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May 2013
Dear FGA,
As those who hold to Free
Grace Theology we are often accused of defining faith as
simply mere mental assent. This is often interpreted as
meaning we simply believe a set of facts in our head and
do not really believe in the person or work of Jesus. I
recently found myself being accused of this and reminded
my accuser what the FGA actually believes. The FGA
covenant actually says what we believe and who we
believe in, is the person and work of the Lord Jesus
Christ.
- The Grace of God in justification is an
unconditional free gift.
- The sole means of receiving the free gift of
eternal life is faith in the Lord Jesus Christ,
the Son of God, whose substitutionary death on the
cross fully satisfied the requirement for our
justification.
- Faith is a
personal
response,
apart from our works, whereby we are persuaded
that the finished work of Jesus Christ, His
death and resurrection, has delivered us from
condemnation and guaranteed our eternal life.
- Christ has delivered
us from condemnation and guaranteed our eternal
life.
...
continue
 
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