Salvation Assurance

This sermon emphasizes the critical importance of not taking salvation for granted, highlighting the certainty of being lost if one does not establish a right relationship with Jesus Christ. It warns against moral suicide and the dangers of being misled by superficial influences, stressing the need

Bob Hoekstra preaches about the assurance and confidence believers can have in God's work of salvation in their lives. He emphasizes that God, who has begun a good work in us, will continue to complete it until the day of Jesus Christ, bringing us into a deeper understanding of our identity in Chris

In this sermon, the pastor begins by discussing a question he received about a pastor who has never taught the Book of Revelation despite teaching for 30 years. He emphasizes the importance of being prepared for the return of Jesus and the judgment that will follow. The pastor highlights the assuran

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the grandest action of a Christian's life, which is entrusting their eternal interests to Christ. The justification for this act of trust is emphasized, with the speaker acknowledging that many people are unsure of how to secure their salvation. The Apostle Paul

The sermon transcript discusses the consequences of dying unprepared, unconverted, and unsaved. It emphasizes the fear of judgment and fiery indignation for those who do not have a relationship with God. However, the sermon also offers hope to believers, assuring them that they need not fear death.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the fact that there is salvation in Jesus Christ. He addresses those who may doubt their own salvation and encourages them to look to the cross of Christ for assurance. The preacher highlights the significance of Jesus being the everlasting Son of God and emph

Charles Stanley emphasizes the importance of knowing where we stand in terms of salvation, highlighting the different categories people fall into regarding their belief in Jesus Christ. He stresses that salvation is God's deliverance through Jesus Christ from the effects of sin, accompanied by etern

This sermon delves into the events surrounding Jesus' resurrection, emphasizing the disciples' initial disbelief and subsequent encounters with the risen Christ. It highlights the significance of the eyewitness testimonies and the fulfillment of prophecies as irrefutable proof of Jesus' resurrection

This sermon focuses on the resurrection of Jesus Christ, highlighting the events surrounding His resurrection, the importance of being born again spiritually, and the living hope we have through His victory over death. It emphasizes the need for a personal relationship with God and the assurance of

Clement of Rome emphasizes the importance of giving counsel on continence, highlighting the significant impact it can have on saving souls and bringing salvation. He encourages believers to speak and hear with faith and love, trusting in God's promise to always be present and attentive. Clement urge

Edward Payson preaches about the compassionate invitation of Jesus Christ to all sinners to come to Him without exception, assuring that He will never cast out anyone who comes to Him. Payson explains that coming to Christ is a spiritual act of the heart, choosing Him above all else and acknowledgin

Fred Evans delivers a powerful sermon on the consequences of choosing to face death unprepared, emphasizing the urgent need to cry out to Jesus for help before it's too late. He vividly describes the torment and regret of a man who died without salvation, facing the reality of life after death and m

George Cutting preaches about the importance of understanding one's salvation status and the joy that comes with it. He categorizes believers into three classes: those who are saved and know it, those who are unsure but seeking assurance, and those who are indifferent to salvation. Cutting emphasize

George Cutting preaches about the importance of understanding one's salvation status and the joy that comes with it. He categorizes believers into three classes: those who are saved and know it, those who are unsure of salvation but seek assurance, and those who are indifferent to salvation. Cutting

George H. Alquist Jr. preaches that every individual who has received Jesus Christ as their Savior and placed their faith in Him is eternally secure as a child of God. This security is maintained by the power of God through Jesus Christ, who intercedes for believers and ensures their salvation until

George Kulp delivers a sermon reflecting on the testimonies of dying saints and sinners, illustrating the stark contrast between their final moments and expressions of faith or despair. The sermon emphasizes the peace and assurance found in surrendering to God, as seen in the examples of various his

The preacher emphasizes the concept of 'Confirmed' (bebaioo) from the Greek word meaning to make sure, certain, and reliable. The writer assures that the word of salvation is guaranteed, firm, and reliable, inspiring confidence and inner solidity. Various Bible verses are cited to show how the word

