I will pray for you. I need help as well. All of us need to nurture that relationship. Never give up. Read the gospel redemption is possible it is through Christ. You can do this, we can do this!

You're not alone my friend. God help us.

We will pray with you indeed and stand together in faith, for if 2 stand and agree upon a thing it shall be granted. I know what you going through, read the Old Testament and see the Love God has for HIS chosen the Children of Isreal and us in Christ, HE will move mountain to have our worship, our honour and Love, HE Is waiting for you to cry to HIM, I done that and our relationship has been rekindled

I prayed for you Arold, can someone pray for me too bc i have lots of problems :(

Finding grace and mercy is important, but make sure you’re accepting it though. If you ask God for grace and mercy in Jesus’ name he is faithful and just to forgive us of our sins, don’t think you’re not forgiven if you’ve already asked, otherwise you’re not trusting in God’s very promise. Also it’s not always the feeling that comes first, sometimes you just have to move and it will change. All it takes to not be lazy is to just keep getting up. ❤️

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Brother, so many of us are going through this...as soon as we're coming out of it, evil spirits are ready to attack again it's a battle...beside we have to be careful who is around us and pray be prepared at all times...having Love in our minds and heart is a great weapon to use...the enemy carnt beat that..Evan if you don't feel the love the more you practice it the more it comes natural!!! From a Sister. God Bless Peace and love to all in Christ Yeshua.

The devil will NEVER have ownership over anyone's soul he may deceive you and make you feel that way but he has no right to anyone's soul and he never will.

This man is WRONG about a Christian losing their salvation. This man said in ONE sentence at the beginning of the video that the Bible doesn't say a Christian can lose their salvation .... BUT then in his OWN words with his LAST statement, he then says don't turn to practicing sin or that puts your salvation in jeopardy. So FIRST he says the Bible doesn't say and then he says in his OWN words that a Christian's salvation can be in jeopardy. He doesn't know what he's talking about and he is formating a works based gospel to salvation. And people who think this way often throw the passage of Luke 13-5 at me. The passage of Luke 13-5 is often misunderstood. This is the verse where Jesus says repent or perish. This passage is VERY commonly twisted to format a works based gospel to salvation. Some teach this as a salvation passage but it's NOT. To think that way is out of context and shows a complete lack of understanding of what the meaning is really about. I want to explain what this first means. This verse does NOT mean repentance is turning from sin being a requirement for eternal salvation. Repentance regarding Salvation means to turn from NOT believing and turn to believing the Gospel. PERIOD. In this verse Jesus is talking about something completely different regarding repentance. Jesus is saying by turning away from sin to avoid disaster and calamity in the form of PHYSICAL DEATH. To understand this passage, one needs to read the 4 verses BEFORE it. Verses 1-5 of chapter 13. NOT just verse 5. The people that Jesus was speaking to were just as sinful and wicked as the Galileans and the 18 people who were killed when the Tower in Siloam fell on them. Jesus was in essence saying that if the people he was speaking to did not repent which in this CONTEXT is to turn from sin and wickedness than they would suffer disaster and calamity in the form of physical death just like those galileans and those 18 people in the city of Siloam. Here, you should read the 5 verses in its entirety. I have it below for you to study. (Luke chapter 13:1-5) 1) Now there were some present at that time who told Jesus about the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mixed with their sacrifices. 2) Jesus answered, “Do you think that these Galileans were worse sinners than all the other Galileans because they suffered this way? 3) I tell you, no! But unless you repent, you too will all perish. 4) Or those eighteen who died when the tower in Siloam fell on them-do you think they were more guilty than all the others living in Jerusalem? 5) I tell you, no! But unless you repent, you too will all perish.” So you should be careful to NOT teach a work-based gospel leading to Salvation because Ephesians 2:8-9 makes it VERY clear that we are saved by grace through faith and NOT of works. Remember the Bible says your good works are as a filthy rag unto the Lord. So do not rely on your works for salvation. The Bible says believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved.

Don't worry he can't hv ur soul. Paul struggled with sin too.

I’m in the exact same boat as you brother. I will be good for a few days. Maybe a week. I’ll feel good with God, then randomly I willfully cave and treat that time as a reward almost. It’s so messed up. I can’t escape it. I’ve done just about everything. I try to just give it to God, but I continually give in. I don’t know what to do anymore and I feel sick. I feel like God is done with me

PRAY IN TONGUES 2 HRS AT NIGHT EVERYYY DAY! THE HOLY SPIRIT WILL FIGHT FOR YOU. This is something you can't do on your own, we need intercession. Pray in tongues!!

When you see someone that will make you lust run flee !!! even if it's christian content etc Joseph fleed from Potiphar's Wife who wanted to lie with Joseph

2 Timothy 22 Flee also youthful lusts; but pursue righteousness, faith, love, peace with those who call on the Lord out of a pure heart.

Im in the same situation brother. Ive been baptized and born again, gave my life to Christ completely and I still struggle with lustful thoughts and pornography. I cant seem to shake it off either. I think it is because i am to casual about my faith at times, leading me to vulnerability. Paul says in first corinthians that if you think you are standing tall, be careful you do not fall! I am overconfident a lot when i gain a streak from abstaining from porn and masturbation and thats the problem i think. I still find pleasure from it which is the problem as well. When i went 4 months away from this completely last year, it was because i started confessing to others, was open and honest, and i hated the sin! Maybe try to be more open and honest about your struggles to others. You are only strong as you are honest.

Do the same for me. I will be praying for you

@@Matteo-df5up Thank you

Can you pray for me I am struggling in my sin alway put me down

Please pray for me also as I pray for those here

Is that person still saved??

@@chrisanok9283 If do not repent and trust in Jesus, no.

