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How Does Someone Get Into Heaven?

Isn’t that the question?

We live in a world where millions of people know about and/or believe in God and Jesus.

However, there are thousands upon thousands of different denominations of Christianity.

What does this entail? Thousands upon thousands of different doctrines, teachings and lifestyles from just ONE book.

This would mean there is a myriad of different ways and interpretations to answer ONE question: How does someone get into heaven?

I want to rip myself away from 2000 years of church history and go back to the ONE TRUE source to get this crucial question answered.

What does the BIBLE teach about salvation?

Is it Biblically acceptable to have different opinions and teachings of salvation?

Does God accept an agreement-to-disagree mentality?

The reality is that people teach different things about salvation. Fact. But, does God accept this? Does doctrine actually matter?

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Let’s study the Bible virtually and break down what the Scriptures actually teach about salvation.

Message me if interested in Bible studies about the fundamentals of the Christian faith.

“For the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear.”
‭‭2 Timothy‬ ‭4:3‬ ‭NIV‬‬

Discussion

8 comments

  1. Bin Solomon's Lawal says:

    You gotta die first.

  2. Korina Rose Noble says:

    There is only one way and one book. All other doctrines are false teachings and people are blinded by them every day. Take Joel Osteen, for example, he rarely uses biblical references in his teachings and only ever teaches what people want to hear rather than what they should hear. Catholicism is another of the false teachings and doctrines. A LOT of their traditions come from pegan rituals and have no biblical backing.

  3. Stephen Howsare says:

    Read the Bible, it’s in there. ?‍♂️

  4. Andy Witherall says:

    Well done for wanting to get back to the Bible, but don’t disregard church history. If we fail to learn from history we repeat all the same mistakes. You seem humble when approaching the Bible, we need the same humility towards those who have addressed the Bible before us. A brief answer to your thoughts on denominations – the reality is that most denominational differences are negligible. The basic truths are the correct doctrine of God (one God, holy, Triune etc) and the correct doctrine of salvation (through the finished work of Christ on the cross, in repentance and faith.)

  5. Larry Koester says:

    There are realmy only two answers: either, or one’s own worth, or a gift.

  6. Ian Self says:

    It’s simple, you believe in Christ’s message through the witness of the scriptures

  7. Ronald Mckinney says:

    It’s not about religion but a relationship with Jesus. Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus is the son of God. Conceived of the Holy spirit. Put your trust in Him. Build your faith by praying and reading His word. Obey His word and you will be saved. He will send His Holy Spirit to comfort and guide you in truth. Believe Jesus died for your sins ,paid your sin debt. No man can save himself. You may stumble and make mistakes but He’s already paid the price for no man could keep the Law completely. His shed blood saves you by Grace. Undeserved favor. That’s how much He loves you. With love. Chaplain Ron.

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