Describing himself as the “beloved apostle,” John never doubted Jesus’ love for him. This same love coupled with light compelled John to fellowship with God. In his first epistle, John teaches that obligation in the Christian life does no elicit an automatic response. There are things we know we should do, but do not. Dr. Rick Flanders shares his study on I John and teaches us how we can trust God to enable us to walk in the light. Let God fellowship with you today.

One of the greatest hindrances to assurance of salvation is improper preaching about it. Within conservative Christianity, there is a debate about how one gains assurance, and that conflict is reflected in the preaching of the day, primarily in “Get Lost Preaching.” Listen as Jim Van Gelderen unfolds the debate about assurance of salvation, challenges our thinking, and leads us to know whether we have been saved or not.

Can I be saved but feel lost? To focus on your feelings leads to defeat and doubt. Read as Bobby Bosler explains how doubt “tanks” a believer, but God’s Word gives us confidence!

God wants us to live above doubt and know for sure that we have eternal life. We do not have to stumble through a fog wondering if we are saved, basing salvation upon feelings or behavior. Listen as Dr. Rick Flanders leads us to agree with the Bible and find assurance rooted in the unchanging, everlasting Word of God.

A new year invites new plans, but real change begins with faith that walks, not just resolves. This episode challenges believers to ground their steps in the Word of God, trust His promises, and live out who they already are in Christ. If you’re longing for peace, direction, and spiritual momentum, this conversation will point you back to the foundation that never shifts.