This is why Vlad is such a dangerous false teacher, a wolf on sheep's clothing. He has you preaching a false gospel and submitting to his heretical doctrines. 1. Everyone WILFULLY, DELIBERATELY, and HABITUALLY sins every single day in thought word and deed. See James 2:10. Just ONE sin is living in it. 2. Repentance is NOT turning from sin. Has nothing to do with sin infact. Repent is a secular word that was in common, EVERYDAY usage in the 15 and 16 hundreds, and it simply meant "change if mind". People could repent of all sorts of things. When you read the bible, I am talking about the KJV since ALL modern "translations" are perverted and corrupted in some way subtly changing and teisting God's word into something different, you learn of at least 3 kinds of repentance, and it is God who repents the MOST. 39 times in the OT infact. There is repent that means deep sorrowful regret (done only by God), that means change of mind (done mainly by men for salvation, but God does it a few times), and finally that means turn around (done by both God and men in the OT, even a few times where God REFUSES to repent and even a time where men ask God to repent). 3. You can NEVER "forfeit" or "step out" of God's hands once He has you, aka OSAS. 4. Vlad teaches a perverted false gospel of works salvation, by teaching others they have to repent of their sins which is just salvation by Law (which NO MAN will be justified by), and Galatian error. He also is a hypocrite since he hasn't repented of his sins himself, and therefore by his own standard, it certainly isn't God's standard or the way God made for man to be saved, he isn't even saved. 5. He is a liar and a false teacher who did the very thing Lord Jesus Christ was warning about in this Luke passage. He said it's warning against sinning Christians, but when you literally just read it, it's obviously talking about false teachers like him who pretend to be servents of God, but beat the other servents and throw yokes of bondage over them. "Oh foolish Galatians, who hath bewitched you that ye should not obey the truth?" 6. He also teaches other forms of works salvation, like that you aren't a "true" Christian unless you speak in tongues, do good works, etc. which, fyi, the bible doesn't teach and certainly doesn't make a distinction between "true believers" and "false believers". You either believe or you don't. It's black and white, and the fact Vlad and the others in his Sa'tanic cult invent a grey area is only further proof they are wolves in sheep's clothing, who crept in unawares, and are devouring the Lords sheep. 7. If you believe the Gospel, which is the testimony of God concerning His only begotten Son according to tje Scriptures, is true; then you HAVE repented, and therefore ARE sealed, ARE washed, ARE justified, ARE sanctified, and ARE saved. Period. No changed life necessary. No "giving your life" to Lord Jesus Christ, which no one does. No perpetually turning from sin. Just believe. We are saved by grace through faith, and Sa'tanic workers like Vlad and Isaiah Saldivar only give lip service to God while hating Him in their hearts. "With their lips they doth honor Me, but their hearts are far from Me." It's a tragedy and a great shame that anyone would fall for these heretics, and I am preaching to myself because I wss once decieved by them myself until God chastened me.

“Do not repent and never come back to Christ”. This is what 1 John means they were never of us. They never truly believes

I went through about 3 years of habitual sin but I wasnt doing it because I didnt care I was tired of the fight thinking im never going to be free so whats the point and now im worried ive lost my salvation. I did sin against god in anger once years ago on purpose so im worried about that too ive made so many horrible mistakes

⁠@@Goldtaker23The whole concept of “well you’re never going to be able to to turn away from sin so you might as well just do it anyway” is a LIE. - Jesus told the woman caught in adultery to “Go and Sin NO MORE” why would Jesus say this if it was impossible to live it out ? It’s possible to turn away from sin and dedicate your life to Christ. You also haft to remember that the Holy Spirit dwells in all believers , but whenever you sin you are “quenching” the spirit to the point where he cant operate in his full potential because you are not allowing him to express himself when you sin.(1 Thessalonians 5:19) Another thing to remember is that Good works do not save you , you are saved by your faith in Jesus Christ. The way we can tell someone has true faith is by their works / actions. So don’t think you haft to earn your way into heaven, that’s not possible. You lose your salvation once you turn your back on Christ and don’t repent. God knows your heart. My advise for you would be to pray , read the Bible and understand what it’s saying. Surround yourself with righteous people who strive for the same goals as you. Love God with all your strength and Repent. (Get baptized if you haven’t)

@@Goldtaker23well if your saved your always saved brother an your at a really low point n sounds like you pushed god away. He’s always with the saved believers. The devil will make you feel that way n make you doubt salvation. You just have to put all your trust into him an he can break you from the sin. Your flesh is sinful. But just remember gods always there with you if saved. Just remember Jesus an what he done for us. But sinning against God on purpose trying to hurt him that’s how I take it. Maybe you’re not saved. Only you will truly know if you’re saved. Like I been vaping since I was like 14, 22 now an I got saved at 17 n I quit that and other things. was on fire but I fell back into sin. I quit n start back up but that’s because I’m not in his word like im supposed too. not truly putting my trust in him to break it but relying on myself. But your body is sinful an wants to sin. That’s why God died on the cross, resurrected and still living with us today. To believe in him, you just have to believe that and ask him to take all your sins away.

@Goldtaker23 watch David Dega Hernandez also if you really worried say out Loud Jesus come into my heart as my alord and savior and your good but sound like you just need to repent and turn from sin also God always willing to forgive

Amen!! my sisters and brothers. The first step is to allow the Holy Spirit to keep you from sin. The moment you start trying to do it on your own strength is the moment you will continually fail, rely on the Holy Spirit to keep you in the will of God. No matter how hard you try you cannot keep yourself. It’s only through the Holy Spirit.

Amen ❤️✝️🙏

Jesus Christ is the King 👑 of salvation and he loves you

HERE is The Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"

