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Doubt says you could lose it. Grace says you’re already held. We invited Lefty to share a testimony that doesn’t flinch—how fear about “losing salvation” slowly gave way to assurance rooted in Scripture, community, and the Father’s unbreakable love. What follows is more than a feel-good story; it’s a map for anyone who has googled “am I really saved?” in the dark and wished someone living and breathing would answer with patience and truth.
We walk through the texts that steadied his heart—1 John 5:12-13, John 17:3, the call of Galatians 6 to carry one another, and the reminder in 2 Corinthians to boast only in the Lord. We push past head-versus-heart clichés and dig into what sanctification actually feels like: a long obedience, a sharpening of desire, a love that grows even as you notice sin more clearly. Lefty’s wife suggests a simple practice—journaling psalms—that becomes a lifeline. That habit, along with late-night panels and real friendships, replaces isolation with fellowship and replaces vague fear with specific promises. Along the way, we tackle hard topics: eternal security versus anxiety, the difference between discipline and disowning, and why “greasy grace” is a bad read of a good God.
If you’ve been told assurance is arrogance, or that one stumble erases your name, this conversation offers a better word. Adoption isn’t fragile. The Father’s grip is stronger than your worst day. And when a church community actually shows up—answering questions about Romans 11, singing over one another, praying boldly—the need to outsource your soul to algorithms fades. Come hear a story that will steady your steps and lift your eyes to the One who keeps what He saves.
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