Stop Asking Jesus Into Your Heart: How to Know for Sure You Are Saved Free Audiobook Download by J.D. Greear

In this audiobook, author J.D. Greear will explain the foundation of our faith and why we need to be secure in that foundation before asking Jesus into our hearts.

There are two certainties. The first is that God is good and loves you, and the second is that Jesus said to ask him into your heart. In this new book, author J.D. Greear takes a hard look at the reality of salvation in our culture today, pointing out how Christians often struggle to know for sure if they are saved. This book will help you be confident in knowing when you have put your trust in Jesus Christ alone as Savior and Lord

It's not easy to follow Jesus. So why does the question arise of whether or not I am saved? Is it possible for someone to ask the question wrong? It seems like the answer is no, but I don't believe that. There are many ways to think about being saved and one way is by asking Jesus into your heart.

This is a book filled with some of the most powerful truths to be found anywhere in Scripture. The first few chapters teach readers how to know for sure they are saved. But this isn't an easy task, and many people struggle to find that assurance. Chaplain Tom Parks visits them on the pages of this book, sharing personal stories and lessons he has learned while serving as a chaplain at a university hospital.

Justification by faith alone is the central message of this book. People who have made a decision to follow Jesus are saved; they no longer need to ask Him into their heart. They do not need to confess their sins, or add on good works to be forgiven. They may, however, continue in obedience until they die and then be judged according to that which is revealed of Jesus through the Bible.

Christ died for our sins, but he doesn't have to be the center of our lives. As believers in Jesus, we can take time to focus on what He has done for us and understand how it impacts the way we live our daily lives. Tom Parks tells us about how Paul had a profound change in his relationship with Christ.