This man is WRONG about a Christian losing their salvation. This man said in ONE sentence at the beginning of the video that the Bible doesn't say a Christian can lose their salvation .... BUT then in his OWN words with his LAST statement, he then says don't turn to practicing sin or that puts your salvation in jeopardy. So FIRST he says the Bible doesn't say and then he says in his OWN words that a Christian's salvation can be in jeopardy. He doesn't know what he's talking about and he is formating a works based gospel to salvation. And people who think this way often throw the passage of Luke 13-5 at me. The passage of Luke 13-5 is often misunderstood. This is the verse where Jesus says repent or perish. This passage is VERY commonly twisted to format a works based gospel to salvation. Some teach this as a salvation passage but it's NOT. To think that way is out of context and shows a complete lack of understanding of what the meaning is really about. I want to explain what this first means. This verse does NOT mean repentance is turning from sin being a requirement for eternal salvation. Repentance regarding Salvation means to turn from NOT believing and turn to believing the Gospel. PERIOD. In this verse Jesus is talking about something completely different regarding repentance. Jesus is saying by turning away from sin to avoid disaster and calamity in the form of PHYSICAL DEATH. To understand this passage, one needs to read the 4 verses BEFORE it. Verses 1-5 of chapter 13. NOT just verse 5. The people that Jesus was speaking to were just as sinful and wicked as the Galileans and the 18 people who were killed when the Tower in Siloam fell on them. Jesus was in essence saying that if the people he was speaking to did not repent which in this CONTEXT is to turn from sin and wickedness than they would suffer disaster and calamity in the form of physical death just like those galileans and those 18 people in the city of Siloam. Here, you should read the 5 verses in its entirety. I have it below for you to study. (Luke chapter 13:1-5) 1) Now there were some present at that time who told Jesus about the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mixed with their sacrifices. 2) Jesus answered, “Do you think that these Galileans were worse sinners than all the other Galileans because they suffered this way? 3) I tell you, no! But unless you repent, you too will all perish. 4) Or those eighteen who died when the tower in Siloam fell on them-do you think they were more guilty than all the others living in Jerusalem? 5) I tell you, no! But unless you repent, you too will all perish.” So you should be careful to NOT teach a work-based gospel leading to Salvation because Ephesians 2:8-9 makes it VERY clear that we are saved by grace through faith and NOT of works. Remember the Bible says your good works are as a filthy rag unto the Lord. So do not rely on your works for salvation. The Bible says believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved.

@@organiclife4042 I know. Once you are saved you are always saved.

Can you explain?? I’m new to Christianity

He already has. He has PAID for your sin in full. All you have to do is BELIEVE it and you will be saved.

​@@clairebordeauxeven the demons believe?

@@ash2splashyy The demons know Jesus has paid for our sins, yes, but it can’t help them; they are reprobates.

One thing is the grace to BE SAVED, another thing is to keep on sinning without repenting

It’s not a habit. NO ONE is sinless! It is impossible. If we could be sinless we wouldn’t need Jesus. Please read the Holy Bible (aka King James Bible)!

You're being decieved by Vlad and Co false gospel of repent of your sins. Please read the bible for yourself, as the sister in this comment thread pointed out.

Not according to the Bible 1 John 2:1 My little children these things write I unto you THAT YE SIN NOT. AND IF ANY MAN SIN we have advocate ( g3875 parakletos) with the Father JESUS CHRIST the RIGHTEOUS. Before you comment read and study who and what parakletos is and hopefully you and anyone else can see the contradiction in 1 John 2:1.

I can personally attest to that too, I used to swear so much I didn’t even realize I did unless someone told me. Now that I am saved I’m aware of my sins and turn away from them in the mighty name of Jesus! Amen!

Yes, I was homosexual and told God nothing but God will change my mind. Had all the arguments for justifying it. One day the desire’s disappeared and die down, I try justifying, they come back, but then surely and certainly he louder and louder is like,” Confess its sin,” Now I find evidences like sexuality is fluid according to science and then I cannot justify all the arguments. A real born again Christian cannot lose salvation, because Holy Spirit is in that person. Even though I believed a lie, and it made me naive and foolish in that specific topic, God was faithful and was in my life. But notice how I did not say,” God I want this so I will ignore you.” No, I said,” I wont change my mind unless God makes me” or more accurately,” I wont listen to others but I am always open to Gods word and truth even if I hate it in the moment” I didnt justify homosexuality and such because I wanted sin, I believed it was not sin because of multiple reasons. But in my heart I said and was set in stone the desire to only seek Gods truth, because I love God. And despite being stubborn and arrogant one can argue, at least in that regard, God was faithful. He made me listen and I could not ignore eventually, So I repented from my belief and though I still struggle, He warns and warns and now I listen. But there was no doubt I was saved. The person who’d lose their salvation if possible, would have ignroed God and chosen sin where I heard God tell me as bluntly as he could that I was wrong and homosexuality is sin. They’d hear God say its evil or whatever and ignore the Spirit, proving their love is for sin and not God. If you love sin over God, are you really saved. If I’m willing to even give up something I thought was true and right for God, is that no evidence of Gods work in me? So how can anyone argue I am not saved when Holy Spirits work in me can be seen? No way can someone with Holy Spirit, who 100% gave their life to God, lose their salvation. Its an impossibility for me because its like cutting my heart out and my eyes. If he convicts me to such an extenet, for me to lose salvation, I’d have to on purpose reject God while knowing God is God, while knowing sin is sin. Thats why is stupid to argue anyone who is a true, 100% God loving believer, who hates sin, can lose salvation. God in you makes that impossible.

​@@Wisdomlies That reminds me of something.... If God saves you from dead,then He îs strong to keep you în His Family. :)

Bullshit! I’m a Christian and this along with masturbation I struggle with daily. Stop acting like this is a one size fits all experience. You may feel conviction to STOP swearing, but no way in hell do you magically stop swearing. Can’t stand Christians who are legalistic. This makes everybody who is trying to come to Christ and trying to get their heart right discouraged, because they still struggle with bad language or silly little things like that. We need to stop demonizing people because they struggle with sin. There are people in the Bible, who literally killed people and did horrible things and we’re forgiven

You can’t be free if you’re not willing to give it up.

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

I will pray for you Anora. Even now.

Praying for you, Dear. Be encouraged and ask the Lord to give you a steadfast spirit. See King David's prayer Psalm 51. He said create in me a clean heart O God and renew a steadfast spirit within me. Also see Revelation 3:2 AMP Wake up, and strengthen and reaffirm what remains [of your faithful commitment to Me], which is about to die; for I have not found [any of] your deeds completed in the sight of My God or meeting His requirements. God bless you and strengthen you as you continue to pursue your relationship with Jesus.🙏✝️♥️

Pleasee pray for me too I'm Jessica Fernandes...🙏🏻🙏🏻

@@jessicafernandes1 i will

i will

amen

They are blinded. They use practice sin as an excuse to justify thier daily sin that they claim is not willful. Garbage. Everyone sins willfully. 1 John 1:8 (KJV) If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.

Amen

@@EasybelievistI needed to hear that thank you

I beg to differ, if I lied to my parents constantly, disrespected them, insulted disabled people they knew, stole money from them, broke their stuff constantly, brought girls over without their permission and said “oh I’m sorry” every single time, they’d say “too bad, you’re not welcome in our house anymore! Pack your bags and get out!” You can’t work your way INTO Heaven it’s very easy to work yourself OUT of Heaven too.

