Main Question: How can we be sure that the salvation we have now is a permanent salvation? The Father will not allow the Son’s blood to be shed in vain. The Savior who died in your place now lives to plead your case. Main Idea: We can be sure that our salvation is secure and permanent because it depends entirely on Christ and His work.

Because we face trials and temptations in life, we're tempted to doubt God's love, so how can we be assured of God's love in every circumstance?

Suffering and hardships are inevitable. They are promised to all Christians. And yet, the Bible says we are to rejoice in our sufferings. How is that possible? Why should we rejoice in the midst of suffering?

The Conversion of Naaman - Jordan Massey

Repentance starts with letting go of Pride.

True salvation will bring change. True change comes from obeying God's Word, letting go, humble yourself.

Because of Jesus, we now have access to God. However, most of us don't actually utilize the access He's given us, why is that? What keeps us from the throne of grace?

Our lives have a story. We all have a testimony. When we evaluate our lives, is our testimony one of grief or grace?

Being a Christian is about so much more than just heaven and hell. Salvation comes with countless benefits that God wants us to embrace and enjoy. God has more for you, so God wants more for you.

Everyone wants to be blessed and receive the promises of God, but who receives God's promises? How do we obtain God's promises?

Does God only save good people? Does God refuse to save bad people? Paul's answer is surprising: no one is good enough to earn it and no one is bad enough to miss out on it. It's because salvation is by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone.

The major themes of Genesis come to a head in the final chapters of Genesis pointing us back to the beginning and pointing us forward to Christ, showing that God undoes sin's curse by fulfilling His promises in Christ.