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the variety of ways in which God deals with sinners. He emphasizes that conversion and assurance of salvation do not always happen instantaneously, using the example of John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. The preacher also mentions how God can speak to individual

J. Wilbur Chapman emphasizes the importance of knowing the Scriptures to be successful in personal evangelism, highlighting how the Word of God, when received into the heart, can produce a fruitful harvest. He encourages individuals to come to Christ with their doubts and sins, assuring them of God'

J.C. Philpot preaches about the progression of faith in the soul, starting with the acknowledgment of darkness and the need to heed the sure Word of prophecy, leading to the dawn of a general sense of God's mercy, then the arising of the day star with a particular promise applied to the heart, and f

This sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding the role of Christ in creation, highlighting how all things were created by Him and for Him, including rulers and authorities, to magnify His glory. The speaker urges the audience to trust in Christ for salvation, emphasizing the invincibility o

In this sermon, John Piper discusses the eternal wrath of God. He emphasizes that God's wrath has no end and is described as unquenchable fire. Piper also highlights that God's wrath is terrible beyond human comprehension and is deserved, making it just and right. However, he emphasizes that there i

John R. Rice preaches on the importance of assurance of salvation, emphasizing that those who gladly receive God's word are baptized and publicly identify as Christians. He shares his personal journey of initially doubting his salvation but finding certainty through Scripture, highlighting verses li

John R. Rice preaches about the assurance of salvation through Jesus Christ, emphasizing that anyone, regardless of their past sins or ignorance of God, can be saved by coming to Jesus. The sermon delves into the two parts of John 6:37, highlighting how God draws people to Jesus and how Jesus never

This sermon delves into the inevitability of death and the importance of being prepared for the afterlife. It emphasizes the brevity of life, the reality of facing judgment after death, and the need for faith in Jesus Christ to overcome the fear of death and find eternal peace. The speaker shares pe

Lewis Sperry Chafer delves into the concept of substitution in the death of Christ, emphasizing that through Christ's sacrifice on the cross, He bore the righteous judgments of God against sinners, fully satisfying God and leaving nothing for sinners to do but to believe in this good news and claim

Lewis Sperry Chafer preaches about the eternal security of the believer, emphasizing that the divine keeping guaranteed in the Word of God is certain for every child of God. The sermon delves into the purpose, power, and present attitude of God the Father, the sealing by God the Spirit, the uncondit

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches about the unwavering strength and protection found in the Lord, emphasizing that with God as our light and salvation, there is no need to fear any foe or enemy. The power of the Lord Jesus Christ works in the heart to destroy spiritual enemies, bringing salvation that s

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the misconception that simply knowing Bible verses or being baptized guarantees salvation. He shares a story of a person who thought they were saved but lived in sin for years until they had a transformative experience with God. The preacher emphasizes the impo

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of understanding the true nature of salvation. They caution against a destructive heresy that promotes a simplistic four-step process to enter heaven, emphasizing that salvation is not a guarantee that cannot be lost. The speaker also warns again

This sermon focuses on the Ansari people of South Asia, particularly known for their intricate silk weaving craftsmanship but often trapped in poverty due to exploitation. Despite their warm-hearted nature and Islamic practices, many Ansari lack assurance of salvation and are in need of hearing abou

This sermon emphasizes the importance of not drifting away from the truth of the Gospel, highlighting the consequences of neglecting salvation and the need for a devoted, active response to Christ. The speaker urges the audience to consider the seriousness of their faith compared to those under the

Robert Hawker preaches on the importance of fixing our eyes on the Lord Jesus for salvation, drawing from Zechariah 9:1 and Isaiah 45:22. He highlights the Father's love for Jesus as the Mediator and Surety of His church, emphasizing the need for believers to look to Jesus with the same love and dev

