The Seven Steps to Final Salvation
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Overview
Salvation is all about what God does and will do for the believer. How important it is to get this clear and believe it thoroughly! Presenting the seven steps to final salvation draws out the significant truth that “Salvation is of the Lord.” A study of these facets of Biblical truth will greatly strengthen a Christian’s faith and Christian life.
This book is recommended because it deals with some very heavy theological issues with maturity and spiritual insight. If the reader sees the steps as a checklist of God’s activities on the behalf of the believer, great blessing will be gained. If the reader rejoices in the depth and breadth of his salvation as described in these Biblical steps, God will be glorified.
These commentaries, written in outline form, are concise yet comprehensive, doctrinally sound and practically useful.
—Rev. John Edward HAO, President Faith Bible Seminary, Queens, NY
These commentaries are brief but thorough. They simplify the difficult passages. These books are factual, not fanciful, in their interpretation of the Bible.
—George A Hern, Pastor, Dellwood Baptist Church, Memphis, TN
Dr. Gingrich's commentaries have been used by thousands. Read and be blessed.
—Dr. Roger R. Clapp, Professor of Bible and Theology, Mid South Bible College
- Title: The Seven Steps to Final Salvation
- Author: Roy Edward Gingrich
- Publisher: Riverside Press
- Publication Date: 1999
- Pages: 20
Roy Edward Gingrich was born February 3, 1920 in Ozark, Illinois. In 1941, Roy received God's call to enter the Christian ministry. After intensive preparation, he was called to pastor churches in Mt. Vernon, Illinois, Indianapolis, Indiana and Memphis, TN. He was pastor of Faith Bible Church in Memphis, TN for over 40 years. In 1963 he graduated magna cum laude from Crichton College (formally Mid-South Bible College) and soon thereafter, he joined the teaching staff. In 1964, Dr. Gingrich began writing and self-publishing Bible commentaries. In 2001, Dr. Gingrich retired from a long and fruitful ministry and in 2003, was inducted into the Crichton College Hall of Fame.
