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May 17, 2022 · For a Christian to lose salvation, God would have to erase the mark, withdraw the Spirit, cancel the deposit, break His promise, revoke the guarantee, keep the inheritance, forego the praise, and lessen His glory.
- Once Saved Always Saved
To be clear, salvation is more than saying a prayer or...
- Can a Christian “Give Back” Salvation
The short answer to this question is, no, a true Christian...
- What is Conditional Security
“And you also were included in Christ when you heard the...
- If Our Salvation is Eternally Secure, Why Does The Bible Warn so Strongly Against Apostasy
So, the child of God—the believer in Jesus Christ—is...
- Is Eternal Security a "License" to Sin
The apostle Paul addresses this issue in Galatians 3:3 when...
- Questions About Salvation
Can a Christian lose salvation? Once saved always saved? Is...
- Does Hebrews 6
This is one of the Bible’s most difficult passages to...
- Once Saved Always Saved
Oct 8, 2024 · This is one of the Bible’s most difficult passages to interpret, but one thing is clear—it does not teach that we can lose our salvation. There are two valid ways of looking at these verses:
- A Falling Away
- Sinning Willfully After Receiving The Knowledge of The Truth
- Becoming Entangled Again in The Pollutions of The World
- 22 Specific Sins That Could Keep You Out of Heaven
- Not Everyone Who Calls Jesus “Lord, Lord” Will Make It Into Heaven
- A Sin Leading to Death
- Fallen from Grace
- Having Your Name “Blotted Out” from The Book of Life
- Conclusion
In my opinion, this first verse hits the nail right on the head. Here is the verse, and then I will point out several key phrases showing that it might be possible for a Christian to lose their salvation with the Lord. First, notice the specific wording being used to describe what I believe is a saved and born again Christian: 1. Those who were onc...
This next verse is another real scary verse. The above verse talks about a “falling away”that could cause you to lose your salvation. This next verse goes another step further and specifically talks about “sinning willfully”after we have already received the knowledge of the truth from God. Here it is: Notice the first part of this verse says that ...
Here is another verse that matches up with the verse mentioned above. It talks about, after having already received the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, the dangers of returning back again to the “pollutions of the world”from which we have just come out of. Here it is: Again, I believe this verse is specifically talking about Christia...
If some of the above verses are possibly implying that you can lose your salvation – then what are some of the specific sins that could cause you to lose your salvation? These next two verses will give you some of those specific sins. Are these next two verses talking about Christians or nonbelievers? If you match these two verses up with the ones ...
This next powerful verse is coming direct from Jesus Himself. He specifically states that not everyone who calls Him “Lord, Lord” is going to make it into heaven, but only those who do the will of God the Father. The key word in this verse is the word “will”– the will of God the Father. What is the will of God the Father? One of His definite “wills...
This next verse is very interesting. It talks about a sin that could lead to death and a sin that will not lead to death. I believe the word “death”could be referring to the deaths of our souls once we die and cross cover, which would mean going straight to hell when we die. Again, is this verse referring to Christians? If it is, then it is definit...
The Bible specifically tells us that we are “saved by grace.” However, this next verse specifically says that we can “fall from grace.” If you put both of these phrases right next to one another, then I believe they could be telling us that a Christian could lose their salvation. I believe the words “fallen from grace” means exactly what it is sayi...
I will leave with you with one very scary intense verse from the Bible. This verse is coming direct from Jesus Himself from the Book of Revelation. The Book of Life is a Book that has every single saved and born-again believer recorded in it. Once you accept Jesus as your personal Lord and Savior, your name is then written and recorded in this Book...
You will each have to come to your own conclusions as to whether or not you feel a Christian can lose their salvation with the way all of the above verses are worded. I personally believe that all of the above verses mean exactlywhat they are saying. I personally believe that all of the above verses, and specifically some of the key phrases mention...
Feb 19, 2018 · 1. No, I don’t think genuine believers in Christ lose their salvation. 2. I think there is a kind of sinning that is more deliberate, more eager, more persistent than the way a genuine believer sins — sins that are confessed and forgiven.
Aug 11, 2021 · The biblical answer is clear: a genuine born-again Christian cannot lose salvation. God has given, secured, and promised eternal life in Christ Jesus, and nothing can separate us from His love.
- Philip Wijaya
Mar 23, 2020 · Many believers have held that yes, true Christians can lose their salvation because there are several New Testament texts that seem to indicate that this can happen. I’m thinking, for example, of Paul’s words in 1 Timothy 1:18–20:
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Jun 22, 2022 · Indeed, “faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead,” (James 2:17). My own opinion is that, though the warning passages are indeed addressed to believers, and though the warning texts refer to a genuine apostasy, a Christian cannot lose their salvation.
