Assurance

Carter Conlon teaches that God's love for us is deeply personal and unchanging, as we are forever engraved on His hands and held securely in His heart.

Christian doctrine provides a rational explanation of the universe and gives us keys to understanding reality, but sin has led to intellectual damage and confusion, requiring redemption and salvation.

The seven evidences of being a Christian are having fellowship with the Father and the Son, walking in the light, keeping God's commandments, loving others, not loving the world, being born again, and having a personal relationship with God.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding God's character, our sinfulness, and salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, and how we can have assurance of our salvation.

Ernest C. Reisinger's sermon on assurance emphasizes the importance of understanding and attaining true Christian assurance through the Holy Spirit and biblical teachings.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of building our lives on the rock of righteousness, rather than on sand, and the need to dig deep to reveal and overcome corruption.

Christian assurance is a deep and personal confidence in God's plan of salvation, which is rooted in the Holy Spirit and grows through our relationship with God.

Jacob Prasch explores the theological debate between 'Once Saved, Always Saved' and differing views on salvation, emphasizing the importance of understanding scripture in context.

The sermon explores the complexities of salvation, the dangers of falling away, and the importance of maintaining faith through fellowship and spiritual growth.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of knowing if you're truly saved, and how it's demonstrated by abiding in God's word and living a life characterized by fruitfulness.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of spiritual birth and the need for correct teaching to ensure true salvation, highlighting the consequences of neglecting doctrine and the significance of denying worldly influences.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding the meaning of faith and the difference between intellectual assent and saving faith, highlighting that salvation is not by our good works, but by trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ alone.

Paul Washer emphasizes the importance of true assurance of salvation through self-examination and a genuine relationship with Christ.

Paul Washer emphasizes the critical need for self-examination and understanding of true faith to ensure genuine assurance of salvation.

A true Christian is sensitive to sin, leads to confession, and is forgiven and cleansed by God's faithfulness and righteousness.

To have assurance of our salvation, we must test ourselves to see if we're in the faith, examining ourselves to see if Jesus Christ is in us, and living a life that reflects God's character.

The true tests of salvation are the working of God in our lives, the things written in 1 John, and love for others, as demonstrated by Jesus' new commandment to love one another.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of separation from the world, loving what God loves, and hating what God hates, in order to know whether we truly are of the faith.

Paul Washer emphasizes the critical importance of self-examination and understanding the difference between security and assurance in one's faith.

A true Christian is characterized by sensitivity to sin, confession, and a desire for holiness, and God looks with favor on those who are humble and contrite of spirit.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of examining ourselves to see if we are truly saved, and highlights the tests of 1 John as a way to discern whether our profession of faith is true.

True salvation is demonstrated by the working of God in our lives, causing us to grow in conformity to his character and will, and being marked by love for others.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of true Christianity, separation from the world, and discipleship, highlighting the characteristics of a true Christian and the consequences of not following God's will.

Paul Washer emphasizes the need for genuine faith and transformation in the Christian life, critiquing modern reductionist approaches to the gospel.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of true repentance and faith, warning against the dangers of spiritual blindness and deception, and calling listeners to test their faith and compare their lives to Scripture.

Salvation is in the hands of Almighty God and is based on His mercy and sovereignty, requiring men to experience the horror of being forever forsaken by God.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of personal experience and assurance in knowing that Christ died for us, and encourages listeners to respond to the Gospel with a sinner's heart.

A.W. Pink teaches that the Holy Spirit assures believers of their adoption as God's children, bringing liberty, confidence, and a filial spirit that enables intimate relationship with the Father.

Faith is necessary for salvation, but assurance is a sign of a strong faith and brings peace and confidence in salvation.

J.R. Miller teaches that Christ offers an unfailing welcome to all who come to Him, assuring believers of their secure salvation and His loving acceptance.