Yes, all Christians can and should have assurance of their salvation. Theologian R. Scott Clark explains how this assurance is found.

In this world we see people both cause and experience pain, suffering, and tragedy. How did humans get into such a mess, and how can we get out of it?

The resurrection of Christ makes the believer’s resurrection necessary. How is the day of firstfruits in the Old Testament related to every Christian’s certain future resurrection?

Many Christians wrestle with feelings of doubt and inadequacy, even though they recognize that all their sins are forgiven through Jesus’ sacrificial death on their behalf. This one word explains why your salvation in Christ is secure.

Man-made religion and regulations may have an appearance of wisdom, but they are of no effect in stopping sin or saving your soul. Here’s why you must always follow Jesus and only follow Jesus.

When it comes to biblical teaching on how predestination is involved in salvation, people worry that if we “give” God his sovereignty, then we are giving away our own freedom. Why is this a false dilemma?

Here’s an illustration involving two neighbors that explains why we can’t please God with our good works outside of Christ.

God provides so much we do not deserve. What can we learn from the Bible about God’s gracious nature?

There exist the visible church and the invisible church. What’s the difference?