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Bad Fruit

Timothy Williams

"They believe for a while, but in the time of testing they fall away." -Jesus, the Son of God Bad Fruit begins with the words of Jesus and ends with a call to serious discipleship. Not only is the doctrine of eternal security exposed for the error that it is, but deeper insight is provided on how someone falls away and how individuals can be brought back who are on the very edge of falling from grace. This candid examination of both sides of the "once saved, always saved" debate discusses the fruit produced in the lives of those who believe they can never fall from grace. If you've been confused by the seeming contradictions of this issue, Bad Fruit not only clarifies the doctrines but clearly demonstrates that a good tree cannot bear bad fruit. Getting to the root of the problem allows the reader to plant good seed and grow up in the doctrine of God's grace.

GenresAssurance (Theology)Biblical teaching

130 pages, 3 editions

English edition · First published 2003 by WinePress Pub · ISBN 9781579215569

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Editions

3 editions

English

  • Bad fruit · WinePress Pub · 2003 · ISBN 9781579215569 This page
  • Bad Fruit (Telugu Translation) : The Result of Once Saved Always Saved · Carried Cross Books · 2008 · ISBN 9781934058183
  • Bad Fruit · WinePress Publishing · 2003 · ISBN 9781579216382

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