Should We Ever Say, "I Am Saved"?: What It Means to Be Assured of Salvation

by Herbert E. Douglass

What it means to be assured of salvation -- NowThe compelling insights found in Should We Ever Say, I Am Saved? summarize doctor Herbert E. Douglass's study and personal discovery through the years of what it means to be assured of salvation. In these pages you will learn the difference between genuine and false assurance; how to have genuine assurance now; what Ellen White really said about assurance; how Grace relates to faith; what works, legalism,...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0816319677
• ISBN13: 9780816319671
• Release Date: January 2003
• Publisher: Pacific Press Publishing Association
• Length: 158 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A book that provides encouragement and assurance

Many Christians are unsure about their salvation and spend years worrying if they are good enough. How do you feel when someone asks you `Are you Saved?' Uncomfortable? Unsure? At peace? Author Dr. Herbert Douglas, offers some compelling insights on what it means to be assured of salvation and peace of mind. It addresses the issues of works, legalism and perfection, as well as the difference between false and genuine assurance. If you long to be delivered from doubt and filled with faith, this is a must-read.