One For All: The Biblical Version of Salvation

In some ways, the main template that most Christians use to define and assign salvation is unintentionally flawed. It is flawed because key passages of Scripture are routinely taken out of context and are made to be cornerstones for crowd pleasing sermons. Although that process may get quick results, it does not, necessarily, produce victorious Christians—those capable of overcoming the world. “One For All: The Biblical Version of Salvation” presents the good news of humanity’s salvation in the proper context. It is intended to propel the believer, who finds him/herself stuck in a religious rut, forward into a God-designed life; while, also, laying out the gospel to the first time hearer in terms he/she can easily understand. Unlike so many books on the topic of salvation, this one is unique. Its purpose is not to instruct the reader on how to gain admission into Heaven; because, God has already taken care of that for us. The purpose of this book is to inform the reader of God’s ultimate plan for us: to live a victorious spirit-led life, in the midst of a Sinful world. Also, there is an alternate version of the opening chapter, which touches on the scientific topics of time-space, as it relates to the first three days of Creation.