Articles of Charles F. Stanley

A Knock at the Door Belonging to God's Family How do I handle arguments within my family? Freely Forgiven Gaining Courage in Tough Times Guarding Against Temptation How do I deal with memories of childhood rejection? How do I witness to my children? How will I know God’s answer to my prayer? Is there a limit to God's forgiveness? Reflections on Obedience	Setting Goals The Best Friend You Will Ever Have The Joy of Obedience The Roadblock of Doubt Why are my prayer unanswered? Why should I place my confidence in God? A Biblical View of Government A Fresh Start Accountability Anchored in God’s Word	Anticipating Our Lord's Return Basic Christianity Battling in Prayer Can God Forgive My Sin? Controlling Sinful Appetites Escape the Guilt Trap God's Purpose for Adversity Discipline and the Strong-Willed Child Where Are You, Lord? Why We Harbor Anger
Why Does God Allow Failure? When Temptation Knocks When God Says, "Wait" When God Says "No" What Is Genuine Repentance? Weathering the Storms of Life Understanding the End Times: The Rapture Understanding the End Times: The Lake of Fire Understanding the End Times: The Antichrist Understanding the End Times: Armageddon	Turning Inadequacy into Victory Trust and Obey Triumph over Fear Those Who Stop Believing Tithing and Giving The Testimony You Live By The Swaying Battle Of Faith A Biblical View of Government The Precious Blood of Jesus The Price of Walking Away	The Process of Evangelism The Gift of Peace The Gift of Prophecy The Gift of Service The Gift of Teaching The Guidance of the Holy Spirit

Why Did Jesus Have to Die?

Sunday, April 01, 2012

We know that God loves everyone, but this wonderful truth has been twisted to mean that He would never limit His grace by claiming Jesus is the only way to be saved. In this sermon, Dr. Stanley explains who Christ is, why He had to die, and why we must accept Him as our Savior in order to be reconciled to God.

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