SHOCKING Sermon (PART 2) | Paul Washer | Inspirational & Motivational Video

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Belief in salvation should be examined for authenticity, cautioning against trusting one's own heart or a preacher's declaration. Self-examination, obedience to God's commandments, and repentance are highlighted as indicators of true conversion.

Insights

  • Emphasizing personal examination over external validation for salvation, Paul urges believers to constantly assess their faith rather than relying solely on past experiences or others' declarations.
  • The book of 1 John outlines specific tests for genuine faith, focusing on obedience to God's commandments, sensitivity to sin, repentance, and confession as crucial evidence of true conversion, stressing the need for a comprehensive alignment with biblical standards in all aspects of life.

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  • How can one ensure their belief in salvation is authentic?

    By examining their heart, mind, and actions for sincerity.

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"Testing True Faith for Eternal Salvation"

  • People claim to be saved based on their belief, but fail to question the authenticity of their belief.
  • Trusting one's heart or mind for assurance of salvation is cautioned against due to their deceitful nature.
  • Relying on a preacher's declaration of salvation is questioned, emphasizing personal examination.
  • Paul urges believers to test themselves presently, not just recalling past conversion experiences.
  • Gradual backsliding and embracing worldly ways may indicate a lack of true conversion.
  • Urgency is stressed in self-examination in light of eternity and the reality of heaven and hell.
  • The book of 1 John provides tests for genuine faith, emphasizing obedience to God's commandments.
  • Sensitivity to sin, repentance, and confession are highlighted as evidence of true conversion.
  • The importance of conforming all aspects of life, including clothing choices, to biblical standards is emphasized.
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