Theological Term of the Week
Tuesday, December 15, 2009 at 9:02PM
rebecca in assurance of faith, assurance of salvation, soteriology, theological terms

assurance of salvation
The believer’s conviction that, by God’s grace, he belongs to Christ, has received full pardon for all sins, and will inherit eternal life.1

Learn more:

  1. Loraine Boettner: Personal Assurance That One Is Among the Elect
  2. John MacArthur: A Believer’s Assurance: A Practical Guide to Victory over Doubt
  3. Augustus Toplady: Thoughts on the Assurance of Faith
  4. Kevin DeYoung: Assurance in the Reformed Confessions, Part 1 and Part 2
  5. Tom Schreiner: Perseverance and Assurance: A Survey and a Proposal (pdf)
  6. D. A. Carson: Reflections on Assurance (pdf)
  7. S. Lewis Johnson: The Doctrine of Assurance (Read, listen or download)
  8. Joel Beeke: Perseverance and Assurance (mp3)

Related terms:

1From Living for God’s Glory by Joel Beeke

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