In this sermon, the preacher recounts a story about a young boy who walked a long distance and then suddenly died. The preacher emphasizes that he does not know if the boy was saved or not, but he believes that the boy asked a good question about salvation. The preacher then leads the congregation i

Ronald Hanko delves into the theological debate on whether salvation depends on God's grace or the sinner's free will, emphasizing the doctrine of irresistible grace. Irresistible grace asserts that when God determines to save a person, nothing can hinder that salvation, highlighting the sovereignty

Samuel Rutherford emphasizes the importance of depending on Christ and His grace for salvation, rather than relying on free will to keep or dispose of it. He compares Christ to a wise tutor, a good shepherd, and a skilled pilot, highlighting the need for lost souls to trust in Him for their salvatio

Selwyn Hughes emphasizes the essential belief in the resurrection of Jesus Christ for Christians, contrary to the views of some. He highlights that accepting Christ's resurrection is a basic precondition for salvation, as stated by Paul in Romans 10:9. Hughes clarifies that Christ's resurrection was

Thomas Reade preaches about God being the refuge for His people, emphasizing how God, in His infinite love, becomes the sinner's shelter from sin's guilt and punishment through Christ's reconciliation. Believers find peace and strength in God, knowing He reigns over all events and is a just God and

Thomas Reade preaches about the unveiling of great privileges of the church of God under the old and new dispensations, emphasizing the need for spiritual discernment to understand the wisdom and power of God. He highlights the journey of the convinced sinner from self-abasement and guilt to longing

Thomas Reade preaches on the eternal love of God as the source of the believer's happiness and the final glorification of the saints. He emphasizes the unchangeable promises of God in Christ, the blessings of redemption, and the sovereign will of God in salvation. Reade highlights the importance of

Thomas Reade preaches about the blessedness of the righteous, emphasizing that true salvation belongs to the Lord and that His blessing is upon His people. The sermon highlights the peace and security found in God, the importance of trusting in His promises, and the joy that comes from having a savi

Thomas Watson preaches about the incomparable greatness and sufficiency of Christ, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is all in all. He highlights the futility of relying on external religious privileges or worldly possessions for salvation, stressing that true salvation and acceptance with God come only

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the incredible love of God for the sinful world by giving His only Son to die on the cross. The preacher describes the brutal and agonizing death that Jesus endured, highlighting the depth of His sacrifice. The sermon also emphasizes the importance of obeying

In this sermon, Dr. Ironside discusses the concept of eternal life and its significance. He emphasizes that eternal life is not physical life or religious life, but something far greater. He explains that eternal life is a free gift given by Jesus Christ, obtained by accepting him as a substitute. D

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the Bible as the only source of spiritual guidance. He challenges the idea that there are many ways of salvation, stating that the Bible clearly states there is only one way. He quotes Matthew 7:13-14 and John 14:6 to support his claim that J

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the question of whether we will see our loved ones again after death. He acknowledges that we cannot ask angels, demons, or men who have returned from the grave for an answer. The speaker emphasizes that those who choose to be lost and reject the gospel will fac

William Cowper's sermon emphasizes the eternal nature and supreme power of God, highlighting His presence from the beginning of time to eternity. He praises God as the Almighty ruler of the sky, the source of salvation, and the compassionate listener to our prayers. Cowper expresses a deep sense of

William Guthrie preaches about the marks by which a person may know if they are in covenant with God and have a special interest in Christ. He discusses the preparatory work of the law, emphasizing its role in leading souls to the 'Spirit of adoption.' Guthrie highlights three main ways in which ind

This sermon emphasizes the importance of understanding who Jesus is speaking to in the Bible, highlighting the need to discern the intended audience to grasp the message correctly. It delves into Revelation 3:20, explaining that Jesus' message is often misapplied to unbelievers when it was directed

This sermon discusses the concept of babies who die going to heaven, regardless of their background or religion, as the righteousness of Christ is credited to them. It contrasts the vast number of these innocent souls with the symbolic 144,000 mentioned in Revelation, emphasizing the importance of b