Though believers are assured of final salvation at Christ's return, we are not exempt from the experience of suffering as we wait for His coming.  Today, we'll find four encouraging thoughts to keep in mind as we pass through the fellowship of suffering for Jesus' sake.  

Today, we'll examine three evidences believers can notice in their lives, proving that they have in fact entered into a new life in Christ.  

The presence of the Holy Spirit indwelling those who believe makes all the difference.  Find out about that in today's study.  

Today we begin looking into one of the most valued chapters in the whole Bible: Romans 8.  The wonders of Romans 8 build to a crescendo and finish in the greatest statement of security in the entire Bible.  But, you'll never feel you've reached that summit unless you begin your journey in the right place.  Join us today to discover the right starting place on the journey to assurance.  

The struggle against sin in believer's lives is real, and can almost drive the sincere follower of Christ to despair.  Far from doubting our salvation, this fact lead us to seek further help from the Lord.  Listen in today to hear an explanation of this truth.  

If the Law of God no longer condemns those who have believed, and the Law could never save anyone anyway - what use is the Law?  Do Christians need to make any use of it at all, given our secure position in Christ?  Let's look at this matter in today's lesson.  

If believers are truly released from the Law's power to condemn, why do we still suffer conscience's conviction when we sin?  Does an aroused conscience mean that we are not truly saved?  Find the answers in today's lesson.  

We contend that those who are in Christ are no longer subject to the Law.  If that is true, where does that leave the Law?  Is there no place for living righteously as Christians as the Law demands?  We begin looking at this question in today's lesson.  

Some people mistakenly think that having become a Christian, they should no longer have a struggle against sin.  The idea that Christians can live in constant victory over sin without a struggle is one of the great lies of Satan and results in insecurity of heart and mind in many who genuinely belong to Christ.  Today, we take a slight detour to discuss the believer's daily struggle against sin.  

God's grace saves us and keeps us saved, and that is a wonderful truth.  But not everyone sees the wonder.  Some object that this doctrine will cause believers to plunge even more deeply into sin.  Is there an answer to this objection?  Listen in today to find the answers.