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Tag Archives: substitutionary atonement
God’s Righteousness at the Cross
The subject of the cross addresses God’s righteousness, man’s sinfulness, and Jesus’ substitutionary death which satisfied God’s righteous demands toward our sin and reconciles us to the Father. Certainly other characteristics of God are seen at the cross such as love, mercy, and grace; however, this article will primarily be concerned with His attribute of righteousness. The cross makes sense when we see it in connection with God’s attribute of righteousness. Continue reading
Posted in Christian Theology, Hamartiology, Inspirational Writings, Righteous Living, Salvation
Tagged atonement for sin, Everyone is sinful, faith, forensic justification, God's grace at the cross, God's love at the cross, God's righteousness at the Cross, Grace, Imputed righteousness, Jesus died for our sins, Jesus died in our place, justified, People cannot save themselves, propitiation, redemption, righteousness, substitutionary atonement, The cross is a place of judgment
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Essentials of the Christian Faith
The essentials of the Christian faith consist of core doctrines taught in Scripture. To depart from one or all of these doctrines is to be outside Christian orthodoxy. Christians may disagree about non-essential doctrines (i.e. the rapture, millennial reign of … Continue reading
Posted in Biblical Worldview, Christian Theology
Tagged Biblical Inerrancy, Christ alone, Christian fundamentals, Essentials of the Christian Faith, faith alone, grace alone, Humanity and deity of Jesus, hypostatic union, in all things love, In essentials unity, In non-essentials libery, saved by grace through faith, sola Christus, sola fide, sola gratia, sola scriptura, substitutionary atonement, The Christian Faith, The fundamentals of Christianity, The fundamentals of the Christian Faith, Trinity, What are the central teachings of Christianity, what are the core teachings of Christianity, what is the gospel
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Soteriology – The Study of Salvation
Acts 4:12 “And there is salvation [Grk. noun = soteria] in no one else; for there is no other name under heaven that has been given among men by which we must be saved [Grk. verb = sozo].” The word … Continue reading
Christ to the Cross – Steven R. Cook
I and the Father led Christ to the cross,
Together we placed Him there;
I pushed Him forward, no care for the cost,
His Father’s wrath to bear.
Christ in the middle not wanting to die,
Knelt in the garden and prayed;
Great tears of blood the Savior did cry,
Yet His Father He humbly obeyed. Continue reading
Posted in Hymns & Poetry, Inspirational Writings, Salvation
Tagged atoning sacrifice, Christ carried His cross, Christ crucified to the cross, Christ to the cross, Christian poem, Cross poem, I put Christ on the cross, Isaiah 53, Jesus blood paid for my sins, Like a Lamb to the altar, Like a Lamb to the slaughter, Poem, poem about Christ, poem about Christ bearing my sin, poem about Christ suffering on the cross, Poem about the cross, Redeemed by Christ, Salvation paid in full, Steven R. Cook, substitutionary atonement, the cross of Christ poem, the Father put Jesus on the cross, The Father's love for me, Who put Christ on the cross?
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