Grace does not merely invite; it transforms. Philippians 2:12–13 calls us to work out our salvation not in fear of losing it, but in confidence that God Himself is working within us. Obedience flows from new affections shaped by regeneration—our action is real, yet wholly powered by divine grace.
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Grace does not merely invite; it transforms. Philippians 2:12–13 calls us to work out our salvation not in fear of losing it, but in confidence that God Himself is working within us. Obedience flows from new affections shaped by regeneration—our action is real, yet wholly powered by divine grace.
The doctrine of Limited Atonement is often misunderstood as if Christ’s sacrifice were scarce or restricted. Yet Scripture reveals the opposite: Jesus’ atonement is infinitely sufficient for all, but applied only to His sheep—those who hear His voice and follow Him. This truth isn’t about exclusivity but assurance. The Good Shepherd laid down His life intentionally, securing salvation for His flock and lifting sinners from the depths by grace alone.
Reformed & Expository Preaching
Grace does not merely invite; it transforms. Philippians 2:12–13 calls us to work out our salvation not in fear of losing it, but in confidence that God Himself is working within us. Obedience flows from new affections shaped by regeneration—our action is real, yet wholly powered by divine grace.
