You have to wonder how many sincere people have never stepped into the that wheelbarrow, but continue to find security in their 'saving faith'. (Yesterday’s message) So what does ‘saving faith’ even look like, and how can one tell if they really have it? Does one simply have to ‘say they believe’, (in order to be ‘saved’) or must they ‘REALLY...believe ‘in their heart’... that ‘Jesus is the Son of God who died on a cross for their sins and was raised from the dead...’? And while we’re here, can you explain the difference between ‘belief’ and ‘faith’, or what it is we are even ‘saved from’? Trust me, it’s not like this question or topic hasn’t been discussed, debated, and broken down and analyzed before in most church circles, so this shouldn’t be a ‘new’ take on an age old point of contention when it comes to discussing matters of ‘saving faith’ in the Christian church. But it might be worth your time to at least look at scripture through a ‘fresh set of eyes’ today and hop...