Amalinda Baptist Podcast

1 John - The proof of righteousness - Part 3

30 min · 2. juli 2026
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Many Christians wrestle with an important question: If I still struggle with sin, how can I know that I am truly saved? In this episode, we explore what the Bible teaches about the assurance of salvation, the ongoing reality of sin in the believer's life, and the hope found in God's grace. Together, we examine these questions through the lens of Scripture, offering biblical insight into how believers can have confidence in their salvation while continuing to grow in faith and holiness. Join us as we discover what God's Word says about assurance, repentance, and the transforming work of Christ in the life of every believer.

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1 John- The proof of righteousness- Part 1

In a world filled with competing ideas and distorted truths, God's Word remains the reliable guide that leads us to where He intends us to be.  In the book of 1 John, the apostle confronts the false teachings of Gnosticism, which separated spiritual knowledge from practical living. John reminds believers that true faith is not merely intellectual belief or hidden knowledge—it is a life transformed by a relationship with Jesus Christ. This message explores God's call to authentic fellowship with Him and with one another.  Through 1 John, we discover that Christianity is more than a set of doctrines to affirm; it is a way of life marked by obedience, love, truth, and walking in the light. As we allow Scripture to direct our path, we learn how to live out our faith daily and experience the fullness of the fellowship God desires for His people.

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