Jesus Paid It All... But for Whom? — The Calvinist View of Limited Atonement Explained (1 of 2)
- Preacher
- Greg Koukl
- Tradition
- Non-denominational Evangelical
- Published
- Length
- 7:17
About this sermon
Greg Koukl explains why a proper understanding of atonement—defined as the payment for sin that satisfies God's wrath—leads to the conclusion that it must be limited in some sense. If every sin were paid for, then everyone would be forgiven and saved, which clearly contradicts Scripture. Using a simple financial analogy, Greg shows how payment guarantees forgiveness, which in turn guarantees salvation. Therefore, those whose sins Jesus truly atoned for are certainly going to heaven, and those whose sins remain unpaid bear the penalty themselves—ultimately in hell. Watch Part 2: https://youtu.be/VBIT1o1yCnY #StandtoReason #Apologetics #Christianity ————— CONNECT ————— Website: https://www.str.org/ Stand to Reason University: https://training.str.org/ Stand to Reason Apps: https://www.str.org/apps Twitter: https://twitter.com/STRtweets Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/standtoreason93 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/standtoreason LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/stand-to-reason/ Have a question or comment? Call Greg Koukl, live Tuesdays 4-6pm Pacific Time, at (855) 243-9975. If you'd like to submit your question ahead of time for the broadcast, or if you'd like to submit a question for the #STRask podcast, fill out our form at https://www.str.org/broadcast. ————— GIVE ————— Support the work of Stand to Reason: https://str.org/donate
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