In the verses we are studying together in this series, John focuses on the test of loving God and loving His people. And if you love God and His people according to Scripture, you will have assurance of your salvation in Christ Jesus.
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The Divine Pattern of Confession - Part 2
According to Psalm 51, God’s people are marked by coming to the throne of grace in repentance, knowing that God is faithful and just to forgive us our sins.
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The Divine Pattern of Confession - Part 1
In this powerful psalm, King David teaches us that we are to confess our sin and to earnestly seek God’s forgiveness. As believers, we are to appeal to God’s character—that He is willing to forgive iniquity, transgression, and sin.
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Forget None of His Benefits! - Part 4
Because of God’s grace, believers can be completely forgiven of all their sins through the work of Jesus Christ. This reality is the heart of the gospel message—that people cannot save themselves but must put their faith in Jesus Christ.
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Forget None of His Benefits! - Part 3
This psalm and all of Scripture teach that God’s goodness is inherently who He is. God’s goodness isn’t part of who He is—it is who He is! And because of this unchanging reality, God expresses His goodness towards His people as a reflection of His character.
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