Salt & The Sacrifice of Christ - Ebook

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Here is another book in the popular Search for Truth Series.  Just 99 cents on Amazon.com and 99p on Amazon.co.uk

 

Link to book on Amazon.com !

 

Link to book on Amazon.co.uk !

Most Christians are familiar with the use of salt as a picture for many things in the life of disciple, but it can also be used to draw some very valuable lessons about the sacrifice of Jesus Christ at Calvary.

Did you know that salt was involved in the sacrifices in the Old Testament and that there was something in those days called a "covenant of salt"? Brian Johnston explains the meaning of both of these things in this short book under the following chapter headings:

1. The Value of Christ’s Sacrifice
2. Something Long-lasting
3. No Going Back On His Word
4. What a (Sweet) Savour!

 

 

Search for Truth Radio Podcast

Search for Truth Radio Programmes have been broadcasting around the world for well over 30 years - now it is possible to listen to the programmes online free at the archive at www.searchfortruth.podbean.com or alternatively you can find the podcast player on the right hand side of this website.

Each programme is 15 minutes in length, hosted by John Martin, with a Bible talk by Brian Johnston, an experienced Bible teacher.  Topics already posted include series on the book of Hebrews, salt as a picture of Christ, overcoming objections to Christian faith, Biblical discipleship and more.  The archive is planned to be updated on a weekly basis so feel free to keep visiting.  Many of these series also form the basis of Kindle books - see the  links section to visit the store.

Interview with Tim Tebow

Here is an interview with Tim Tebow on Tim Tebow sharing his personal relationship with Jesus Christ, his profession as a NFL player and his mission in the Philippines and around the nation.

When you watch this, Romans 1:16 certainly comes to mind "For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation for everyone who believes, for the Jew first and also for the Greek."

Tim certainly comes across as a humble, genuine person who is not ashamed to share his faith - what a challenge that is for us!  As Christians we can all pray for Tim that his witness will be preserved and he will not be led astray in the world of professional sport.