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Bible Doctrines — Part Two
Salvation applied, Christian living, the local church, discernment, believers’ rewards, prophecy, and eternity.
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Thirty-five direct lessons on growing in Christ, serving faithfully, standing in truth, and living with eternity in view.
Saved by Grace. Called to Grow.
Salvation is the beginning, not the end.
A believer is saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, apart from works. Salvation is complete because it rests on the finished work of Christ. But the Christian life does not end at conversion. God saves His people to know Him, grow in truth, walk in fellowship, serve faithfully, and live for His glory.
“For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.”
Ephesians 2:8–9
Part Two explains truths that help believers understand daily Christian life. These lessons distinguish salvation from service, standing from state, security from fellowship, and grace from legalism. They also teach what the Bible says about the Christian home, the local church, stewardship, spiritual warfare, future judgment, and the blessed hope of Christ’s return.
Christians do not work in order to become saved. We serve because we belong to Christ. Every believer should desire to walk faithfully, build on the right foundation, and live with the day of Christ in view.
“For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ; that every one may receive the things done in his body, according to that he hath done, whether it be good or bad.”
2 Corinthians 5:10
Study Aim
Live as one who has been saved by grace and called to serve Christ faithfully.
Learn the difference between salvation and service, grow in biblical fellowship, understand the local church, build a godly home, use your life wisely, and live with the return of Jesus Christ in view.
Bible Doctrines / Part Two
The Christian Life and Eternity
Salvation applied, Christian living, the church, discernment, rewards, prophecy, and the eternal state.
35 Lessons
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Justification
How God declares the believing sinner righteous through Jesus Christ.
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32
Imputation
Christ taking our sin and the believer receiving His righteousness.
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33
Adoption
The believer’s new position as a child of God through Jesus Christ.
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34
Forgiveness, Remission, and Peace With God
The believer’s pardon from sin and peace with God through Christ.
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35
Eternal Security
Why the believer’s salvation rests securely on Christ’s finished work.
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36
Assurance of Salvation
Knowing that you have eternal life through the promises of God’s Word.
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37
The Believer’s Standing and State
The difference between a believer’s secure position in Christ and daily walk with God.
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38
The Believer’s Two Natures
Understanding the conflict between the flesh and the new life received in Christ.
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39
Sanctification: Positional and Practical
Set apart in Christ and growing in holiness through daily obedience.
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40
Fellowship, Confession, Chastisement, and Restoration
How believers maintain fellowship with God and respond to sin biblically.
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41
Walking in the Spirit and Walking in the Flesh
Learning to yield to the Spirit rather than follow the desires of the flesh.
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42
Prayer and Access to God
Approaching God through Christ with confidence, humility, and faith.
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43
Christian Liberty, Conscience, and Legalism
Living under grace without using liberty as an excuse for sin or bondage.
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44
Biblical Stewardship: Money, Giving, Debt, and Contentment
Using resources wisely because everything belongs to God.
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45
The Christian Home: Marriage, Family, and Sexual Purity
God’s design for marriage, family life, faithfulness, and purity.
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46
Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage
What the Bible teaches about marriage, divorce, remarriage, faithfulness, and biblical conviction.
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47
The Christian and Civil Authority
Respecting government while keeping obedience to God above all.
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48
Biblical Separation and Holy Living
Living distinctly for Christ without self-righteousness or isolation.
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49
Church Membership and Fellowship
Why believers need faithful membership, fellowship, accountability, and service in a local church.
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50
The Church: The Body of Christ and the Local Church
Understanding the church in Scripture and the importance of the local assembly.
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51
Christ’s Headship and Local Church Autonomy
Why Christ is the Head of the church and each local church answers to Him.
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52
Pastors, Bishops, Elders, and Deacons
The biblical offices, qualifications, and responsibilities within a local church.
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53
Church Authority, Discipline, and Restoration
Biblical accountability that protects the church and seeks restoration.
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54
Water Baptism
Baptism as a biblical testimony of faith, not a work that saves.
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55
The Lord’s Supper
Remembering Christ’s sacrifice with reverence, self-examination, and gratitude.
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56
Worship, Spiritual Gifts, Signs, and Wonders
Understanding biblical worship, service, gifts, and the purpose of signs.
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57
Soulwinning, Missions, and the Great Commission
The believer’s responsibility to carry the gospel to others.
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58
Testing False Teaching, Cults, and Counterfeit Gospels
Testing claims about Christ, salvation, authority, and Scripture by the Bible.
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59
Death, the Intermediate State, and the Resurrection of the Body
What Scripture teaches about death, the believer’s hope, and bodily resurrection.
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60
The Judgment Seat of Christ and Believers’ Rewards
Why rewards concern faithful service, not the earning of salvation.
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61
The Rapture and the Blessed Hope
The believer’s hope of Christ’s coming and gathering of His people.
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62
The Tribulation and Antichrist
What Scripture teaches about the coming time of tribulation and the man of sin.
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63
The Second Coming of Jesus Christ
Christ’s visible return in power and glory.
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64
The Millennium
The promised reign of Jesus Christ and the fulfillment of God’s purposes.
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65
The White Throne Judgment, Heaven, Hell, and the Eternal State
God’s final judgment and the eternal destiny of every person.
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