Salvation in Jesus Christ:
Introduction to the 12-Part Series

The central thesis of the 12-part series, and what the New Testament will be tested on from Acts 17:11 onward.
The Blood of Christ and Salvation

Not water, not works, not a ceremony: the blood of Jesus Christ. What that blood does for a sinner, from Matthew 26:28 to the song of heaven. A KJV study.
The Way In (Hebrews 10:19–20)

The door to the Father is open right now. What tore the veil and opened the way: the blood of Jesus, not water (Hebrews 10:19-20). KJV.
Jesus Christ, the Fulfillment of the Old Testament Sacrificial System

Every lamb, goat, and drop of blood on the altar pointed to one Man: Jesus Christ, the fulfillment of the sacrifices. A KJV study.
The Blood, Not the Water: Does Baptism Save?

Does water baptism save? The question your soul hangs on, answered from Scripture: the blood of Christ washes away sin, not the water. KJV.
The Ten Baptism Texts Answered

The ten passages used to teach baptismal salvation, Acts 2:38, Mark 16:16, 1 Peter 3:21 and more, answered one by one from the KJV.
Why I Reject Baptismal Regeneration and Oneness Doctrine

Two errors that matter eternally: how a man is saved, and who God is. Why I reject baptismal regeneration and Oneness. A KJV study.
Jesus Christ, the Fulfillment of the Old Testament Sacrificial System
(Study Outline)

A study outline tracing the Old Testament sacrificial system to its fulfillment in Jesus Christ: the Lamb of God, His shed blood for the remission of sins, His one offering made once for all, and eternal life received through faith in Him.
Christ’s Blood, Not Baptismal Water, Washes Away Sin

Scripture says the blood of Jesus Christ washed us from our sins, cleanses from all sin, and obtained eternal redemption. It never says that of water. What Acts 22:16 and 1 Peter 3:21 actually teach, and why water baptism is obedience, not cleansing.
He Ever Liveth to Make Intercession:
Hebrews 7:25 Sermon and Study Outline

Every priest Israel ever had was interrupted by a funeral. Ours has never had one. A plain language study outline of Hebrews 7:25 (KJV) on the High Priest who saves to the uttermost because He never stops living, and never stops praying.
