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EPISODE · May 24, 2025 · 9 MIN

Deep Dive into All of Grace: An Earnest Word for Those Who Are, by Grace, Seeking Salvation by Charles Spurgeon - Why Are We Saved by Faith?

from Reformed Thinking · host Edison Wu

Faith is presented in the sources as the God-ordained channel for receiving salvation. It is uniquely suited for this role because it acts as a humble receiver of God's grace, likened to a hand accepting a gift or a child taking an apple. Faith doesn't pretend to create or earn salvation; it simply contentedly receives it as a free gift.This nature of receiving without merit is why faith gives all the glory to God and excludes any possibility of human boasting. Since salvation is entirely by grace received through faith, credit belongs solely to the divine Giver, ensuring that God receives the adoration He deserves.Furthermore, faith serves as a sure method, linking man with God. It creates a vital point of union when a person confides in God, establishing a connection that guarantees blessing. This union is described as making us "cling to God," like a rope that connects someone in peril to safety held by infinite power.Beyond this connection, faith touches the springs of action and emotion, influencing our affections towards God and working by love. It directly creates peace and joy, leading to rest and tranquility, which is presented as a preparation for heaven. Faith provides unique benefits, enabling a person to live and die without fear and furnishing armor for life and education for eternity. Faith is the key that opens the gate to salvation, offering what nothing else can.Reformed Theologian GPT: https://chat.openai.com/g/g-XXwzX1gnv-reformed-theologianPatreon: patreon.com/edi_reformed

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