5 Reasons You Can’t Lose Your Salvation | Andrew Farley

Can you lose your salvation? Can you walk away from God? Solid answers to these questions are essential!

A recent caller had heard so many different answers from various churches and desperately needed clarity to find peace of mind.

Fortunately, I had some great news to share. So check out these five compelling reasons why you can’t lose your salvation. These truths will enable you to celebrate and say with confidence, “I’m in Christ forever!”

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[M_Bison]

EXCELLENT teaching! Thank you Father for you unfailing love.

[annec]

Thank you Jesus for always interceding for me as a sinner. Even when I am faithless you are faithful, will never leave me, or forsake me. Thank you for protecting me in heaven even when I fall. I am sorry Lord for all sins, past, present and future, but thank you for never abandoning me. It all sounds too good to be true, but thank God and His beloved Son it is true. I will never stop loving you and you will never stop loving me except your love is so much greater than I can comprehend. Thank God I am in Christ forever.

[bikerboy]

This is an excellent and informative video. I 100% agree with you how people can't lose their salvation. The main reason why a lot of Christians believe people can lose their salvation is because they think once saved always saved teaches that once you accept Christ in your heart, you're free to live your life any way you want and still go to heaven, but once saved always saved doesn't teach that. I believe you can't lose your salvation, but at the same time, I don't believe accepting Christ in your heart means you're free to live your life any way you want and still go to heaven.

In order to be saved, you have to accept Christ in your heart and really mean it in your heart. Accepting Christ in your heart and really meaning it in your heart means you want to repent and turn away from living a lifestyle defined by sin and that you want Jesus in your heart to help you to live for the Lord. When someone accepts Christ in their heart and really means it in their heart, they experience positive changes in their life such as never living a lifestyle defined by sin anymore (they still sin at times, but they never live a lifestyle defined by sin), having a new heart, wanting to live for the Lord, wanting to serve the Lord, having the fruit of the spirit in their life, sanctification in regards to how they live their life, persevering in the faith until the end, and not wanting to take advantage of grace and forgiveness in regards to how they live their life.

Matthew 7:21 discusses how not everyone that says "Lord Lord" will enter into heaven when they die. Some people think that verse is taking about how people can lose their salvation, but it's not; that verse is talking about how not everyone that claims to be a Christian is a Christian. There's a lot of people in this world that claim to be Christians that aren't. The point of Matthew 7:21 is to remind people that not everyone that claims to be a Christian is a Christian. When the Bible talks about how Christians persevere in the faith until the end, it's not talking about losing your salvation; it's talking about how when someone becomes a true Christian by accepting Christ in their heart and really meaning it in their heart, a positive change that they will experience in their life is persevering in the faith until the end.

Some people that believe that people can lose their salvation ask about people that claim to be ex-Christians. 1 John 2:19 discusses how there's no such thing as an ex-Christian. When people claim to be ex-Christians, what they usually mean by that is they used to go to church every Sunday, they used to be a fan of the Christian religion, they used to believe the Bible is true, they used to believe Jesus died on the cross, they used to believe in God, etc, but none of those things make someone a Christian. A Christian is someone that has accepted Christ in their heart and really meant it in their heart. When someone accepts Christ in their heart and really means it in their heart, they're always going to be a Christian, they're never going to abandon the faith (they may backslide, but they'll never abandon the faith), they're going to persevere in the faith until the end, etc.

There's some people that think Judas was an ex-Christian that lost his salvation. Judas never was a Christian. Judas never made the decision to accept Christ in his heart and really mean it in his heart. Judas was someone that used to go to church and used to be a fan of Christianity, but Judas never accepted Christ in his heart. David didn't lose his salvation when he committed adultery with Bathsheba. It was a sin for David to commit adultery. David accepted Christ in his heart and really meant it in his heart. David was a Christian when he committed adultery with Bathsheba. Christians do sin at times, but Christians don't live a lifestyle defined by sin, and Christians don't take advantage of grace and forgiveness in regards to how they live their life. When David committed adultery with Bathsheba, he wasn't living a lifestyle defined by sin.

There's other evidence that shows how people can't lose their salvation. 1 John 5:13 explains how you can know for certain you have eternal life. If the Bible is saying how you can know for certain that you have eternal life, that's strong evidence that shows how people can't lose their salvation. Keep up the great work with your videos. I wish you the best.

[spacecoastz]

Think how horrible and serious being lost is. I think that is why God gave us a security of salvation once we have faith in Christ and are Born Again.

[freyaaldrnari]

Thank you 😊
If you become faithless he remains faithful.

[lovebearer]

Very Helpful!
I was blessed, thanks Andrew 💪

[tadaskrivickas]

Be blessed. Glory to Jesus, father and holy spirit.

[JoseRodriguez-pqsz]

Grace !!! Blessings and peace. In Jesus Christ our CREATOR OUR ALL!!! Amen. May HIS HOLY SPIRIT DWELL IN US

[richardsoderkvist]

God bless you and thank-you Pastor Andrew Farley for those very encouraging words and scripture verses Amen.

[jesusisthesonofgod-amen]

EXCELLENT Pastor Andrew. Thanks, I needed that! God bless you and your ministry, in Yeshua's Holy Name, Amen
#JesusCompletesMe
#Maranatha! #BeamMeUpJesus

[richardsoderkvist]

Praise God that's very inspirational meaningful helpful positive and very encouraging to our faith and salvation in the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.

[MargaretHeuer]

When I am scared I run from the Lord when I realize He Loves me then I run to him.

[lincwayne]

Why then are there so many warnings about falling away / being cut off? Don't get me wrong – I know Jesus will never leave or forsake us, and that is what I would encourage anyone with. However, still there are multiple warnings in the word.

[quiet-strength]

Romans 11:21-22
For if God did not spare the natural branches, He may not spare you either. Therefore consider the goodness and severity of God: on those who fell, severity; but toward you, goodness, if you continue in His goodness. Otherwise you also will be cut off.

[Godsmightywarrior]

Yes I can Hebrews 10:26 Hebrews 6:6 and tons of other passages

[Butterfly]

When we were unsaved and in first Adam, we couldn't do anything right to get out of our position in him. We were dead in our sins.
Now that we are in Christ and born again, we can't do anything wrong to lose our position in him, who is second Adam.
For if we can, then we need to believe what most churches preach in that first Adam is more powerful than last Adam.
It's easier to lose your salvation than it is to do something good to get out of first, Adam!!!

[greganderson]

God loves you too much to let you die in your sin. When you accept the gift of salvation you’re his child and he will protect and guard and guarantee eternal life. He gave up his rights as God and humbled himself to die a sinners death on the cross and that’s true love. A genuine believer is saved no matter what

[RichardM]

Salvation is a great gift with no way to lose it. We did not earn this. Jesus died for our sins past, present and future. It is finished! That meant Jesus paid our debt to Our Heavenly Father. We are sanctified, justified, and sealed until the day of redemption!

[bereangirl]

If the word of God says that we can never lose our salvation then, why would we who are His creation want to believe otherwise'?. This type of conditional forgiveness thinking is brought on by a misunderstanding of the gospel and the complete forgiveness we have in Christ Jesus.

[Butterfly]

We are born again of an incorruptible seed.

How can you corrupt a seed that is incorruptible!!!
And it not your salvation, it's His, because who is this covenant between God and God, God the Father and God the Son and by two unchangeable things our salvation is secured!