Jesus Christ is the King 👑 of salvation and he loves you

This man is WRONG about a Christian losing their salvation. This man said in ONE sentence at the beginning of the video that the Bible doesn't say a Christian can lose their salvation .... BUT then in his OWN words with his LAST statement, he then says don't turn to practicing sin or that puts your salvation in jeopardy. So FIRST he says the Bible doesn't say and then he says in his OWN words that a Christian's salvation can be in jeopardy. He doesn't know what he's talking about and he is formating a works based gospel to salvation. And people who think this way often throw the passage of Luke 13-5 at me. The passage of Luke 13-5 is often misunderstood. This is the verse where Jesus says repent or perish. This passage is VERY commonly twisted to format a works based gospel to salvation. Some teach this as a salvation passage but it's NOT. To think that way is out of context and shows a complete lack of understanding of what the meaning is really about. I want to explain what this first means. This verse does NOT mean repentance is turning from sin being a requirement for eternal salvation. Repentance regarding Salvation means to turn from NOT believing and turn to believing the Gospel. PERIOD. In this verse Jesus is talking about something completely different regarding repentance. Jesus is saying by turning away from sin to avoid disaster and calamity in the form of PHYSICAL DEATH. To understand this passage, one needs to read the 4 verses BEFORE it. Verses 1-5 of chapter 13. NOT just verse 5. The people that Jesus was speaking to were just as sinful and wicked as the Galileans and the 18 people who were killed when the Tower in Siloam fell on them. Jesus was in essence saying that if the people he was speaking to did not repent which in this CONTEXT is to turn from sin and wickedness than they would suffer disaster and calamity in the form of physical death just like those galileans and those 18 people in the city of Siloam. Here, you should read the 5 verses in its entirety. I have it below for you to study. (Luke chapter 13:1-5) 1) Now there were some present at that time who told Jesus about the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mixed with their sacrifices. 2) Jesus answered, “Do you think that these Galileans were worse sinners than all the other Galileans because they suffered this way? 3) I tell you, no! But unless you repent, you too will all perish. 4) Or those eighteen who died when the tower in Siloam fell on them-do you think they were more guilty than all the others living in Jerusalem? 5) I tell you, no! But unless you repent, you too will all perish.” So you should be careful to NOT teach a work-based gospel leading to Salvation because Ephesians 2:8-9 makes it VERY clear that we are saved by grace through faith and NOT of works. Remember the Bible says your good works are as a filthy rag unto the Lord. So do not rely on your works for salvation. The Bible says believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved....

Right, OW E. That's one of the last days' false doctrines. Clearly the Bible teaches in dozens of places from cover to cover that it's possible to lose your right standing with God.

Once you are saved you cannot lose your salvation it says when you receive the holy spirit its sealed inside of you and won't leave.

@@stevenwitte769 no, we can lose our salvation

Guys you're going back and forth! Give out the verses so you can help each other. Let's not fight ♥️

Hebrew 10:26

Ask God for forgiveness then turn away from practicing sin. Its really just a decision bcuz God knows our heart and if you really are repentive and want to change, God sees that, He sees our heart desire. If you need help with walking away from sin, ask the Holy Spirit to help you and He will. Our King Jesus loves you so much, He is not condemning you, He is waiting for you to run to Him again with open arms. The Holy Spirit is our Helper. Just keep talking to Him, that fire will come back. 🤍

@@candy.yankovska I’m going through a very similar thing with him. He has given me so many opportunities and signs. And I’ve messed up again not seeking him as I should, now I can barely cry or tear and I’m terrified, and I’m scared of losing conviction or a repentant heart. But I have to try now more than ever to seek him. Please pray for me.

I’ll pray for you, please pray for me too

@@arold4928 The enemy is trying to convince you that your love for King Jesus is cold. By the authority of Jesus, I break that fear. And I speak strength over you, strength over your mind so that you will always know your identity, that you will always know and feel how loved you are by our Heavenly Father. You are so deeply loved by Him. Nobody and nothing on this earth will satisfy you except for Jesus. And He is waiting for you with open arms. Ask the Holy Spirit to help you. Start listening to worship music and as you listen just start thanking God and worshipping Him and you will begin to feel His Presence come over you. I pray the fire of God lands on you, saturates you, and that you are overwhelmed with His love.🙏🏻🤍

@@candy.yankovska thank you sister God bless you🙏 I really need to try, a month ago I felt his love but I went back and did the same mistake I been doing for months just being lazy and etc. and I remember telling myself I would not lose that chance and I again messed it up. I don’t wanna continue doing. I hope I find it again and that I can truly learn this time. Thank you God bless 🙏

Deliverance is needed in Jesus name if it's a cycle you find hard to break

God had mercy on me and had my deliverance at home with God only, and I have been without those sins over 1 year 2 months, Temptations would come but my attention is in the godly things. No more tv, no more spending time with non believers, and the Heavenly/Spiritual man inside me grew so much, it’s Grace, May HE do you more than HE did for me, Shalom

Also, have regular Biblecreading by yourself, it powerful.

Jesus Christ is the King 👑 of salvation and he loves you

HERE is Our Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"

Yes, it is by faith, not of works lest any man should boast.

A born again Christian CANNOT LOSE THEIR SALVATION!! The Bible says in books of John 6: 37 this is the Lord Jesus speaking " All that the father giveth me shall come to me; and him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out". This is word of God Almighty supporting eternal security meaning born again Christians do not lose their salvation. In John 6:38 &39, Jesus says " For I came down down from heaven not do mine own will, but the will of him that sent me. And this is the Father's will which hath sent me, that of all which he hath given me I should lose nothing, but should raise it up at the last day. Friend, the Lord came to earth to fulfill our heavenly Father's will , that is save the souls of man from going to hell and give them eternal life ( a life that no one can kill). Now the question is did the Lord Jesus fulfill the Father's will? The answer is a resounding yes!!!! In John 19: 30 , the Bible says " When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, It is finished: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost." What was finished? Of course the will of our heavenly Father in John:6:38 &39. The Bible says in Hebrews 9: 16 &17 " For where a testament is, there must also of necessity be the death of the testator. For a testament is of force after men are dead: otherwise it is of no strength at all while the testator liveth". Friend the Father's will was fulfilled when Lord Jesus died on the cross and we are reconciled with God Almighty , awaiting the day when we are caught up to see our saviour Jesus Christ again. So the next you ask yourself " Can I lose my salvation?" Just remember that Jesus fulfilled the Father's will. God bless you all, Amen.

