
The Biblical Evidence of Salvation
From CorrytonCast by Corryton Church
June 7, 2026 · 51 min · Episode 731
About this episode
Dr. Rocky Ramsey examines the biblical evidence of salvation and how believers can evaluate their faith honestly and confidently.
How do you know that you're really a Christian? Many people point to a prayer they prayed, a decision they made, or an experience they had years ago. But what does the Bible say? In this message, Dr. Rocky Ramsey begins a two-part study examining the biblical evidence of salvation. Drawing heavily from 1 John and the teachings of Jesus, this message explores how believers can evaluate their faith honestly and confidently. Part One covers: • Why thinking you're a Christian doesn't necessarily make you one • What Jesus meant when He warned that many would be deceived about their faith • Why Christians belong to God • Why assurance must be grounded in Scripture, not assumptions • The evidence of recognizing your inability to save yourself • Trusting completely in Christ's work for salvation • Growing obedience as evidence of genuine faith Do you have a question for Pastor Rocky? Email media@corrytonchurch.com to submit your questions today. Watch Corryton Live every Sunday at: https://corryton.online.church/
People in this episode
Host: Dr. Rocky Ramsey
Topics covered
- salvation
- Christian faith
- biblical evidence
- assurance
- obedience
- self-evaluation
Keywords
- Christianity
- salvation
- faith
- 1 John
- Jesus
- assurance
- obedience
- self-evaluation
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Corryton Church
Books & works: 1 John
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