Can a Christian lose salvation?

Can a Christian lose salvation? Is there any way that salvation can be lost? Once I am saved, is that salvation assured and secured?

[JonathanReformed]

Romans 8:38-39

For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor any other created thing, will be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

[stephaniebarg]

I'm so relieved to hear this message of hope. For the longest time, I worried that my bad choices that I made, or horrible influence of ex boyfriends in my past costed me to loose my salvation. Praise Jesus that it hasn't for I am His and always will be. 🙏❤

[BigSmashKing]

Man I could not say it better myself. Thank you for this.

[seethrough]

The first question should be “are you a Real Christian”?

[Tell_It_Right]

As Voddie Bauchman once said, If we can lose our salvation, we would.

[sofiaretana]

Thank you so much for this explanation!!! This really reassures me how faithful God is and how there is nothing we can do to separate ourselves from Him once we are with Him. We are not perfect, but He is. All glory be to Him. Thank you Jesus for your eternal salvation. 🙏🙌❤

[c.greystone]

This is extremely encouraging. Thank you.

[magnusdiridian]

This is a relief indeed, Praise The Lord Jesus Christ.

[clv]

I once heard it said “it is arrogant and blasphemous to think any sin man has done is greater then what Christ did on the cross” What God has joined together (the bride and bridegroom), let no man (including yourself) tear apart

[felixmarinjr.]

To believe in Jesus is not a one time decision, but a life long commitment to Him and all he represents.

[jacobcheriyan]

Never heard such clear teaching. Profound message spoken in just a few minutes. God has gifted you with ability to say great things in a simple way. May He use you for His greater glory in the days to come.

[KeganVanSickle]

In my years of studying this and pondering this, I've come to this conclusion. Once a person has truly committed their life to Christ, and submitted their entire being to Him, that person is eternally saved. It will then come naturally to that person to produce fruit and good works from the Holy Spirit indwelling them, all while working out the life-long process of sanctification, and dealing with the continual fleshly struggle of sin.

[TheGreatIAMWHOIAM]

Ephesians 1:13-14
In Him you also, when you heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation, and believed in Him, [[were sealed with the promised Holy Spirit, who is the guarantee of our inheritance until we acquire possession of it, ]] to the praise of His glory.

Philippians 1:6
being confident of this, [[that He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.]]

[iwuvu]

Thank you for this. The idea that I could lose my salvation is tormenting. I feel like I need to be good enough to be accepted by God and it doesn’t feel right.

[gtutaj]

For those that struggle with sin know that God still promised you eternal life. The reason He allowed Jesus to be crucified for our sins is because He loved us so much & knew nobody can ever be sinless. There’s a mention in this video that if you’re living in sin then you’re not saved anymore. If you accepted the free gift of Grace through what Jesus did on the cross & resurrection then you’re sealed until the day of redemption. That’s God’s promise. You’ll probably be chastised for your sins but never snatched out of his hand. The scriptures tell us that.

[MU-wehz]

The short answer is "No"
The long answer is

[dman]

Yes it's true, salvation can be lost. I hope that beings clarity to this discussion 🙏 😊

[pipkinrahl]

Salvation is a very simple IF/THEN statement. IF you place your faith in Christ, THEN you will receive Salvation, IF, after placing your faith in Christ, you take that faith and place it elsewhere, THEN you walk away from that Salvation. There is no predestination, God does not make the decision for you, you are not a puppet, you have free will and you do not give up that free will when you are saved. When someone walks away from Salvation, it does not mean that they were never saved to begin with. All of these word games people play to push false doctrine are not supported by Scripture. This heresy that is Once Saved, Always Saved is not Biblical at all. We must not be so arrogant as to think that the many warnings against apostasy do not apply to Christians.

[OSASKJV]

Once saved always saved! Once a believer always a believer! Praise God for the guidance of his Holy Spirit! Hallelujah 🙏👏👏👏 @OSASKJV

[TheTurtlee]

If this teaching were true, then there's no such thing as apostasy or the unforgivable sin. Can one "lose" salvation? No, but one can forfeit salvation. They do that, there is no coming back into faith.