Religious Guarantee - Correct and Fake

 You could respond Just as well, some of them require it!' However we also have to reckon that'S None is righteous, no, not one and all have sinned and flunk of the glory of God'(Romans 3:10 & 3:23). Add to the the serious truth -'by works of regulations nobody is likely to be justified'(Galatians 2:16), that is, no body gets right with God by efforts at keeping his law. While we might be exceptionally pleasant and caring, we've never kept God's law perfectly.

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As a result, in spite of our personal high self-estimate, we too have already missed the mark, and put beside God's standard, we're law-breakers. And if we have never personally placed our trust in Jesus Christ, who died for the ungodly'(Rom. 5:6), and if we have never actively come to God in repentance and faith whoever does not believe is condemned already, when he has not believed in the name of the only real Son of God'(John 3:18).

These biblical truths show a few of why people build false hopes; our personal means of feeling we are adequate for a pass mark from God. People place their confidence in their relations, famous ancestors, wealth, qualifications, help of others, churchgoing, Bible reading, prayers, giving to charities, helping the sick and numerous other good works and religious devotions. Some things might be highly commendable, but what provides you with a false assurance is convinced that all the great things you do will earn God's approval on the Great Day of reckoning.

In effect, what you say is,'I might not be perfect, but God is likely to take note of me and allow me to through.' You are reckoning that God is under a kind of moral obligation to simply accept your merits. With this specific thinking, you do not need the perfect merits of the loving Son of God who gave himself to the condemnation sinners deserved, so they may go free. All the while you refuse to simply accept Christ as your Saviour and reckon you can save yourself, you've false assurance. That's the greatest ingratitude, thinking Jesus wasted his time dying on the cross and that you will make do without him!

I am hoping you're clear on the period, because it might well be that unbelief like which will condemn you to hell for ever. I cannot say it anymore clearly! So, let's turn to clarify true assurance. When you yourself have accepted Scripture's verdict that you will be a missing sinner - a law-breaker, and under God's judgement and have confessed your sin to God and considered him, trusting that Jesus, who had been without sin, died bearing the penalty your sins deserved, then you are you going to know he has accepted you. You then will accept his promises Whoever believes in him is not condemned and Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life John 3:18 & 3:36). Now, all who receive God's free gift of salvation,'have been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ'(Rom. 5:1). If you have, you will be assured that you have been accepted in Christ With the exact same acceptance the Father has of the Son!