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Grace, faith and works, are the three main elements of
God’s love and Mercy, wherein we are able to be saved
and called into the family of God. Reverend Miller
expounds upon these with insights from his own personal
life and experiences with application to scriptural
references. Unearth the essence of living a life, dedicated
and devoted to your Maker. Discover the hope and love
God has for you, and intends for you to soak up and
cherish.
God’s love and Mercy, wherein we are able to be saved
and called into the family of God. Reverend Miller
expounds upon these with insights from his own personal
life and experiences with application to scriptural
references. Unearth the essence of living a life, dedicated
and devoted to your Maker. Discover the hope and love
God has for you, and intends for you to soak up and
cherish.
A Personal Pilgrimage from Tradition to Believing: Understanding Salvation and Servanthood |
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| To Heaven by Faith - To Hell with Tradition? Contact: Rev. Thomas R. Miller, B.A. M.A. Minister/Founder, Grace For Life Ministries, 717-725-0331 LITITZ, Penn., June 30 /Christian Newswire/ -- In a peaceful Christian, Lancaster farm community easily seen as a model for the conscientious objector, a virtual battle for the church has ensued with members arguing Faith versus Tradition as the only way to the Kingdom of God. Several conservative Bishops complained that folks outside their faith community have told them they cannot go to heaven because their tradition denies the grace of God. When asked, their accusers stated that the works of man and obedience to man's rules rather than obedience to God through freedom in Faith would prevent them from entering Heaven. Tom Miller the Author of Grace, Faith, and Works thought to clarify the truth and necessity of biblical works quoting James 2:26b, "faith without works is dead", and both defines and explains what are "Grace, Faith and Works." He shares his "Personal Pilgrimage, From Tradition to Believing, Understanding Salvation and Servanthood." In the Preface on p. viii Miller states: "The subtitle or slogan if you will, 'To Anabaptist' for me retrospectively reads as a legend or virtual parable; a representation of a particular dimension of cognition as in 'for conscience sake' as I consider the theological atmosphere wherein and due to the spiritual warfare I was witness to and experienced at that time, the phrase 'To Anabaptist' was likened to a 'call to arms.' Out of volition due to conviction, I confessed my faith and pressed on to serve God." In serving God from a regenerate heart he states, "These are my good works." On p. 11, Miller says, "Good works for me came out of God's desire as I understand it as we who believe were created in Him to do good works." . . . . "God opened my eyes to the knowledge of His grace and His love which grew into a life-changing passion to reach others causing an introspective self-examination for the God given gifts and abilities and His desire to develop and use them in service to Him. The Lord God Himself was the driving force behind anything I might have done or will ever do if there were to be such a thing as a good work coming from me in service to Him. And to God give all the glory, Amen. We are all God's creation, living in a fallen world. Outside of Christ Jesus there is no instruction or teaching that leads to Eternal Life." http://www.ourfaithdigest.com/NewBooks.html http://www.godswordforlife.com/GraceFaithandWorks.html |