How Do You Know You're Really Saved?

Salvation changes you. Not because good works earn salvation, but because genuine salvation begins a work of God that doesn't leave us where He found us. In "The Evidence of Salvation," Education Pastor William Hunt takes us into Romans 12:1-2 and a foundational question every Christian should consider: If I have been saved by Christ, what evidence should that salvation produce in my life? Scripture presents salvation as more than a moment or an experience from our past. God justifies us, declaring us righteous through faith in Christ. He sanctifies us, continually transforming us to become more like Christ. And one day, He will glorify us, forever removing sin from our lives. That transformation should become visible. It changes the way we think. It changes what we're willing to surrender. It changes the way we live. Ultimately, it changes what our lives produce. Jesus said that others should see our good works and glorify our Father in heaven. James wrote that faith without works is dead. Paul taught that those who belong to Christ have crucified the flesh and that the Spirit produces recognizable fruit in their lives. The question isn't simply, "Did something happen to me once?" The question is, "What is Jesus doing in me now?" Watch Corryton Live every Sunday at: https://corryton.online.church/