One believes with the heart, resulting in righteousness, and one confesses with the mouth, resulting in salvation.”Īmong Evangelical Christians, there is debate on the nuances of salvation, including the measures of God’s action versus ours, the role of repentance and works, and even the work of the Holy Spirit. “If you confess with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. Perhaps the most poignant for me is Romans 10:9-10: The “Roman Road” is a series of verses in Romans that lay out the way of salvation. There are many verses in the Bible that give us assurance of eternal salvation. Here are five promises that resonate with me: 1. But, no doubt certain promises resonate with us depending on where we are at a particular point in our lives or in our faith journeys. Which promises are for you? Well, if you’re a believer in Jesus Christ, it’s safe to say that it’s all of them. These promises cover the gamut of topics from God’s plan of salvation to assurances we can claim for our daily living. According to one count, there are 3,573 promises in the Bible. More specifically, it tells us how we, God’s creation, can be restored to an eternal relationship with God through a relationship with Jesus Christ.Īs a way of communicating to us the ways in which God has worked throughout history and continues to work today to redeem His people back to Himself, the Bible share an incredible number of promises. It tells us of the grand story of God’s self-revelation to the world. Once we accept this truth, there is an enormous amount of value to be gained from its pages. We accept by faith that the sacred Scriptures we identify as the Holy Bible are the inspired (God-breathed), infallible (never failing), and inerrant (without error) Word of God.

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