If we can lose our salvation then it is works, not faith in Christ. Then it is not a gift of God, but our own self righteousness. Then any man can boast in it. ( Eph 2: 8-9) You cannot keep being born again again. It doesn't make any sense. If someone is willfully sinning, and don't see a problem with it, then clearly he might have a Christian religion, but he knows a little about his master.

Amen. The last thing God wants is more people saved.

@@Worship_Universe doesn't he say that he takes no delight in the death of the wicked? Doesn't he say that he wants all to come to the knowledge of the truth? None to be lost?

Amen ❤️✝️🙏

AMEN

That does not have anything to do with losing salvation Hebrews was written to Jews who wanted to go back to the ways of the law of Moses and sacrifice animals. The Jewish temple was still up at the time it was written and many wanted to go back to old ways of the Jews. I suggest you read more of the scripture first. Do your own research. God died for all our sins last present and future, this is not a license to sin. But God promises he will never cut us off from him no matter what. God doesn't lie

Jesus is the only sacrifice we need. If you say you can lose salvation your undermining his grace and he had to of died for you your future sins because when he was crucified you or me wasn't born yet.

Do i have chanse of being saved because i fear that i have done this and i feel conviction and Want to be true follower of Jesus Christ

Amen ❤️✝️🙏

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HERE is The Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"

This man is WRONG about a Christian losing their salvation. This man said in ONE sentence at the beginning of the video that the Bible doesn't say a Christian can lose their salvation .... BUT then in his OWN words with his LAST statement, he then says don't turn to practicing sin or that puts your salvation in jeopardy. So FIRST he says the Bible doesn't say and then he says in his OWN words that a Christian's salvation can be in jeopardy. He doesn't know what he's talking about and he is formating a works based gospel to salvation. And people who think this way often throw the passage of Luke 13-5 at me. The passage of Luke 13-5 is often misunderstood. This is the verse where Jesus says repent or perish. This passage is VERY commonly twisted to format a works based gospel to salvation. Some teach this as a salvation passage but it's NOT. To think that way is out of context and shows a complete lack of understanding of what the meaning is really about. I want to explain what this first means. This verse does NOT mean repentance is turning from sin being a requirement for eternal salvation. Repentance regarding Salvation means to turn from NOT believing and turn to believing the Gospel. PERIOD. In this verse Jesus is talking about something completely different regarding repentance. Jesus is saying by turning away from sin to avoid disaster and calamity in the form of PHYSICAL DEATH. To understand this passage, one needs to read the 4 verses BEFORE it. Verses 1-5 of chapter 13. NOT just verse 5. The people that Jesus was speaking to were just as sinful and wicked as the Galileans and the 18 people who were killed when the Tower in Siloam fell on them. Jesus was in essence saying that if the people he was speaking to did not repent which in this CONTEXT is to turn from sin and wickedness than they would suffer disaster and calamity in the form of physical death just like those galileans and those 18 people in the city of Siloam. Here, you should read the 5 verses in its entirety. I have it below for you to study. (Luke chapter 13:1-5) 1) Now there were some present at that time who told Jesus about the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mixed with their sacrifices. 2) Jesus answered, “Do you think that these Galileans were worse sinners than all the other Galileans because they suffered this way? 3) I tell you, no! But unless you repent, you too will all perish. 4) Or those eighteen who died when the tower in Siloam fell on them-do you think they were more guilty than all the others living in Jerusalem? 5) I tell you, no! But unless you repent, you too will all perish.” So you should be careful to NOT teach a work-based gospel leading to Salvation because Ephesians 2:8-9 makes it VERY clear that we are saved by grace through faith and NOT of works. Remember the Bible says your good works are as a filthy rag unto the Lord. So do not rely on your works for salvation. The Bible says believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved.

Those who arent 100% on fire and in a "spiritual rut" arent saved

@@Worship_Universe it can very much seem that way, but only God knows for sure... People can fall... look at David or even Solomon. Or Samson.

Yeah thats a good point, I mentioned samson in another comment. Im just parroting what everyone else says on the internet.

This man is WRONG about a Christian losing their salvation. This man said in ONE sentence at the beginning of the video that the Bible doesn't say a Christian can lose their salvation .... BUT then in his OWN words with his LAST statement, he then says don't turn to practicing sin or that puts your salvation in jeopardy. So FIRST he says the Bible doesn't say and then he says in his OWN words that a Christian's salvation can be in jeopardy. He doesn't know what he's talking about and he is formating a works based gospel to salvation. And people who think this way often throw the passage of Luke 13-5 at me. The passage of Luke 13-5 is often misunderstood. This is the verse where Jesus says repent or perish. This passage is VERY commonly twisted to format a works based gospel to salvation. Some teach this as a salvation passage but it's NOT. To think that way is out of context and shows a complete lack of understanding of what the meaning is really about. I want to explain what this first means. This verse does NOT mean repentance is turning from sin being a requirement for eternal salvation. Repentance regarding Salvation means to turn from NOT believing and turn to believing the Gospel. PERIOD. In this verse Jesus is talking about something completely different regarding repentance. Jesus is saying by turning away from sin to avoid disaster and calamity in the form of PHYSICAL DEATH. To understand this passage, one needs to read the 4 verses BEFORE it. Verses 1-5 of chapter 13. NOT just verse 5. The people that Jesus was speaking to were just as sinful and wicked as the Galileans and the 18 people who were killed when the Tower in Siloam fell on them. Jesus was in essence saying that if the people he was speaking to did not repent which in this CONTEXT is to turn from sin and wickedness than they would suffer disaster and calamity in the form of physical death just like those galileans and those 18 people in the city of Siloam. Here, you should read the 5 verses in its entirety. I have it below for you to study. (Luke chapter 13:1-5) 1) Now there were some present at that time who told Jesus about the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mixed with their sacrifices. 2) Jesus answered, “Do you think that these Galileans were worse sinners than all the other Galileans because they suffered this way? 3) I tell you, no! But unless you repent, you too will all perish. 4) Or those eighteen who died when the tower in Siloam fell on them-do you think they were more guilty than all the others living in Jerusalem? 5) I tell you, no! But unless you repent, you too will all perish.” So you should be careful to NOT teach a work-based gospel leading to Salvation because Ephesians 2:8-9 makes it VERY clear that we are saved by grace through faith and NOT of works. Remember the Bible says your good works are as a filthy rag unto the Lord. So do not rely on your works for salvation. The Bible says believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved.

