In this episode of Dial In, Jonny and Scott Ardavanis walk through Scripture to answer some of the most important questions every Christian asks:
- Can a genuine believer lose their salvation?
- What's the difference between eternal security and assurance of salvation?
- What does Jesus mean in Matthew 7 when He says, "I never knew you"?
- How can you avoid false assurance while enjoying biblical confidence in Christ?
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Together, they examine key passages including John 10, 1 John, Romans 8, Philippians 1, Ephesians 1, and Matthew 7 to show that our security rests in the finished work of Christ while our assurance grows as we walk with Him. They also unpack four biblical evidences of genuine faith found in 1 John that help believers examine themselves without falling into legalism.
If you've ever wrestled with doubts about your salvation, wondered whether you're truly saved, or wanted to understand the doctrine of eternal security, this conversation is for you.
Scriptures Discussed
• John 10:27–30
• Matthew 7:21–23
• 1 John
• Romans 8:29–30
• Philippians 1:6
• Ephesians 1:13–14
• Hebrews 6
• Psalm 51
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