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by Joseph E. McGee (Author)
Accepting the salvation of Jesus Christ is the most important decision an individual will make. It provides us with the divine, sustaining life that unites God and His children. However, in this modern age, many believers have bolstered themselves with a false hope of salvation, putting their faith in manmade traditions, sacraments, or misconstrued doctrines, without really grasping God's ultimate purpose, plan, and process of salvation. In this powerful book of spiritual wisdom, you'll gain an in-depth understanding of what salvation is and what it is not. While many Christians have a misinterpretation of how to receive salvation, McGee's teaching will comfort your heart with the truth of God's Word as you discover what it really means to be saved. From the basic foundations of why we need salvation, the atonement of the cross, and how we share in Christ's eternal life, Authentic Salvation provides fresh revelation of the extent and power of Jesus's sacrifice and God's love for mankind. As you dive deeper into the reality of salvation and what this aspect of the gospel entails, you'll learn how you can experience the fullness of authentic salvation as McGee shares the biblical truth about the call and acceptance of the saving grace of Christ. Through profound biblical commentary, revelatory insight, and a clear and inspiring gospel presentation, Authentic Salvation will reaffirm your faith, challenge your beliefs, and guide you into the light of God's Word. Find hope for today, tomorrow, and forevermore as you embrace the blessings of authentic salvation as a saved follower of Christ. Joseph McGee served as a Baptist pastor for twenty-five years before accepting the call as an Association Missions Director over twenty years ago. He has taught for Luther Rice Seminary and Leavell Bible College which is the graduate division of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He has earned the following degrees: Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies, Master of Arts in Ministry, Master of Divinity, and Doctor of Ministry, all from Luther Rice Seminary. He has also earned a Master of Theology from Liberty University.
