Product Description
by Lam Cin Thang (Author)
The book titled "The Assurance of Salvation" is divided into three parts, each exploring various aspects of salvation and providing insights from Scripture. Part One delves into fundamental aspects such as sin, forgiveness, redemption, and eternal life, emphasizing the role of Jesus Christ in salvation. It also discusses concepts like predestination, justification, sanctification, and glorification. Part Two compares and contrasts different aspects of salvation, including the relationship between salvation and good works, law and grace, and two births and deaths. Part Three examines salvation-related scriptures, drawing from stories like Noah's Ark and the sacrifice of Isaac. It concludes with practical applications such as prayer and an invitation for salvation. This compilation, crafted over five decades, aims to spread the gospel to English-speaking audiences and lead souls to Christ. Lam Cin Thang graduated from Rangoon University in 1968. Born again in Paletwa, Chin State in 1975. In 1980, he left his teaching job and joined the Union Biblical Seminary in Yavatmal, India under the Serampore Senate in 1980-83. His ministry journey began in the Siyin Region Baptist Association and within the Zomi Baptist Convention, he played a pivotal role as a resource person in various areas, such as evangelism and missions (Chins for Christ in One Century), youth, and women's conferences. He later pursued further studies, earning a Doctor of Ministry degree from Union Theological Seminary (Philippines), jointly with Myanmar Institute of Theology, in 2007. He served as the senior pastor at Yangon Siyin Baptist Church from 1992 to 2009. He also held the position of principal at All Nations Theological Seminary from 2001 to 2020, contributing to the education and training of future religious leaders. Additionally, he remained active as a resource person in the Evangelism and Mission Department of the Myanmar Baptist Convention from 1992 to 2023. Various language and regional groups across the country frequently invited him to share the gospel.
