Jesus Conquers

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  SAVED (Part 4) — What Does This Understanding Change? 16.10.2026 41min

  What if everything you believed about salvation was true—but you had misunderstood what God was saving you for?We've spent three weeks asking what it means to be saved. But now comes the question that matters most: What does this understanding actually change?In the final part of SAVED, author and Bible teacher David E. Longenecker brings together three dimensions of salvation:Historical Salvation — Rescue from destruction.Creational Restoration — Restoration from corruption and death.Relational Communion — Reconciliation into shared life with God.Salvation isn't simply about escaping judgment or securing a future destination. It's about what Jesus Christ has accomplished—and what that means for how we see God, understand ourselves, and live today.If Christ has already accomplished what we could never accomplish ourselves, how should that change our faith, our relationships, and the way we live?This is Part 4, the conclusion of our four-part SAVED series.Explore more at JesusConquers.com.
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  SAVED (Part 3) — What Is God Saving You For? 16.10.2026 38min

  What if the greatest part of salvation isn't what God saves us from—but what He saves us for?We often think of salvation as escaping something: danger, judgment, sin, or death. But what happens after we're rescued?In Part 3 of SAVED, author and Bible teacher David E. Longenecker explores Relational Communion—God's purpose to bring humanity into a restored relationship and shared life with Him.Jesus Christ didn't come simply to rescue us from destruction. He came to reconcile us to the Father and bring us into the life He has made possible.And that changes how we understand faith itself.Faith doesn't make the cross true. Unbelief doesn't make it untrue.The question isn't whether our faith makes God's saving work real. The question is how we respond to what Jesus has already accomplished.This is Part 3 of our four-part SAVED series.Explore more at JesusConquers.com.
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  SAVED (Part 2) — Who Is the Savior Here? 16.10.2026 37min

  You can escape a coming disaster. But can you escape your own mortality?When we talk about salvation, we often focus on what we must do to be saved. But that raises a much bigger question: Who is actually doing the saving?In Part 2 of SAVED, author and Bible teacher David E. Longenecker explores Creational Restoration—God's work to rescue His creation from corruption and death.We can flee a dangerous place. We can make choices that protect our lives. But we cannot save ourselves from death.That's why the Gospel is not ultimately a story about humanity finding a way to rescue itself. It's the story of what Jesus Christ has accomplished for us.And if God desires all people to be saved, how far does His saving work reach?This is Part 2 of our four-part SAVED series.Explore more at JesusConquers.com.
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  SAVED (Part 1) — Historical Salvation 16.10.2026 36min

  When the Bible says someone was saved, what were they saved from?We often speak of salvation as though Scripture always means the same thing. But what if understanding the different ways the Bible uses the word saved changes how we understand the Gospel?In Part 1 of SAVED, author and Bible teacher David E. Longenecker explores Historical Salvation—God's rescue of people from real dangers and coming destruction.From the disciples crying out for rescue in a storm to Jesus' warnings about Jerusalem, we discover why context matters when Scripture speaks of being saved.And this is only the beginning. Because being rescued from destruction is not the whole story of what Jesus Christ has accomplished.This is Part 1 of our four-part SAVED series.Saved from what? And, ultimately, saved for what?Explore more at JesusConquers.com.