By NT Wright2024-03-21T15:41:00
Q: How can I know if I’m truly saved? And is it possible to lose my salvation?
The question of being saved, or of losing one’s salvation, is a pastoral one that I’d suggest you address with your church pastor in the first instance.
I say this because some people are naturally more self-critical and have a tendency to worry, while others are much more bullish and assume everything will be all right in the end. There are potential pitfalls to both ways of thinking.
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