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Multiple Choice

Can Christians have assurance of salvation?

The idea being tested is whether a Christian can have confident, personal assurance that they are saved. The best choice is Yes because Scripture presents assurance as a normal part of the believer’s life, grounded not in feelings or performance but in God’s promises and Christ’s finished work. Jesus promises eternal life to those who believe, so faith in Him brings a present, enduring certainty. The Holy Spirit also testifies with our spirit that we are children of God, giving internal confirmation of our adoption. Scripture directly states that you may know you have eternal life, and it speaks of God’s plan and Christ’s work as securing that destiny, meaning nothing can undo what He has accomplished. Because assurance comes from God’s character and promises, it is available to all who trust in Christ, not just pastors. Options suggesting it’s not addressed or limited to certain people or that Christians cannot have assurance don’t fit with these biblical truths.

The idea being tested is whether a Christian can have confident, personal assurance that they are saved. The best choice is Yes because Scripture presents assurance as a normal part of the believer’s life, grounded not in feelings or performance but in God’s promises and Christ’s finished work. Jesus promises eternal life to those who believe, so faith in Him brings a present, enduring certainty. The Holy Spirit also testifies with our spirit that we are children of God, giving internal confirmation of our adoption. Scripture directly states that you may know you have eternal life, and it speaks of God’s plan and Christ’s work as securing that destiny, meaning nothing can undo what He has accomplished. Because assurance comes from God’s character and promises, it is available to all who trust in Christ, not just pastors.

Options suggesting it’s not addressed or limited to certain people or that Christians cannot have assurance don’t fit with these biblical truths.