Confident Salvation | Ask Dr. John

July 30, 2025
Dr. John Neufeld

How do I overcome guilt from my past sins? What does it mean to be saved? How do I know I’m saved? Making the most of your Salvation and finding confidence in your salvation is essential for living a joy filled life in Christ, and yet this joy seems to elude far too many Christians. Join host Ben Lowell and Bible teacher Dr. John Neufeld as they discuss overcoming guilt, evidence and confidence in your salvation, and the importance of knowing all its benefits for the follower of Christ. This is the beginning of a 3-week Q & A series with conversations based on the questions provided by our listeners and viewers. In future weeks we’ll discuss issues that surround the challenges of the church in our present times, questions about Christian leadership, what makes an authentic leader, what do we learn from those who have fallen, and finally a variety of questions involving heaven and hell, the trinity and much more.

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