Course · Salvation

INTRODUCTION TO SALVATION

Introduction to Salvation is the first course in the Truth About Salvation Series, designed to guide students through the fundamentals of salvation as revealed in scripture. Across four lessons, readers explore the Mystery of Christ, the biblical relationship between body, soul, and spirit, the nature of the human conscience, and the origin of sin and death traced back to Adam. Each lesson combines scriptural exposition (drawing on Ephesians, Colossians, Hebrews, and 1 Corinthians) with preparation activities, self-evaluation questions, and extended study tasks meant to deepen personal application. Readers will learn why apostolic doctrine matters for discerning truth about salvation, how denominational division has clouded the Gospel message, and how understanding the plan, operation, manifestation, and hope of salvation brings clarity to Christian identity and purpose. The course also examines practical questions such as the role of the conscience in moral discernment and how the human spirit differs from the soul and body. Written by Apostle Mary Banks, this course is structured for both individual study and group learning, with case scenarios, poems, checklists, and video resource references to reinforce comprehension. It is ideal for new believers seeking a solid doctrinal foundation, as well as mature Christians and ministry students who want a clearer, scripturally grounded understanding of salvation beyond common denominational teachings. The course encourages honest self-examination and aims to help readers grow in the knowledge of God so their character increasingly reflects Christ as they serve as His witnesses in the earth.

Apostle Mary Banks · 4 chapters · 10k words · 133 scripture links