Welcome back to part 9 in this series that has us looking at the doctrine of Eternal Security. If God saves you, does He keep you saved?
Christ Jesus says that He does. But there are plenty of believers that are full of unbelief towards the words of the God of Gods.
So now, we seek to defend the words of God by answering all objections to what Jesus clearly taught so that believers will come to the realisation that God is absolutely trustworthy and He will keep us as He has said.
Last time, we responded to two questions sent in to us.
Today, we'll be looking at 4 places in the bible that people use to try and contradict the Lord.
Monday, 9 December 2013
Tuesday, 3 December 2013
Once Saved, Always Saved? (part 8)
Welcome back to the series on the doctrine of Eternal Security, also known as Once Saved, Always Saved (OSAS), or as I like to put it... if God saves you, He will keep you saved.
Today, we'll be looking at two questions sent by 1 of the 3 people who reads this blog :)
Today, we'll be looking at two questions sent by 1 of the 3 people who reads this blog :)
Monday, 2 December 2013
Saturday, 30 November 2013
Once Saved, Always Saved? (part 7)
Thank you for joining us once again as we look at the doctrine of Eternal Security, also known as Once Saved, Always.
I hope that this series has taught you, or at the very least caused you to search the scriptures to see what is indeed true regarding this doctrine.
There are plenty more scriptures that we will be looking at in the next coming weeks.
But, as today is the 7th entry into the series, I thought we should pause briefly and once again turn to the very words of our Lord... Christ Jesus of Nazareth.
I hope that this series has taught you, or at the very least caused you to search the scriptures to see what is indeed true regarding this doctrine.
There are plenty more scriptures that we will be looking at in the next coming weeks.
But, as today is the 7th entry into the series, I thought we should pause briefly and once again turn to the very words of our Lord... Christ Jesus of Nazareth.
Thursday, 28 November 2013
Once Saved, Always Saved? (part 6)
Welcome back to our discussion regarding the doctrine of Eternal Security (aka Once Saved, Always Saved).
Or as I like to put it... Once God Saves You, He Keeps You Saved.
Previously, we looked at the possibility of the Holy Spirit leaving us, thereby making us unsaved.
We saw that it can't happen and those who teach that grieving the Holy Spirit will cause Him to leave are teaching false doctrine... whether it be unintentional or on purpose - but it's definitely not what the bible teaches under the new covenant.
Or as I like to put it... Once God Saves You, He Keeps You Saved.
Previously, we looked at the possibility of the Holy Spirit leaving us, thereby making us unsaved.
We saw that it can't happen and those who teach that grieving the Holy Spirit will cause Him to leave are teaching false doctrine... whether it be unintentional or on purpose - but it's definitely not what the bible teaches under the new covenant.
Monday, 25 November 2013
Once Saved, Always Saved? (part 5)
Welcome back to our look into what the bible says about the doctrine of Eternal Security, aka Once Saved, Always Saved.
We've looked at the very words of God and found that it is indeed what He has said. Once He saves us, He does keep us saved.
If this is true though, which it must be seeing as He is God, then where do people get the idea that we can lose or give up our salvation?
Last time, we looked at the idea that man has the ability, by sheer willpower to disrupt the plans and purposes of God.
We saw that it doesn't happen.
Friday, 22 November 2013
Once Saved, Always Saved? (part 4)
Welcome back to our discussion on whether or not the doctrine of Eternal Security, also known as Once Saved - Always Saved (OSAS), is true.
The last time, we looked at the direct words of God and saw that God Himself says that it is true.
Those whom God saves, He keeps saved.
His sheep don't stay saved because they choose to, but because God chose to save them and keep them.
The last time, we looked at the direct words of God and saw that God Himself says that it is true.
Those whom God saves, He keeps saved.
His sheep don't stay saved because they choose to, but because God chose to save them and keep them.
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