CAN I LOSE MY SALVATION? - PART 1 ( 3 OF 7)
Scripture: 1 John 5:13
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Can I Lose My Salvation? - Part 1 (3 of 7)
Series: You Asked For It
Jordan Easley
1 John 5:13
Jon Steingard was lead vocalist and guitarist for the Christian rock band Hawk Nelson, but recently announced that he no longer believes in God. In an Instagram post on May 20, 2020, Steingard confessed that after growing up in a Christian home and being the lead front man for a Christian rock band said, “I no longer believe in God.” As you can expect, reactions to this statement have been all over the map. For many, stories such as these bring up the question of eternal security .
We wonder… If someone willingly walks away from God, does this indicate they’ve lost their salvation… or were they never truly saved in the first place? Or what about the person who produces no spiritual fruit but claims to be a Christian? Or, what about the person who does produce fruit for a while but stops pursuing God and chooses not to have a relationship with God? Or what about… If such a person changes their mind and decides to repent, does that mean their works got their salvation back?
These types of questions haunt the minds of many Christians who worry about loved ones who are leaving the faith. And some believers battle daily, wondering whether or not they are still saved after committing a sin. In fact, the reason I’m preaching this message is because one of you submitted the question:
Can I lose my salvation?
We’re going to unpack this question over the next few weeks, and what we’re going to discover is that the Bible seems to indicate that our salvation is eternally secure once we’ve been truly saved.
You know what’s awesome? Being SAVED is awesome. But you know what’s even better than that? Being SAVED and KNOWING that you’re saved. But you know what’s even better than that? Being SAVED… and KNOWING that you’re saved… and also KNOWING that you will never be lost again!
There’s nothing like living a doubt-free life and KNOWING that you are saved! John ...
Series: You Asked For It
Jordan Easley
1 John 5:13
Jon Steingard was lead vocalist and guitarist for the Christian rock band Hawk Nelson, but recently announced that he no longer believes in God. In an Instagram post on May 20, 2020, Steingard confessed that after growing up in a Christian home and being the lead front man for a Christian rock band said, “I no longer believe in God.” As you can expect, reactions to this statement have been all over the map. For many, stories such as these bring up the question of eternal security .
We wonder… If someone willingly walks away from God, does this indicate they’ve lost their salvation… or were they never truly saved in the first place? Or what about the person who produces no spiritual fruit but claims to be a Christian? Or, what about the person who does produce fruit for a while but stops pursuing God and chooses not to have a relationship with God? Or what about… If such a person changes their mind and decides to repent, does that mean their works got their salvation back?
These types of questions haunt the minds of many Christians who worry about loved ones who are leaving the faith. And some believers battle daily, wondering whether or not they are still saved after committing a sin. In fact, the reason I’m preaching this message is because one of you submitted the question:
Can I lose my salvation?
We’re going to unpack this question over the next few weeks, and what we’re going to discover is that the Bible seems to indicate that our salvation is eternally secure once we’ve been truly saved.
You know what’s awesome? Being SAVED is awesome. But you know what’s even better than that? Being SAVED and KNOWING that you’re saved. But you know what’s even better than that? Being SAVED… and KNOWING that you’re saved… and also KNOWING that you will never be lost again!
There’s nothing like living a doubt-free life and KNOWING that you are saved! John ...
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