Christ is the main point of the Bible, and the whole Bible testifies to him. The Reformation emphasized Christ alone as the mediator between God and humanity, and the Holy Spirit applies Christ's saving work to those who hear the gospel. Through faith, believers can experience the power of the gospel for salvation, and Christ's blood cries out for forgiveness and cleansing, making it possible for people to draw near to God without fear. [... more]

God's promise to Abraham is a vivid portrayal of grace, and it's this promise that reveals God's power to bring life from death. Through Scripture alone, we understand the gospel and the power of God's grace, which is revealed in the lives of believers. The gospel is an instrument by which the Holy Spirit unites us to Christ and brings us to life, and it's this living, life-changing encounter with the living God that we must strive for in our Christian life. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various biblical topics, including biblical numerics, the significance of the Sabbath and Sunday, Calvinism and election, the Trinity, and the importance of faith alone in Christ for salvation. [... more]

The doctrine of salvation by grace rests on the principle that the law of God has been fulfilled by Christ and by Christ alone, that what the first Adam failed to accomplish and plunged us into misery, the new Adam or the second Adam took upon himself the burden to obey all of the commandments of God and to fulfill the covenant of works. [... more]

The doctrine of salvation by grace rests on the principle that the law of God has been fulfilled by Christ and by Christ alone. The covenant of works and the covenant of grace are distinct, with the covenant of works being based on obedience and the covenant of grace being based on faith in Christ. The Reformation emphasized the importance of justification by faith alone, with Christ's merit being the only ground of justification. [... more]

The Protestant Reformation's core principles, including the five solas, are rooted in the authority of Scripture, emphasizing salvation by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone, and ultimately for the glory of God alone. [... more]