The Subject of Salvation
Table of Contents
Ch. 1 – Who Jesus is
Ch. 2 – Understanding the bible
Ch. 3 – What the bible says on salvation
Ch. 4 – About prayer
Ch. 5 – Becoming a Christian
Ch. 6 – What does it mean to be Christian?
Ch. 7 – Who you are in Christ
Ch. 8 – Choosing your doctrines wisely
Ch. 9 – Dealing with doctrinal differences
Ch. 10 – Sharing the gospel
Ch.11 – Schedules for studying the subject of salvation
Ch. 12 – Ways to study the Word of God
Ch. 2 – Understanding the bible
Ch. 3 – What the bible says on salvation
Ch. 4 – About prayer
Ch. 5 – Becoming a Christian
Ch. 6 – What does it mean to be Christian?
Ch. 7 – Who you are in Christ
Ch. 8 – Choosing your doctrines wisely
Ch. 9 – Dealing with doctrinal differences
Ch. 10 – Sharing the gospel
Ch.11 – Schedules for studying the subject of salvation
Ch. 12 – Ways to study the Word of God
Sample chapter
Read all of chapter 1: Who Jesus Is
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BIBLE READING SCHEDULES
Check out this page for a schedule to read the New Testament in 40 days and a schedule to read the bible in a year.
Suggested reading plan
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Why do a reading plan? Nonfiction is a different breed of books. You aren't simply reading. You are learning. With The Subject of Salvation, you are studying. It's helpful to take in smaller bites of knowledge (or scripture) to better absorb the information. Doing a reading plan allows time to read and reflect on each day's topic. Especially with bible study, it's the most impactful when you go at a comfortable pace. 30 days of reading can totally transform your understanding of who God is, salvation, and your Christian walk.