*Editor’s Note: Students of the Bible have often found themselves confounded by how to interpret sections of the book of Revelation, especially regarding Jesus’ second coming. Will there be a […]
HOW SECURE ARE CHRISTIANS IN THEIR SALVATION?
Central to the teachings of Jesus is that God forgives our sins. In conversion, among the greatest joys is the realization that through the gospel, all of our sins are forgiven.
Yet what happens when a person no longer possesses a repentant faith—when they live in deliberately sinful lifestyles or they turn their back on Jesus and the gospel? What kind of security before God do these people possess? Once God saves a person, can they lose their salvation? What, if anything, is able to put Christians in grave spiritual danger?
For church leader and disciple maker Bobby Harrington, these questions aren’t theoretical theology. They’re sober dilemmas involving real people. Join Bobby as you walk through questions such as:
“Can a Christian Fall Away stresses the need for faithful discipleship, in contrast to a deceiving and dangerous view that one’s salvation can be assured regardless of how one lives.”
—Richard A. Knopp, Ph.D., Executive Director, Room For Doubt; Author of Truth About God: What Can We Know and How Can We Know It?
“A short, captivating, and biblically oriented work that preaches the gospel of forgiveness, faith in Christ, and the call to unwavering faithful discipleship.”
—Rachel Younis, M.Div., Resident-Missionary, Little Galilee Christian Camp & Retreat Center
“An important book on an important doctrine. Highly recommended.”
—David Young, Ph.D., Renew University
*Editor’s Note: Students of the Bible have often found themselves confounded by how to interpret sections of the book of Revelation, especially regarding Jesus’ second coming. Will there be a […]
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