In this message — The Prayer God Always Hears & The Sin He Never Forgives — Pastor Kevin tackles the most difficult passage in 1 John as he addresses “the sin that leads to death.” As he navigates through the passage, he points out how difficult it is for us to truly know what John […]
In this message — Overcoming Doubt — Pastor Kevin addresses the issue of assurance of salvation. Can we have that? Can we know with 100% certainty that we are truly saved? Though there are churches and denominations that emphatically say we can’t, the apostle John in these verses shows us how our hearts can be […]
In this message — How Can I Really Know I’m Saved? — Pastor Kevin addresses the topic of assurance of salvation. As he answers this question, he first helps us define the meaning of assurance of salvation in contrast to the security of salvation. He further helps us recognize the two extremes people often take on […]
In this sermon, Pastor Kevin looks at how God assures us that we are His children. In this passage, the writer of Hebrews reminds them and us that one of the keys to assurance is to “remember the former days.” As we look back at our lives, we are able to see two things that […]
In this message, Pastor Kevin concludes his look at a passage that is designed to help us, as believers, have the assurance of our salvation. From this section, we discover that there are three things that give evidence of genuine conversion, and how those things are used to give a believer the full assurance of […]
In this message, Pastor Kevin looks at how the writer of Hebrews, who previously gave such stern warnings (6:4-8), now gives a strong encouragement to those who are believers (6:9-12). From this section, we discover several things that give evidence of genuine conversion and how those things are used to give a believer the full assurance […]
In this sermon, Jim Anderson looks at Luke 3:7-14 which addresses John’s call to bear fruit, which reveals that true repentance and faith are present in the individual. If visible fruit is absent, so is faith and repentance.