A sermon from the archives of the early 2020s, we examine scripture to see if we can tell with more clarity if we are "saved" or not.

In the last part of this series, we talk about how we can examine our "fruit", which is what Jesus tells us to do, to make sure that our salvation is authentic.

A sermon from the archives of the early 2020s, we examine scripture to see if we can tell with more clarity if we are "saved" or not.

In part 4, we talk about the step of "calling on the name of the Lord" in prayer.

A sermon from the archives of the early 2020s, we examine scripture to see if we can tell with more clarity if we are "saved" or not.

In part 3, we look at the next step in the salvation process - FAITH - and what that actually means biblically.

A sermon from the archives of the early 2020s, we examine scripture to see if we can tell with more clarity if we are "saved" or not.

In part 2, we look at the (very Christian-y) word REPENTANCE and what that means in the process of your conversion.

A sermon from the archives of the early 2020s, we examine scripture to see if we can tell with more clarity if we are "saved" or not.

In part 1, we examine the first step in the process of salvation, feeling a CONVICTION from God your sin.

Devotional Prompt: Read through this from the point of view of Jesus. How does this change your expectations of life when you also consider the truth of Romans 8:17-18?

Devotional Prompt: According to your fears and actions, do you fear your enemies more than God? Why is it better to fear God than man? How should the “shortness of life” affect what you do and don’t fear?

Devotional Prompt: Read also 2 Samuel 10. Then, think about any “battles” or “opponents” that you or a loved one have faced. Praise god for any past victories and pray to him for current/future battles.

Devotional Prompt: List some desires/prayers of your heart that you think god “forgot about”. Now pray v5-6 over them.

"Psalms for the Struggle" Devotional Series (Day 2)

Reading and reacting to Psalm 11

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