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Yes, our works can't save us, but don't mistaken that for the idea that Jesus doesn't require works from us. Every tree is known by it's fruit.

Yes, we are to be His workmanship per Ephesians 2:10. Our works are worthless in God's eyes.

I believe we are saved by grace, the kind of grace that leads a believer into doing God's works as Jesus taught in the Scriptures. James 2 [14] What doth it profit, my brethren, though a man say he hath faith, and have not works? can faith save him? [15] If a brother or sister be naked, and...

What are works? Works are a person’s actions or deeds. - Got Questions Forgiveness is often referred to as an "act". For example, and "act of forgiveness". Therefore, forgiveness is a work. You can't get away from it. Without works, your faith is null and void. Jesus will not receive you...

Charles Stanley is a legend in the Baptist world. He explained Eternal Security in the video, which of course is heresy.

His dad, Charles Stanley, teaches that no matter what lifestyle one lives after salvation the person remains saved. This is the doctrine of Eternal Security, OSAS.

This makes no sense and out of context. Jesus says in His Holy Word that there are things for us to do for Salvation.

Jesus said that without the works of forgiveness of others, the Father will not forgive us — and of course we will not enter into the kingdom of Heaven without the Father forgiving us of our sins. Matthew 6 [14] For if ye forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you...

If it wasn't a work, then Jesus wouldn't require for it to be done.

I agree. The born again experience is a true miracle, one that gives a new heart and a new spirit. However, God does not force us to humble ourselves like a little child; that work rests solely on the believer.

Read carefully: (Matthew 18:3-5) "And said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven. You guys are trying hard to deflect this issue to salvage the "No works" doctrine. Truth is, Jesus is saying, except you do...

The real confusion is teaching that there is nothing to do to be saved. Untrue. If we don't follow Jesus' teachings from the heart, we will not be saved. It's time for us to get busy and work out our Salvation. Philippians 2 [12] Wherefore, my beloved, as ye have always obeyed, not as in my...

God may well be putting the brakes on because the time is not quite ready. Perhaps, there's more harvest to gather. Souls are most precious to God. We will see...

Saudis Put Talks on Normalizing Ties With Israel 'On Hold' "Saudi Arabia has reportedly paused its negotiations on normalizing ties with Israel, apparently taking a wait-and-see approach on how Israel's war with Hamas in Gaza plays out.David Ross, a Middle East expert who worked in the Carter...

Jesus said that YOU must humble yourself as a little child. This is a call to action for the believer. Yes, doing something. This is only one of many instances when Jesus said that there is something required for someone to be saved.

Yes, we are saved by grace, not works, lest anybody should boast. But, what works is this referring to? Therein is the confusion for many. They teach that any and all works don't save, but that's not the meaning of the Scripture.

We are co-partners in Salvation. We yield to God, and then become His workmanship unto good works.

I agree. It's the Lord working through us, fulfilling Ephesians 2:10. For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them.

What? Jesus said there was something for a person to do, i.e., a work, to enter into the Kingdom of Heaven.

Jesus said that except YOU become like a little child, not the Father making you a little child.