6 - Confirming Salvation in Following New Believers

There are many who have accepted Christ, without being certain that they have accepted Him. Your primary task in the first meeting is to confirm to the person what Christ has done in his life.

Explaining to him the following points:
1 - Confirmation of salvation is not based on feelings.

2-   Confirmation of salvation is not based on what others say about you.

3- Confirmation of salvation is based on the Holy Word.

4- Confirmation of salvation is based on the testimony of the Holy Spirit.

5-   Confirmation of salvation is based on the truth of Christ’s promise to us.

Use the train drawing found in the Four Spiritual Truths to confirm the certainty of salvation to those you are following.

The train contains three cars: the engine “the Word of God,” the fuel “faith,” and the goods car “feeling.” The train can run without the goods car “feeling,” and the certainty of salvation is also based on the Word of God and faith. The Word of God says, “So faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” (Romans 10:17)

Question:
How can you use the train diagram to assure your followers of the assurance of salvation?

Question:
Assurance of salvation is based on the following, except:

1. The Holy Word.

3. What others say about you.

3. The testimony of the Holy Spirit.

4. The truth of Christ’s promise to us.

In the “assurance of salvation” train model, the train can run without feelings or faith. This statement… .

1. True.

2. False.