Hyper-Grace – All Nations Ministries

Saved by Faith in Christ Before the Cross Happens: eBook

Roger Sapp — Mon, 20 Apr 2020 02:41:33 +0000

Ebook. The Hyper-grace error teaches that grace starts after the cross and resurrection of Jesus Christ. They teach that Christ promotes the Law of Moses before the cross and therefore His teaching is unreliable for Christians today. This error undermines faith in Christ’s teachings to His disciples. There are many contradictions to this error in the four Gospels. The Gospels reveal that Christ grants forgiveness of sins through faith as well. This is all happening before the cross and resurrection. If Christ was under the Law or promoting the Law, He would not forgive sins by faith. If Christ was under the Law or promoting the Law, He would tell these people to receive forgiveness by offering sacrifice according to the Law of Moses. Each time Christ forgives sins on the basis of faith, it shows New Covenant grace being demonstrated in the Gospels. This is all happening before the cross. This download is a chapter from “Grace in the Gospels 1.”

The Law is Not of Faith (Consider Christ Healing the Multitudes by Faith): eBook

Roger Sapp — Mon, 20 Apr 2020 01:59:04 +0000

Ebook. The Apostle Paul tells believers that “the Law is not of faith.” Both legalism and hyper-grace errors teach that the four Gospels are not about grace through faith but rather the Law of Moses. One of the many contradictions to the idea that the Gospels are not about faith is the healing ministry of Jesus Christ. There are many examples of Christ healing by grace through faith in the four Gospels. This ebook looks at these examples of healing to show that indeed the four Gospels are about faith and are not promoting the Law of Moses. This is a chapter from the book “Grace in the Gospels 1”.

Hidden Grace Words in the Gospels: eBook

Roger Sapp — Mon, 20 Apr 2020 01:20:17 +0000

Ebook. Translators have hidden many “grace words” in the Gospels by alternate translations. However, these same Greek words are translated as “grace” in the Letters of Paul and others. This writing reveals the large number of significant places that the Greek words for “grace” are hidden by translation in the four Gospels. The idea that the four Gospels are not about grace is shown to be incorrect.

Christians and the Obsolete Law of Moses: eBook

Roger Sapp — Sun, 19 Apr 2020 22:49:26 +0000

Ebook. A review of what the Bible teaches concerning Christians keeping the obsolete Law of Moses. 21 pages. Starts with a review of what the Old Testament states about the Law of Moses and then discusses what the New Testament teaches. A chapter taken from Roger Sapp’s book, “What about Curses?”

Christ Teaches His Disciples about Faith: eBook

Roger Sapp — Sat, 18 Apr 2020 16:23:56 +0000

The Apostle Paul teaches believers that “the Law is not of faith” Galatians 3:12. This is an important verse in dealing with the false teachings that Jesus was under the Law of Moses and promoting the Law in the four Gospels. The huge amount of Christ’s teaching about faith in the four Gospels creates many contradictions to the idea that Christ is under the Law and promoting the Law in the four Gospels. This idea of Jesus under the Law is promoted by both extreme errors; legalism and hyper-grace. Some have even suggested that Jesus’ teaching is not reliable because it was mixed Law and grace. Roger Sapp shows the actual content of the four Gospels to be about faith and not about keeping the Law. No one should try to have faith in Christ’s sacrifice at the cross for them without believing in Christ’s teaching to His disciples. Roger Sapp presents strong evidence in this ebook that the four Gospels are about faith and not about the Law of Moses.

Grace in the Gospels 3: A Healthy Consciousness of Sin

Greg Conrad — Wed, 01 Apr 2020 16:01:17 +0000

This is the third book in a series of books – Grace in the Gospels – that reviews the popular but erroneous teaching that is being called Hyper-Grace. This book reviews two related main points in that teaching. The first point is that if a believer is aware of sin, it is because they have been exposed to the Law of Moses. This book shows that the Apostle Paul teaches that there are several ways that believers are aware of sin that have nothing to do with the Law of Moses. The second point of the hyper grace teaching is that the Holy Spirit does not convict believers of sin but only speaks to them of their righteousness. This book shows convincingly from the New Testament that this teaching is also wrong.

Grace in the Gospels 2: Repentance from Sin

Greg Conrad — Wed, 01 Apr 2020 15:58:43 +0000

This is the second in a series of books that are devoted to helping Christians know that they can trust the eternal words of Jesus Christ in all matters. This book reveals the teaching of Jesus Christ about repentance from sin both before and after His resurrection. Because repentance from sin has been challenged by the Hyper=Grace teachers who state that they are teaching what Paul taught, this book begins with what the Apostle Paul wrote about repentance from sin. For those who are honest in heart, this book should settle the matter forever.

Grace in the Gospels

Greg Conrad — Wed, 01 Apr 2020 15:57:46 +0000

Subtitle: “Confronting the Error that Jesus Christ Taught the Law of Moses Rather than Grace”. One of the most serious and widespread misunderstandings of Jesus Christ is that He was “under the Law” and promoting the Law of Moses during His three years of earthly ministry. This error is being promoted by the Hyper-Grace teachers and modern Judaizers. Many today, because of this error, reject what Christ taught His disciples in the Gospels. The author convincingly demonstrates from the New Testament repeatedly that Jesus Christ was not “under the Law” or promoting the Law, but was demonstrating grace in all aspects of His ministry. He shows that the Gospels are indeed “Good News” to those who follow Jesus Christ.