It's actually false doctrine. Once someone is saved, they cannot lose their salvation no matter what. So Vlad is a liar

For if we continue to sin wilfully then the truth us not in is. You can lose salvation rather easily. Most have lost their salvation.

@@Worship_Universe The scripture verse you provided is a horrible example to TRY and prove a person can lose their Salvation. You said, "If we continue to sin willfully than the truth is not in us." That scripture has nothing to do with Salvation. It says nothing about Salvation or being SAVED so why are you adding your own words to it by saying a person can easily lose their salvation ?? Read the verse again and again and again until you see and understand that Hebrews 10:26 has nothing to do with losing your Salvation. A total misunderstanding on your part. Then you say MOST have LOST their Salvation? Not at ALL. More like, most were NEVER saved to begin with. Salvation is NOT contingent on our WORKS and BEHAVIOR !

I love Jesus

Willful sin Grieves the Holy Spirit. If ur faith doesn’t produce good works then your hell Bound. That’s why Jesus says you must endure until the end. Ur right grace was given to us thru the sacrifice of Jesus and its free. Jesus blood was clean and perfect. He is called the spotlessly lamb only he could gave us grace thru himself because he was sinless. If we have received the Holy Spirit we are finally put in a position to stop sinning willfully however God gives us free will. Jesus bought us the ticket to the train to heaven however it’s up to us to pack or bags and move our selfs into the train and to stay on that train until we reach the final destination and that’s heaven. Faith without works is dead

@@saintmoses5963 The second the Holy Spirit enters into you, you have eternal life. Eternal life is eternal. Unless you're saying that human sin is more powerful than the cross? Is that what you're saying? Are you saying that sin is able to overpower the cross?

Grace empowers us to be set free from sin. Romans 6-8.

@@justfollowjesus7216 Refraining from sin cannot save you.

So I can send willingness and still be saved if I ask forgiveness?

@@LucienAchillesis your faith in Jesus after you sin? Or do you have more faith in sin than in Jesus? As long as your faith is always in Jesus your sins are always forgiven.

Nowhere does it say that

I fear that i have done this im not sure,but i Want to be true Christian/follower of Jesus Can you Elizabeth or someone else pray for me please

J, praise God for conviction!! Of course I will pray but u have work to do. This very moment, u can repent and be forgiven. Repentance is turning away from sin not just asking for it. Psalms says that the Lord saves those with a “contrite spirit” and He keeps his promises! When u fall into willful sin, u need a fresh baptism of the Holy Spirit. If u truly want to get out of flesh, u must seek God 100%, listen to sermons, David Wilkerson had been used by Christ to save many for years and he is a real man of God. Another is Isaiah Saldivar who’s life and preaching style reignite excitement and zeal in the Lord but find his SERMONS they are more powerful than his YT show although that’s good too. Both pastors have plenty of YT content. Next, after u have repented, seeking God means CHASING HIM. Most of ur free time (at least for awhile) needs to be Christ focused ie sermons, Christian music, shows, movies, Bible reading and PRAYER asking for deliverance from this lifestyle and ask the Lord for infilling of the Holy Spirit. U aren’t working for salvation ur working to repair ur relationship to the only true and living God, Jesus Christ Who is our Savior and King and FIRST LOVE! He wants and deserves to be ALL. Read the book of John, Psalms 40, 139, 91, 63:1-4 and so much more! Above all give Christ all due praise and worship!! I will be praying for u sir. May the peace, salvation and strength of the Lord be with you J.

@@Elizabeth_Kcals11221 Thank you so much Elisabeth🙂 And thanks to our heavenly father and his Son Jesus

@@Elizabeth_Kcals11221 Can i also Ask how can I receive babtism of The Holy Spirit

@@Elizabeth_Kcals11221 And im suffering with mental health problems and that makes me worry so much more about these things that i told you about :(

