DONE — Nothing Left to Do for Salvation book cover by Ian Thomas Young
Eternal Word Series · Book Two

DONE

Nothing Left to Do for Salvation

Religion says DO. Christ said DONE. Salvation rests on the finished work of Jesus Christ, received by faith rather than achieved by religious performance.

“When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, It is finished...”
— John 19:30

By Ian Thomas Young · Convinced Press · Paperback ISBN 978-1-0674958-2-4

Nothing left to add

DONE turns the reader back to Christ’s completed work. The gospel does not ask the unbeliever to complete what Christ left unfinished. It announces what He accomplished and calls the hearer to believe on Him.

FinishedChrist completed the saving work.
ReceivedSalvation is received by faith, not earned by performance.
SecureAssurance rests in Christ’s promise and accomplishment.

Questions DONE addresses

  • What must I do to be saved?
  • Is salvation received by faith alone or achieved by works?
  • Can salvation be lost after it is received?
  • Where should assurance of salvation rest?
  • What is the difference between salvation, discipleship, and reward?

DONE approaches these questions from the finished work of Christ and the promises of Scripture, keeping salvation distinct from Christian service, fellowship, and reward.

Read the central texts

Acts 16:31 Explained: Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ Romans 4:5 Explained: Grace separated from works Hebrews 10:14 Explained: Perfected forever by one sacrifice Book One — HATH: Present Possession Salvation