The Bread of Life (Part 3 of 5)
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Dec 2, 2025 Doubt isn’t just for new believers; even seasoned Christians face uncertainty. Alistair Begg dives into the assurance of salvation, linking Jesus as the Bread of Life to our spiritual fulfillment. He discusses the difference between curiosity sparked by Jesus' miracles and true saving faith. As the crowd thins out with hard teachings, the idea of divine drawing emerges. Ultimately, faith is portrayed as a testament to election, assuring believers of God’s promise to preserve them.
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Christ Fulfills Deep Spiritual Hunger
- Jesus calls himself the true sustainer of the human soul as "the bread of life."
- Coming to and believing in Christ meets the core spiritual hunger and thirst of people.
Signs Can Stir Curiosity Without Faith
- Clear signs and teaching can stir curiosity without producing true faith.
- Many respond to Jesus' miracles with political hopes or transient interest, not conversion.
Evangelism Rooted In The Father's Will
- Jesus grounds evangelistic confidence in the Father's will, not crowd response.
- The Father has eternally given a people to the Son who will come to him.



Periods of doubt and discouragement aren’t exclusive to unbelievers and new believers. Long-time Christians also experience uncertain times. So how can you be confident your salvation is secure in shaky times? Find out on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg.