Study Guide · Salvation

Will Jesus Say To Saints; " I Never Knew You? "

In this teaching, Apostle Mary Banks examines one of the most sobering passages in Scripture, Matthew 7:13-23, to answer a critical question: could Jesus tell someone who calls Him Lord, 'I never knew you'? Drawing on insight from her son Apostle Mike's teaching, Banks walks through the strait gate and narrow way, the warning against false prophets who come in sheep's clothing, and the distinction between those who fall from grace after truly being saved and those who were never known by Christ at all. She unpacks the difference between saints who dishonor their calling and become castaways, and false prophets whose entire ministry was built on deception, never having been written in the Lamb's Book of Life. The study emphasizes that outward works, prophecy, casting out devils, and wonders, are not proof of salvation, and that only a life of holiness and perseverance secures one's calling and election. Readers will gain a clearer understanding of eternal security, the coming judgment, and the urgency of examining their own walk with God. This short but weighty teaching is ideal for believers who want to move beyond surface-level faith into a deeper, more discerning relationship with Christ. It is especially suited for those wrestling with questions about assurance of salvation, the nature of false ministers in the church, and the fear of the Lord as a motivator for holy living. Written in a pastoral, personal tone, it reads like a heartfelt letter from a spiritual mother urging her family in the faith to stay the course until the end.

Apostle Mary Banks · 1 chapter · 1k words · 23 scripture links