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Secure in Christ: Assurance of Salvation

If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, wondered if your salvation is real, or feared you weren’t doing enough to stay saved, you’re not alone. Many believers struggle with assurance, even after years of faith.

The good news is this: biblical assurance of salvation is possible. And it’s not rooted in your performance—it’s anchored in God’s intentional design and unchanging promises.

What Does It Mean To Be Secure in Christ?

“Secure in Christ” is more than a phrase—it’s a deeply biblical reality. God doesn’t offer conditional acceptance. He provides unbreakable salvation through Christ alone.

To have a healthy relationship with God, you need to understand:

  • Why salvation, once received, cannot be lost
  • How security shapes your identity, emotions, and relationships
  • What Scripture says about God’s unshakable grip on those He saves

Take The Assurance Assessment

Not sure what you believe about security—or want to clarify where you stand? The Secure in Christ Assessment is a reflective tool designed to help you:

  • Understand your beliefs about salvation
  • Gently challenge theological contradictions
  • Identify areas of uncertainty or healing

🔹 Take the Assurance Assessment (PDF)

Read Secure in Christ – The Book

The Secure in Christ book is your guide to understanding eternal security with clarity and compassion. Through theology, counseling insights, and personal reflection, it walks you through:

  • The foundation of salvation
  • Common doubts and fears
  • How security transforms relationships and emotions

🔹 Preview Chapter 1 and see book details.
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Need Help Understanding Salvation?

Assurance isn’t just theological—it’s relational. If you’re ready to process your questions with someone who understands both Scripture and emotional healing, I’d be honored to walk with you.

🔹 Contact Matt

Recent Posts on Salvation

Here are some of my latest reflections on assurance, security, and the freedom found in Christ: