The Assurance of Salvation

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The Assurance of Salvation

What does God require of a person before granting him the gift of eternal life and assurance of entry into the kingdom? Must the truly converted Christian, through combining “good works” with his faith, reach a certain level of spiritual perfection before he is qualified for entry into the kingdom? When, precisely, can a person experience the joy of salvation, with full assurance that if he were to die tomorrow he would rise to meet Christ at His return, and live eternally in the Kingdom of God?

Do You Need a Personal Savior?

What does it really mean to be saved? Christians talk a lot about being saved, but saved from what—and why? Is salvation just a religious word, or does it have real meaning for modern man?

Once Saved, Always Saved?

Can a truly converted Christian ever lose his salvation? Many evangelical fundamentalists say it is impossible. They say that he can't “work” his way into salvation. What does the Bible say?

What Does the Bible Say About Predestination and Election?

Did God, before the foundation of the world was laid, unconditionally predetermine who would be saved and who would not? Has your ultimate destiny already been set? Is it true, as Calvinists claim, that the elect were not appointed on the basis of their faith, good works, character, or anything else God could see within them? What about the famous “Five Points of Calvinism”? Do they square with Scripture? Let’s not guess — let’s seek answers from the Word of God!