One Way of Salvation for Jews and Gentiles:
The New Testament Witness

A KJV study of the New Testament Scriptures that refute two ways of salvation: one Saviour and one gospel for Jew and Gentile alike.
One Saviour. One Saving Sacrifice. One Gospel.

A KJV study answering the two-gospel teaching of Mid-Acts dispensationalism: one Saviour, one saving sacrifice, and one gospel for Jew and Gentile.
One Gospel for Jews and Gentiles, Part 1:
The Scriptures

A social media teaching claims there are two gospels of salvation, one for Jews and one for Gentiles. Part 1 lists more than fifty KJV passages that declare one Savior, one grace, one faith in Jesus Christ, and one body.
One Gospel for Jews and Gentiles, Part 2:
The Argument

Part 2 walks through the New Testament as one connected argument: Peter and Paul preached the same gospel, Jesus Christ made Jew and Gentile one body by the same cross, and there is one way of receiving eternal life.
One Gospel for Jews and Gentiles, Part 3:
The Objections Answered

Part 3 takes the two-gospels teaching’s own arguments one at a time: Acts 2:38 against Romans 3:28, Paul’s “my gospel,” the mystery of Ephesians 3, kingdom and grace, Matthew 10, and Galatians 2:7. Each text, quoted in full from the KJV, answers for itself.
Right Side Up:
Acts 17:6 Sermon and Study Outline

A KJV sermon and study outline on Acts 17:6. Sin turned God’s order upside down, and the gospel of Jesus Christ turns sinners right side up by reconciling them to God.
The Gospel of God, the Gospel of Christ

Paul calls it the gospel of God and the gospel of Christ: one saving message that also tells us who Jesus is. A KJV study.
Blinded Minds: Why the Gospel Is Veiled

Why does the gospel bounce off some hearers? The god of this world blinds minds, and only God opens them (2 Corinthians 4). A KJV study.
The Gospel Is Not an American Gospel

The gospel is not American, Western, or modern: it belongs to God (Romans 1:1). Why its Owner is not a country. A KJV study.
Who Cares? Why False Doctrine Matters

“Who cares about doctrine?” The honest answer is souls. Why contending for the faith once delivered still matters. A KJV study.
