What does it look like, practically in the believer's life, to trust-in/lean-upon Christ for salvation?
Edit for clarification:
What are the signs in a believer's life that he/she is trusting-in/leaning-upon Christ for salvation? (what kind of attitudes, reactions, thoughts, lifestyle, etc)
Often, saving faith is considered to have 3 essential elements: knowledge, belief, trust. It seems a person could have knowledge, think he/she believes, yet not truly be trusting-in/resting-upon Christ's saving work...such as a subconsciously-moralistic person who needs to realize they are actually resting upon their good works instead of resting entirely upon Christ. What are ways a believer can self-examine his/her heart to know if he/she is trusting-in/leaning-upon Christ? (We are often told we need to be resting upon Christ, but not as often do we hash-out what that practically looks like in a believer's life)
Edit for clarification:
What are the signs in a believer's life that he/she is trusting-in/leaning-upon Christ for salvation? (what kind of attitudes, reactions, thoughts, lifestyle, etc)
Often, saving faith is considered to have 3 essential elements: knowledge, belief, trust. It seems a person could have knowledge, think he/she believes, yet not truly be trusting-in/resting-upon Christ's saving work...such as a subconsciously-moralistic person who needs to realize they are actually resting upon their good works instead of resting entirely upon Christ. What are ways a believer can self-examine his/her heart to know if he/she is trusting-in/leaning-upon Christ? (We are often told we need to be resting upon Christ, but not as often do we hash-out what that practically looks like in a believer's life)
Last edited: