This is our 8th episode of “Scripture Matters,” which marks the half-way point in our study of Jack Wilkie’s latest book, “You Are Saved - A Christian's Assurance." We sit down with the author and evangelist to gain further insight into his thoughts regarding God's Word and the assurance of salvation that many Christians are lacking.

We hit the halfway mark of Jack Wilkie’s book and slow down to press deeper into why so many Christians doubt their salvation. We talk through sin, grace, faith, and the finished work of Jesus so we can learn to see ourselves the way God sees us:

• why “once saved barely saved” thinking wrecks peace
• how overcorrecting against cheap grace creates constant fear
• why misunderstanding sin makes it feel bigger
• the turning point of “But God” in Ephesians 2
• why refusing to say “I know I’m saved” can signal mistrust
• image bearing and relationship with God instead of performance
• the prodigal son and refusing the Father’s embrace
• what “It Is Finished” really means for assurance
• why forgiveness has no asterisk and no hidden fees
• old covenant sins covered vs new covenant sins taken away
• Hebrews 10 and the priest who stands vs Christ who sits
• a clear definition of biblical faith as trusting obedience
• encouragement for weak faith and “help my unbelief”
• walking in the light as confession not perfection
• assurance while fighting repeat sins without giving up

Don’t forget we have new episodes that comes out of Scriptural Matters that drops every Friday afternoon at 3 30 on YouTube, Facebook, and also all of the major podcast platforms.

To view, Jack Wilkie's debate with Jeremiah Nortier, regarding the essentiality of baptism, check out the link below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRCL5QGzZ3U

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