How do I know I am saved?
Find assurance of your salvation through the promises of Scripture and the evidence of new life in Christ.
15 Bible studies address this question
What the Bible Says
These Bible studies explore Scripture passages that speak to this question. Each study will give you insight and practical application.
Overcoming the World
John's closing chapter emphasizes that faith in Jesus as the Son of God overcomes the world. Three witnesses testify to Jesus—Spirit, water, and blood. Believers can have confidence that God hears t...
Making Your Calling Sure
Peter's second letter opens by reminding believers of the divine power that has given them everything needed for godly living. He urges them to add virtue to faith progressively and confirms that apos...
The Good Shepherd and His Sheep
Jesus declares Himself the good shepherd who knows His sheep and lays down His life for them. Thieves and hired hands contrast with His devoted care. He and the Father are one. At the Feast of Dedicat...
Final Warnings and Greetings
Paul warns that he will deal firmly with those who continue in sin. He urges them to examine themselves to see whether they are in the faith. The letter closes with a trinitarian blessing.
One Sacrifice for All Time
The law's repeated sacrifices could never perfect worshipers, but Christ's single offering has perfected forever those being sanctified. This reality calls for confident approach to God and warns agai...
Walking as Jesus Walked
John urges believers not to sin while assuring them of Christ's advocacy when they do. Love for brothers, not the world, marks true believers. John warns about antichrists who have left the fellowship...
Children of God
John marvels at the Father's love in calling us His children. This identity transforms conduct—God's children don't continue in sin. Love for brothers, shown in deed not just word, distinguishes God...
More Than Conquerors
Romans 8 is often called the greatest chapter in the Bible. It takes us from no condemnation to no separation, revealing the security and hope we have in Christ.
Complete in Christ
Paul warns against deceptive philosophy and human tradition. In Christ the fullness of deity dwells bodily, and believers are complete in Him. Don't let anyone judge you by rules and shadows.
The Order of Melchizedek
The mysterious priest-king Melchizedek, who blessed Abraham, becomes the template for Christ's eternal priesthood—superior to the Levitical system because it has no beginning or end and is based on ...
You Must Be Born Again
Nicodemus comes to Jesus by night, seeking understanding. Jesus tells him no one can see God's kingdom without being born again—born of water and Spirit. John the Baptist testifies that Jesus must i...
Healing at Bethesda and the Authority of the Son
Jesus heals a man who has been an invalid for thirty-eight years at the pool of Bethesda—on the Sabbath. When Jewish leaders object, Jesus claims to work as the Father works, asserting equality with...
Faith Comes by Hearing
Israel's rejection stems from seeking righteousness by works rather than faith. The gospel is near—in your mouth and heart. Everyone who calls on the Lord will be saved.
Every Spiritual Blessing in Christ
Paul opens Ephesians with a magnificent hymn of praise detailing the spiritual blessings believers possess in Christ—chosen before creation, redeemed by His blood, and sealed with the Holy Spirit.
Warning Against Falling Away
This sobering chapter contains one of Scripture's most debated warning passages, urging readers to move beyond elementary teachings while warning of the impossibility of restoring those who fall away ...
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