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Salvation & the Gospel – Questions

This page gathers the big salvation questions in one place — what the Gospel really is, why Jesus had to die, whether the story is actually true, how grace and repentance fit together, and how you can know you’re really saved.

You might have found these questions from the Basics page, the Salvation Plan page, or the Real Questions hub. However you got here, the goal is the same: honest, Bible-rooted help, not religious performance.

  • Start with the question that pulls on you the most.
  • Come back to the others as you’re ready.
  • It’s okay if you read them more than once.

How these salvation questions are organized

Most salvation questions fall into two big lanes:

  • Foundations: “Is this even real? Can I trust Jesus, the resurrection, the Bible, and what I’ve been told?”
  • Heart-level struggle: “Am I really saved? Why do I still feel this way? Did I mess it up?”

The questions below are grouped roughly along those lines. The “Foundations” studies dig into evidence and theology. The “Grace, repentance, and assurance” questions deal with the emotional and spiritual battles that come with actually trying to walk this out.

Foundations: “Is this really true?”

Big-picture evidence & theology
These are the “head questions” that still matter to your heart — about Jesus, His resurrection, prophecy, the Trinity, and whether you can trust the Bible at all.

Grace, repentance & assurance

Heart-level questions about being saved
These questions zoom in on what Jesus actually did for you, how grace works, what repentance really means, how to handle shame, and how to stand when doubt hits.

If your exact question isn’t here yet

This list will grow as more questions are answered. If your situation is a little different — something from your past, a relapse, a specific fear, or a phrase you can’t shake — you can share it on the Real Questions page.

Jesus is not nervous about your questions. You don’t have to hide them or handle them alone. Bringing them into the light with Him is part of how He shores up your foundation instead of letting it crack in the dark.