At the end of this video, this man said that those who put practice to sin are putting their salvation in jeopardy but this is 100% NOT biblical. It is NOT biblically possible for a Christian who is saved to have their salvation be put in jeopardy. Our salvation is NOT contingent on what we do before or even AFTER we have been saved because those who are saved are counted righteous from the moment they get saved because of what Jesus did. Moreover, ALL of our sins have been forgiven by Christ’s death and resurrection: past, present and future. In a spiritual sense, we have already been “perfected” (Hebrews 10:14) by our faith in that God placed our sin on Christ on the cross and made us spiritually new. Once again because of Christ’s obedience. Christ took our penalty for sin and we were assigned His righteousness by our faith. Look at 1st Corinthians 3:15 (1st Corinthians 3:15) If any man’s work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss; but he himself shall be saved, yet so as fire. This verse means that if you are truly a saved Christian but have weaknesses, you will suffer loss but will still be saved yourself. The loss that you will suffer will be rewards in heaven. Also, God may take that Christian out of this world early because that Christian cannot be used by God. So what could happen to a person who is truly a Christian but cannot resist the practice of certain sins? A Christian's life can be cut short on this earth but they will still go to heaven and suffer loss of heavenly rewards. Yes, Hebrews 10:26 warns against the sin of apostasy but MANY Christians don't understand the real meaning of apostasy. Apostasy is an intentional falling away and a complete abandonment of God. Apostates are those who outwardly move toward Christ, right up to the edge of saving belief, who hear and understand the Gospel, and are on the verge of saving faith, but then reject what they have learned and turn away. These people were NEVER saved to begin with. These are NOT Christians who lost their salvation. The Bible says that God will NEVER leave a Christian, nor forsake them. An apostate was NEVER saved. An apostate can even be aware of their sin and even make a profession of faith but still NOT be saved. And rather than going on to spiritual maturity and showing fruit of their salvation, their interest in Christ begins to diminish. The things of the world have more attraction to them rather than less, and eventually they lose all desire for the things of God and they turn away and completely abandon God. There's an important clarification and distinction to make between temporary leaving the Father like The Prodigal Son did and permanently abandoning God forever. ONE is NOT an apostate action and ONE is. One great example of an apostate action will be during The Great Tribulation for those who receive The Mark Of The Beast. Those who receive The Mark Of The Beast will be deliberately abandoning God completely and forever even though they may have heard the truth of God in the past. Maybe these people heard the famous John 3:16 scripture verse throughout their life and even understood it but did not trust in it and was never saved. Then during the Great Tribulation, they receive the mark of the beast. That is an apostate who was never saved to begin with. Another example would be in the HERE and NOW on Earth where a certain person can understand a Bible scripture like John 3:16 but completely reject God as an atheist and completely abandon God forever. He has heard the truth and understood it but has completely rejected it and that is an apostate. However, if a person professes their faith in Christ and still has the desire for the things of God, that can be considered an indication that they are saved even if they are living in sin at the moment. Only the person and God knows if salvation is there because it's a matter of the heart. I believe there are some Christians who are truly saved but are too weak to resist sin. I believe there have been many Christians who were willfully living in sin at the time of death and went to heaven. In these persons hearts, they never abandoned God even though their sins could visually be seen by others. On the other hand, there are other people who claim to be Christians and claim to be saved but were never saved to begin with because in their heart they have permanently abandoned God after hearing the truth and that's what an apostate is. I have met many unsaved people who live very moral lives. And I've met some unsaved people who live morally better than some saved Christians. This is why people are going to be VERY surprised in heaven when they see people there that they didn't expect to be there and ALSO NOT see people there that they thought would be there. Yes the true apostate will continue to sin, deliberately and willfully..... BUT..... with complete abandonment of God. And there are some Christians who are deliberately and willfully sinning right NOW but are still saved. And to add to that, isn't every sin that we do willful anyways? Every time a person sins, it takes a decision or choice to do so. Remember that God looks upon the heart and knows the heart of a person. Man does not. A person can think another person is NOT saved but that person is saved. Also, a person can think another person is saved BUT that person is really NOT saved. It comes down to those who trust in Christ alone because those who trust in Christ have been forgiven for their sin. In the Bible, the apostle Paul made it clear that the Christians in Corinth, though many were still living "of the flesh" (1 Corinthians 3:3), would stand guiltless before God in the day of the Lord. (1 Corinthians 1:8). NOTE: These Christians were living in sin but were still saved and the Bible says they would stand Guiltless before God in the day of the Lord.

​@@organiclife4042now THAT is an Amen.

At the end of this video, this man said that those who put practice to sin are putting their salvation in jeopardy but this is 100% NOT biblical. It is NOT biblically possible for a Christian who is saved to have their salvation be put in jeopardy. Our salvation is NOT contingent on what we do before or even AFTER we have been saved because those who are saved are counted righteous from the moment they get saved because of what Jesus did. Moreover, ALL of our sins have been forgiven by Christ’s death and resurrection: past, present and future. In a spiritual sense, we have already been “perfected” (Hebrews 10:14) by our faith in that God placed our sin on Christ on the cross and made us spiritually new. Once again because of Christ’s obedience. Christ took our penalty for sin and we were assigned His righteousness by our faith. Look at 1st Corinthians 3:15 (1st Corinthians 3:15) If any man’s work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss; but he himself shall be saved, yet so as fire. This verse means that if you are truly a saved Christian but have weaknesses, you will suffer loss but will still be saved yourself. The loss that you will suffer will be rewards in heaven. Also, God may take that Christian out of this world early because that Christian cannot be used by God. So what could happen to a person who is truly a Christian but cannot resist the practice of certain sins? A Christian's life can be cut short on this earth but they will still go to heaven and suffer loss of heavenly rewards. Yes, Hebrews 10:26 warns against the sin of apostasy but MANY Christians don't understand the real meaning of apostasy. Apostasy is an intentional falling away and a complete abandonment of God. Apostates are those who outwardly move toward Christ, right up to the edge of saving belief, who hear and understand the Gospel, and are on the verge of saving faith, but then reject what they have learned and turn away. These people were NEVER saved to begin with. These are NOT Christians who lost their salvation. The Bible says that God will NEVER leave a Christian, nor forsake them. An apostate was NEVER saved. An apostate can even be aware of their sin and even make a profession of faith but still NOT be saved. And rather than going on to spiritual maturity and showing fruit of their salvation, their interest in Christ begins to diminish. The things of the world have more attraction to them rather than less, and eventually they lose all desire for the things of God and they turn away and completely abandon God. There's an important clarification and distinction to make between temporary leaving the Father like The Prodigal Son did and permanently abandoning God forever. ONE is NOT an apostate action and ONE is. One great example of an apostate action will be during The Great Tribulation for those who receive The Mark Of The Beast. Those who receive The Mark Of The Beast will be deliberately abandoning God completely and forever even though they may have heard the truth of God in the past. Maybe these people heard the famous John 3:16 scripture verse throughout their life and even understood it but did not trust in it and was never saved. Then during the Great Tribulation, they receive the mark of the beast. That is an apostate who was never saved to begin with. Another example would be in the HERE and NOW on Earth where a certain person can understand a Bible scripture like John 3:16 but completely reject God as an atheist and completely abandon God forever. He has heard the truth and understood it but has completely rejected it and that is an apostate. However, if a person professes their faith in Christ and still has the desire for the things of God, that can be considered an indication that they are saved even if they are living in sin at the moment. Only the person and God knows if salvation is there because it's a matter of the heart. I believe there are some Christians who are truly saved but are too weak to resist sin. I believe there have been many Christians who were willfully living in sin at the time of death and went to heaven. In these persons hearts, they never abandoned God even though their sins could visually be seen by others. On the other hand, there are other people who claim to be Christians and claim to be saved but were never saved to begin with because in their heart they have permanently abandoned God after hearing the truth and that's what an apostate is. I have met many unsaved people who live very moral lives. And I've met some unsaved people who live morally better than some saved Christians. This is why people are going to be VERY surprised in heaven when they see people there that they didn't expect to be there and ALSO NOT see people there that they thought would be there. Yes the true apostate will continue to sin, deliberately and willfully..... BUT..... with complete abandonment of God. And there are some Christians who are deliberately and willfully sinning right NOW but are still saved. And to add to that, isn't every sin that we do willful anyways? Every time a person sins, it takes a decision or choice to do so. Remember that God looks upon the heart and knows the heart of a person. Man does not. A person can think another person is NOT saved but that person is saved. Also, a person can think another person is saved BUT that person is really NOT saved. It comes down to those who trust in Christ alone because those who trust in Christ have been forgiven for their sin. In the Bible, the apostle Paul made it clear that the Christians in Corinth, though many were still living "of the flesh" (1 Corinthians 3:3), would stand guiltless before God in the day of the Lord. (1 Corinthians 1:8). NOTE: These Christians were living in sin but were still saved and the Bible says they would stand Guiltless before God in the day of the Lord.

