"I soon discovered, however, that my friend was living under a cloud of doubt concerning his salvation. He was worried that it might not last -- that he could somehow lose it. That lack of assurance affected almost every area of his life because he was never sure that he could measure up."
Kenneth Fleming, will guide you through important Bible teaching on the assurance of salvation. You can be certain that you are truly saved. You can replace fear, doubt, and anxiety with calm assurance based on the teaching of the Scriptures.
Pages: 28
Size: 4" x 6"
ISBN #: 978-1-59387-127-7
Format: Paperback
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 – What Assurance Is
Chapter 2 – What Assurance is Important
Chapter 3 – The Basis of the Believers Assurance
Chapter 4 – How Can We Have Assurance Now
Chapter 5 – Dangers Regarding the Doctrine of Assurance
Conclusion
Author info: Ken Fleming has been an enthusiastic and passionate Bible teacher for more than fifty years. His service for Christ has led him to many parts of the globe, including South Africa, where he spent twenty-five years as a missionary among the Zulu people. From 1977 through 2002, Ken taught in the Bible and Missions programs at Emmaus Bible College in Dubuque, Iowa. Today he continues proclaiming the gospel and strengthening the church body through writing and preaching ministries.
Books by Ken Fleming: Biblical Principles of Church Growth, Exodus: The Formation of a Nation, Genesis: From Creation to a Nation, God's Voice in the Stars, He Humbled Himself, Joshua: The Conquest of Canaan, Peter Fleming: A Man of Faith
Courses by Ken Fleming: Discovering Bible Study, Discovering Christ in the Psalms, Ephesians, Exodus: The Formation of a Nation, Genesis: From Creation to a Nation, God's Mandate for Missions, John the Baptist: Prophet of the Highest, Joshua: The Conquest of Canaan, Judges: Disobedience, Departure, Discipline, & Deliverance, 1 Peter, 2 Peter & Jude, Securely Saved and Sure of It!
Booklets by Ken Fleming: Assurance of Salvation, The Challenge of Change in Assembly Missions