvation and "enabling grace" which enables a Christian to endure suffering/persecution for the cause of Christ in the world.
peace to you
raying: