Conversion and Assurance.
These are two fundamentally crucial subjects for Christians that must be thought through with clear biblical teaching and discernment. There is no time like now to be very clear about what it is to be converted to Christ and how we should think about the assurance of our salvation.
Who should RSVP below and come to this one day conference?
Pastors who want to be clear in their teaching about defining biblical salvation to their congregations.
Christians dealing with doubt or who know other Christians plagued by doubt about their salvation.
Christians who seek to clearly explain the gospel to others.
Christians who find themselves living in slavery to sinful desires, or want to help others in that position.
Anyone looking for an answer to cultural Christianity and ‘decisionism’ in the church.
Anyone seeking a clear description of the confident Christian life.
Christians concerned about whether they will stay true to the faith in their life.
Anyone who asks the question - Can I truly know that I am saved?
Anyone and Everyone in your church.
Any friend or relative who wants to understand the Christian faith.
Our Speaker: Dr Tom Schreiner.
Dr. Tom Schreiner is an Associate Dean for the School of Theology at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and the James Buchanan Harrison Professor of New Testament Interpretation and Professor of Biblical Theology. Prior to joining Southern, he taught New Testament at Azusa Pacific University. He also taught at Bethel Theological Seminary for 11 years. Schreiner is a Pauline scholar who has written extensively on this subject. He is married to Diane and they have four children. Schreiner is a member of Clifton Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky.
Schedule:
Doors open: 9:30 registration with coffee available in the foyer of the church.
10am - Talk 1
11am - Talk 2
12 pm - Lunch provided.
1pm - Talk 3
2 pm - Talk 4
3 - 3:30pm - possible Q&A
PLEASE REGISTER BELOW so we can prepare accordingly!
Note: There will be limited availability for nursery up to 4 years old. As this is almost a full day conference, we suggest parents find their own childcare arrangements.