Can Christians Lose Their Salvation? (Part I) Ep. 1456 Christian Questions Podcast


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Here are some of the questions we answered in this Podcast:

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[00:04:45] If salvation is a free gift, why do so many scriptures describe it as a costly sacrifice and commitment?

[00:14:04] If God doesn't revoke His gifts, can a Christian walk away from salvation?

[00:31:36] What happens to the billions of people who never followed Christ?

[00:39:47] How could we lose our capacity to stand before God through Jesus?

Every professed Christian acknowledges that they have been saved as a result of Jesus’ sacrifice. The big questions come after that acknowledgment. How is someone saved, is there a cost for this salvation, or is it a free gift? What are we saved from? Is there a way to lose this salvation or is it an unbreakable and permanent protection no matter what we do? If we go to various denominations with these questions we will receive a wide variety of answers. The challenge is, all these answers do have somewhat of a basis in Scripture. What do we do now? We look at scripture as a whole and find the recurring themes that explain how all of these moving parts come together.

Two Phases of Salvation

Part I builds a clear foundation for understanding salvation by examining what it is, how it works and who receives it. We walk through key scriptures to explain the difference between salvation by invitation for true followers of Jesus now and salvation by just and merciful inclusion for the world in the future. It also highlights the cost of discipleship, the role of free will and why only spirit-begotten Christians are on trial for eternal life in the present age. This groundwork prepares listeners for Part II, where the warning passages and the question of losing salvation will be explored in depth.

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