Show Notes
Can you really know whether you're saved? And what happens when a Christian continues to make mistakes?
Phil Robertson walks backward through 1 John 5 to explain the assurance of salvation, the forgiveness found in Jesus Christ, and the kind of life that follows genuine faith.
Salvation isn't about living a perfect life. Phil reminds believers to trust Jesus, love God, and let their faith change the way they live. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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