The gospel is called the Good News (or happy news in Aramaic) because it promises something the world can never give you: eternal security in the finished work of Christ and a guaranteed future of reward of resurrection on the horizon. This is what the gospel stands on, and today we will see what the bible says about eternal security, once saved always saved and assurance of salvation.

* 00:00 - Introduction

* 06:44 - God Will Accomplish His Purpose

* 18:29 - The Basis for Eternal Security

* 41:48 - Eternal Security in the Old Testament

* 56:41 - Eternal Security in the New Testament

* 1:33:31 - Salvation as a Guaranteed Outcome

* 1:40:13 - Is Once Saved Always Saved Biblical?

* 1:43:58 - Assurance of Salvation

* 2:18:35 - Final Thoughts

Most Christians today believe that the Didache (an ancient Christian document) means “Sunday” when it mentions “The Lord’s Day” — but this is not true. Careful historical and scriptural analysis reveal an amazing fact: the writers of this document were actually referring to the Sabbath. And if that’s true, what does it mean for our understanding of the early Church?

* 00:00 - Introduction

* 13:39 - Overview of the Issues

* 1:42:40 - The Lord’s Day in the Didache

* 3:09:55 - Final Thoughts

Election is unfortunately a controversial topic, yet the New Testament teaches it very plainly. Today we will see what the bible says and why election — the teaching that God chooses who is saved — is the best news possible.

* 00:00 - Introduction

* 06:45 - Election in the Gospels

* 38:48 - Election in the Book of Acts

* 49:54 - Election in the Letters

* 1:21:43 - Election is Unconditional

* 1:34:15 - CHALLENGE: Corporate Election

* 2:14:13 - CHALLENGE: Prayer & Evangelization

* 2:24:56 - Final Thoughts