Do you ever wonder if you're truly saved—or just going through the motions of religion?

Lila Rosewood believed she was a good person. Baptized, confirmed, and raised in Catholic tradition, she thought her salvation was secured through religious rituals, prayers to saints, and doing good deeds. But deep inside, something was missing.

In this honest and deeply personal journey, Lila shares how her search for God led her beyond religious tradition and into the life-changing truth of the gospel. She reveals how grace—not works—transformed her heart, broke spiritual confusion, and gave her a real relationship with Jesus Christ.

If you've ever questioned:

Am I really saved?

Does being religious mean I know God?

Is grace enough to save someone like me?

This book is for you.

"I Thought I Was Saved" speaks directly to the hearts of those who grew up in church but feel spiritually empty, confused, or unsure about their salvation. With warmth, Scripture, and relatable truth, Lila walks with you toward the freedom she found in Christ.

✅ A must-read for:

Catholics exploring salvation by grace

Christians unsure about their faith journey

Anyone tired of empty religion and hungry for real relationship with God

Discover the freedom of knowing Jesus—not through rituals, but through grace.