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November 23rd, 2025 | Standalone | 1 Peter 1:3-7
What does it really mean to be sure of your salvation? In a world where certainty is rare and often feels impossible, Pastor Ben Lofton turns to 1 Peter 1:3–7 to help believers discover where true assurance is found—and how to recognize the evidence of a transformed life.
In this stand-alone message, positioned between sermon series, Pastor Ben dives deep into one of the most foundational questions of the Christian faith: How can I know that I’m truly saved? Whether you struggle with doubt, wrestle with false assurance, or simply want to grow in confidence before God, this passage offers clarity, hope, and solid ground.
Through Peter’s words to suffering, persecuted believers, we explore three essential truths:
Salvation is an act of God’s grace, made possible through the finished work of Jesus—not something we earn or achieve on our own.
Our salvation is held and guarded by God, secured by the Holy Spirit and sustained by God’s power, not our performance.
Assurance is revealed through transformation, as genuine faith produces real fruit, endurance, and an ongoing work of the Spirit in our lives.
Pastor Ben reminds us that the Christian life is one of long obedience, shaped over time by the power of the Holy Spirit. A transformed heart leads to a transformed life—not perfectly, but undeniably. And the evidence of that transformation becomes the foundation of our assurance.
Whether you're seeking confidence in your salvation, discerning areas of needed growth, or longing to see the work of God more clearly in your life, this message will point you back to the hope, security, and transforming power of Jesus.
Join us for The Evidence of Assurance, and allow Scripture to steady your heart and strengthen your faith.
Do you know JESUS? https://www.nbgilmer.org/do-you-know-jesus
Need PRAYER? https://www.nbgilmer.org/pray
Support through GIVING: https://www.nbbctx.org/giving
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November 23rd, 2025 | Standalone | 1 Peter 1:3-7
What does it really mean to be sure of your salvation? In a world where certainty is rare and often feels impossible, Pastor Ben Lofton turns to 1 Peter 1:3–7 to help believers discover where true assurance is found—and how to recognize the evidence of a transformed life.
In this stand-alone message, positioned between sermon series, Pastor Ben dives deep into one of the most foundational questions of the Christian faith: How can I know that I’m truly saved? Whether you struggle with doubt, wrestle with false assurance, or simply want to grow in confidence before God, this passage offers clarity, hope, and solid ground.
Through Peter’s words to suffering, persecuted believers, we explore three essential truths:
Salvation is an act of God’s grace, made possible through the finished work of Jesus—not something we earn or achieve on our own.
Our salvation is held and guarded by God, secured by the Holy Spirit and sustained by God’s power, not our performance.
Assurance is revealed through transformation, as genuine faith produces real fruit, endurance, and an ongoing work of the Spirit in our lives.
Pastor Ben reminds us that the Christian life is one of long obedience, shaped over time by the power of the Holy Spirit. A transformed heart leads to a transformed life—not perfectly, but undeniably. And the evidence of that transformation becomes the foundation of our assurance.
Whether you're seeking confidence in your salvation, discerning areas of needed growth, or longing to see the work of God more clearly in your life, this message will point you back to the hope, security, and transforming power of Jesus.
Join us for The Evidence of Assurance, and allow Scripture to steady your heart and strengthen your faith.
Do you know JESUS? https://www.nbgilmer.org/do-you-know-jesus
Need PRAYER? https://www.nbgilmer.org/pray
Support through GIVING: https://www.nbbctx.org/giving

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