It is common for Christians to experience bouts of doubt regarding the genuineness of their faith. Scripture teaches that true assurance isn't found in your own performance, but in the finished work of Christ and the internal witness of the Holy Spirit. Faith that lasts is faith that was real from the start.

Pastors Kevin Wilson and Elliot Ramos examine 1 John 2 to explore what it means to possess a genuine, saving faith. They discuss the difference between religious moralism and a heart transformed by God, providing clarity for those grappling with spiritual doubt.

- Genuine faith produces a new direction in life that naturally begins to separate from the values and priorities of a rebellious world.

- Understand that your security does not rest on the strength of your own commitment to Christ, but entirely on Christ’s commitment to you.

- Learn how the Holy Spirit acts as a seal of ownership, providing the discernment needed to stay rooted in truth and the confidence to know you truly belong to Him.

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