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How do we know true faith in Christ is genuine?

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True faith is recognized by the genuine work of the Holy Spirit in one’s heart, resulting in a transformed life.

In the sermon, the distinction between true and false faith revolves around the work of God’s Holy Spirit in a person's heart. True faith is born of incorruptible seed through the Word of God, as discussed in 1 Peter 1:23. When one has truly tasted the grace of God, they will exhibit signs of spiritual growth and transformation, evidenced by a desire for righteousness and an aversion to sin. Additionally, true faith in Christ encompasses not just knowledge but a personal relationship with Him, marked by a longing to continue in that faith, as depicted by the assurance found in John 15 where the branches must abide in the vine.
Scripture References: 1 Peter 1:23, John 15:1-8

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