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Actually, it goes like this: If I keep believing Jesus keeps me saved I will never lose it.if you truly believed Jesus keeps you saved, you would never think you could lose it.
Actually, it goes like this: If I keep believing Jesus keeps me saved I will never lose it.if you truly believed Jesus keeps you saved, you would never think you could lose it.
Actually, it goes like this: If I keep believing Jesus keeps me saved I will never lose it.
EVERY believer is secure in Christ.I absolutely see what you are saying it is still so so baffling to me though
The person who led me to the Lord when I was in University ( a reformed baptist btw) taught me via scripture that I was secure in Jesus and right away I just knew it was Truth, I just find it baffling that someone would argue against it, being secure in Christ really is the Good News, there is no Good News otherwise.
"Actually, it goes like this: If I keep believing Jesus..."
EVERY believer is secure in Christ.
Those who presently believe are presently saved (1 Corinthians 15:1-2). It is the former believer that is not secure in Christ.
Ummmm, what is a "flat eat there"?![]()
I absolutely see what you are saying it is still so so baffling to me though
The person who led me to the Lord when I was in University ( a reformed baptist btw) taught me via scripture that I was secure in Jesus and right away I just knew it was Truth, I just find it baffling that someone would argue against it, being secure in Christ really is the Good News, there is no Good News otherwise.
I keep believing that my sins are forgiven through the blood of Christ. That's why my sins are forgiven through the blood of Christ....I believe and trust in the blood of Christ to do that.What do you keep believing?
I am sorry perhaps I have asked already but this thread is too long to find it or remember![]()
...and anchovies. Lot's of anchovies.Make mine with garlic cheese sauce, mushrooms and pepperoni.
If my continued believing is me earning my own salvation then I, and everyone else who has believed, was earning our salvation when we first believed.
Lol, I believe Jesus keeps me saved, too. That's why I keep believing in Him.
...and anchovies. Lot's of anchovies.
Actually, it goes like this: If I keep believing Jesus keeps me saved I will never lose it.
EVERY believer is secure in Christ.
Those who presently believe are presently saved (1 Corinthians 15:1-2). It is the former believer that is not secure in Christ.
I keep believing that my sins are forgiven through the blood of Christ. That's why my sins are forgiven in Christ....I believe and trust in the blood of Christ to do that.
That's what justification/salvation is....believing that your sins are forgiven in Jesus Christ and God applying that forgiveness to you because you are believing in it to do that for you. Going back to unbelief is not how you believe that your sins forgiven in Jesus Christ.
Having faith is the condition for having the forgiveness of God in Christ. Why do people think that's a work of trying to save oneself????? Paul clearly said that is exactly how you get justification--by believing. But I'm being told here believing is the work that Paul said can not justify.
And of course there's no chance possible whatsoever that the problem is you are simply not comprehending what they are saying, right? Is there even the slightest room in your thinking for that possibility? You know, that you're just not getting the argument?
Teachable people always leave room for something they had never thought of and just don't instantly reject opinions and beliefs that are different than their own. That may be the biggest lesson I've learned from on-line forums. There's always the potential that someone sees things differently and more accurately than I. And I have learned lots of things by recognizing this truth.
The number 1 rule for a teachable person: Give those with different beliefs the honest courtesy of, first, just simply understanding their argument. But what I see mostly in on-line forums is people resisting and rejecting any and all opposing thought right off the bat simply because it does not agree with what they already believe. That person will never grow. In fact, they will shrink down further and further into the deeds of the flesh--envy, strife, rage, jealousy, bitterness, unforgiveness...
Many do walk away from God, BUT many also go back to Him eventually. Does leaving God temporarily mean that they aren't saved anymore, or even never were saved to begin with?? Even if they leave Him forever, He still knows their hearts and their reason(s) for leaving.. I believe in a Shepherd who welcomes us back into His fold.Not one who says, "sorry, you mucked up, you had your chance and blew it"..
Just my simple opinion.![]()
I absolutely see what you are saying it is still so so baffling to me though
The person who led me to the Lord when I was in University ( a reformed baptist btw) taught me via scripture that I was secure in Jesus and right away I just knew it was Truth, I just find it baffling that someone would argue against it, being secure in Christ really is the Good News, there is no Good News otherwise.
He made it possible through faith, not 'through nothing', as so many in the church now think."...then I'll make it to heaven. If not I'll not make it. Jesus didn't do enough to actually save me, He just made it possible."
Yes, we get it phart.
EVERY believer is secure in Christ.
Those who presently believe are presently saved (1 Corinthians 15:1-2). It is the former believer that is not secure in Christ.
Does Jesus do your believing for you? Or did Jesus give you the faith--the ability--so you can do your believing/trusting?Kept by his power states it all....one who believes he can do something to cause himself to lose salvation states clearly that God is a liar and inept, weak and CANNOT KEEP YOU BY HIS POWER....it dethrones JESUS, enthrones SELF and empowers oneself over the power and ability of GOD....serious.