how do you know, beyond the shadow of a doubt that you are saved

This is why we need to get beyond, “do you believe in Jesus?” If someone can still claim Christ but believe in a universalist, hell denying, LGBT-affirming Jesus then we have a serious problem. A twitter user informed him of that and told him that he should remove “Jesus Freak” as a descriptor of himself, but he promptly shot back “still a Jesus Freak!” He is pro-LGBTQ, pro BLM and pro-open mindedness amongst many other things.įascinatingly, on his bio on twitter, he still describes himself as a “Jesus Freak”. He declared that after being on a journey of many years, that he is no longer an evangelical and that he now has embraced the “universal Christ”. Recently Kevin Max, a former member of dc talk, declared on social media that he is an “Exvangelical”. But it is imperative if you care about the souls of those around you, that you learn how to ask the right questions to understand whether someone truly knows Christ or not. Where false versions of Christianity are not prominent. Maybe in countries where there is strong persecution.

Perhaps there are some countries on earth, where simply saying that might be enough. Obviously, we can’t know people’s hearts, but we know what they say, and simply saying “I believe in Jesus” is not enough. Sadly, a lot of the time even if they answer yes, they are still a hell-bound soul.

It’s not enough to ask someone if they believe in Jesus. If you truly care about his or her soul, you will get beyond “do you believe in Jesus?”.

How do you know, beyond the shadow of a doubt that you are saved