Did James and Paul Contradict about faith and works?

Martin Luther, the man who was mainly known as the catalyst of Protestant Reformation in the 1500s, called the Epistle of James the Epistle of Straw. Because he found it hard to reconcile the teaching of Paul and James, he deemed that James’ writing was inferior to the writings of Paul. A lot of Christians share…

Justification and Righteousness: What is the difference?

The words “justification” and “righteousness” may sound almost the same when used in the Biblical context. The general understanding of most Christians is that when you are justified you are righteous and when you are righteous, you are justified.  However, when we study these two words, there’s a crucial difference that we need to understand.…

Does Ephesians 2:8-9 teach that we don't need to have good works to get saved?

Ephesians 2:8-9: Is faith all we need?

A lot of people today use Ephesians 2:8-9 to justify their belief that the law of God has been done away with. Because of this teaching, people simply follow their feelings and their own understanding of how they should love God. There’s no need for law anymore. However, is this really what the Bible teaches?…

Saved by Faith or Works? Did James and Paul Contradict?

The New Covenant and the Apostles: What can we learn?

Did the Apostles teach that Christians don’t need to follow the law of God? Did they encourage everyone to simply accept Jesus Christ, believe in Him, and do whatever they feel would glorify God? Is the law of God something that has already been abolished after the death of the Messiah? Learn the answer to…

What did Jesus teach about the New Covenant?

There have been a lot of misconceptions about what Jesus Christ or Yahshua the Messiah really did to the law of God. One of these misconceptions states that the death of Yahshua freed us from the law of God. Not only that but because Yahshua kept the law for us, we are now free from…