Too Good to Be True… or So Good It Has to Be God?
What if everything you thought you had to do for God was already done by Him? In Part 3 of our “Grace Under Fire” series, we tackle the tough questions that religion dodges and grace answers boldly. Can you lose your salvation? Does forgiveness mean repentance doesn’t matter? Should every believer speak in tongues? What does it really mean to be led by the Spirit?
Let’s face it—some of this stuff ruffles feathers. It challenges long-held assumptions, makes legalism squirm, and rewrites the narrative on how we relate to God. But the truth is stunning: You’re not chasing a feeling or trying to get closer. You’re already in—fully, completely, forever.
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Discussion Questions:
- So I can’t lose my salvation? What about people who walk away?
- If I’m totally forgiven, does repentance not matter?
- Are you saying God’s discipline has nothing to do with punishment?
- Does being “led by the Spirit” mean we should wait for a feeling?
- Should every believer speak in tongues? Is it a sign of salvation or maturity?
- If we’re under the New Covenant, why even read the Old Testament?
- Why would the New Testament give so many instructions if it’s not about rules?
- Is this new covenant focus on God’s grace just a “feel-good theology”?
