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Bible Study #6: Eternal Security and Assurance of Salvation

I am pleased to let What is Truth? readers know that the video for evangelistic Bible study #6, “The Christian: Security in Christ and Assurance of Salvation,” is now available. The videos teach that once one is truly converted, he is always saved.  Assurance is explained Biblically–it is based on the marks given by God in 1 John of a new nature–rather than being based on ideas made by man, such as that those repeating a “sinner’s prayer” should have assurance, or everyone who ever thinks he made a salvation decision should have assurance.

So now we have available video teaching of Bible studies #1-6:

Bible Study #1: What is the Bible?

Bible Study #2: Who is God?

Bible Study #3: What Does God Want From Me?

Bible Study #4: How Can God Save Sinners?

Bible Study #5: How Do I Receive the Gospel?

Bible Study #6: The Christian: Security in Christ and Assurance of Salvation

Only study #7, on the Church of Christ, does not yet have its video available.

I would encourage you and your church to consider doing these Bible studies one-on-one with people who are open to God’s Word, and if someone is unwilling to do a Bible study in person to share the videos.  Those who are seeking an example of how to teach them to others will likely find the video helpful.

Click here to watch Bible Study #6: “The Christian: Security in Christ and Assurance of Salvation.”

The actual Bible studies can be downloaded as PDF files on the Bible study page here. On the All Content page at FaithSaves you can also download a Word document that you can put your church’s contact information into.

You can also help the content of this evangelistic Bible study get out by “liking” and commenting on the video on YouTube and subscribing to the KJB1611 YouTube channel.

TDR


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