Finally 😂 (I still love my Calvinist brothers and sisters tho.)

True! And all the other OSAS folks besides Calvinists. Clearly the Bible teaches in dozens of places from cover to cover that it's possible to lose your right standing with God.

Stop depending on your RELIGIOUS WORKS and WILL POWER to be delivered from sin. God sent his WORD and heal them and delivered them from their destruction. Psalm 107:20. The devil is afraid of the WORD. Jesus said it is WRITTEN........;PRAY THE WORD. The WORD will never pass away. Jesus is the WORD. The WORD (Jesus) became flesh and dwelt among us. The WORD shall not return VOID but it shall accomplish what he please. The WORD is the key 🗝 Faith comes by hearing the WORD of God. The greatest prayer is praying in authority of the WORD of God. God loves it when we say GOD YOU SAID IN YOUR WORD. Jeremiah 20:9 Then I said, I will not make mention of him, nor speak any more in his name. But his word was in mine heart as a burning fire shut up in my bones.. Jeremiah 3:29 Is not my word like fire🔥 declares the Lord and like a hammer that breaks the rocks in pieces! Build a fire🔥on the inside of you by reading and memorizing the word. EZEKIEL 36:26-38 God has given the gift of the HOLY SPIRIT to DELIVER us from SIN CAPTIVITY also.🤗🛡🗡🙏

​@@marjn1030???

@@FRN2013you do realize it is possible to correct & sanctify a saint without threatening loss of salvation right? Usually loss of fellowship is enough.

At the end of this video, this man said that those who put practice to sin are putting their salvation in jeopardy but this is 100% NOT biblical. It is NOT biblically possible for a Christian who is saved to have their salvation be put in jeopardy. Our salvation is NOT contingent on what we do before or even AFTER we have been saved because those who are saved are counted righteous from the moment they get saved because of what Jesus did. Moreover, ALL of our sins have been forgiven by Christ’s death and resurrection: past, present and future. In a spiritual sense, we have already been “perfected” (Hebrews 10:14) by our faith in that God placed our sin on Christ on the cross and made us spiritually new. Once again because of Christ’s obedience. Christ took our penalty for sin and we were assigned His righteousness by our faith. Look at 1st Corinthians 3:15 (1st Corinthians 3:15) If any man’s work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss; but he himself shall be saved, yet so as fire. This verse means that if you are truly a saved Christian but have weaknesses, you will suffer loss but will still be saved yourself. The loss that you will suffer will be rewards in heaven. Also, God may take that Christian out of this world early because that Christian cannot be used by God. So what could happen to a person who is truly a Christian but cannot resist the practice of certain sins? A Christian's life can be cut short on this earth but they will still go to heaven and suffer loss of heavenly rewards. Yes, Hebrews 10:26 warns against the sin of apostasy but MANY Christians don't understand the real meaning of apostasy. Apostasy is an intentional falling away and a complete abandonment of God. Apostates are those who outwardly move toward Christ, right up to the edge of saving belief, who hear and understand the Gospel, and are on the verge of saving faith, but then reject what they have learned and turn away. These people were NEVER saved to begin with. These are NOT Christians who lost their salvation. The Bible says that God will NEVER leave a Christian, nor forsake them. An apostate was NEVER saved. An apostate can even be aware of their sin and even make a profession of faith but still NOT be saved. And rather than going on to spiritual maturity and showing fruit of their salvation, their interest in Christ begins to diminish. The things of the world have more attraction to them rather than less, and eventually they lose all desire for the things of God and they turn away and completely abandon God. There's an important clarification and distinction to make between temporary leaving the Father like The Prodigal Son did and permanently abandoning God forever. ONE is NOT an apostate action and ONE is. One great example of an apostate action will be during The Great Tribulation for those who receive The Mark Of The Beast. Those who receive The Mark Of The Beast will be deliberately abandoning God completely and forever even though they may have heard the truth of God in the past. Maybe these people heard the famous John 3:16 scripture verse throughout their life and even understood it but did not trust in it and was never saved. Then during the Great Tribulation, they receive the mark of the beast. That is an apostate who was never saved to begin with. Another example would be in the HERE and NOW on Earth where a certain person can understand a Bible scripture like John 3:16 but completely reject God as an atheist and completely abandon God forever. He has heard the truth and understood it but has completely rejected it and that is an apostate. However, if a person professes their faith in Christ and still has the desire for the things of God, that can be considered an indication that they are saved even if they are living in sin at the moment. Only the person and God knows if salvation is there because it's a matter of the heart. I believe there are some Christians who are truly saved but are too weak to resist sin. I believe there have been many Christians who were willfully living in sin at the time of death and went to heaven. In these persons hearts, they never abandoned God even though their sins could visually be seen by others. On the other hand, there are other people who claim to be Christians and claim to be saved but were never saved to begin with because in their heart they have permanently abandoned God after hearing the truth and that's what an apostate is. I have met many unsaved people who live very moral lives. And I've met some unsaved people who live morally better than some saved Christians. This is why people are going to be VERY surprised in heaven when they see people there that they didn't expect to be there and ALSO NOT see people there that they thought would be there. Yes the true apostate will continue to sin, deliberately and willfully..... BUT..... with complete abandonment of God. And there are some Christians who are deliberately and willfully sinning right NOW but are still saved. And to add to that, isn't every sin that we do willful anyways? Every time a person sins, it takes a decision or choice to do so. Remember that God looks upon the heart and knows the heart of a person. Man does not. A person can think another person is NOT saved but that person is saved. Also, a person can think another person is saved BUT that person is really NOT saved. It comes down to those who trust in Christ alone because those who trust in Christ have been forgiven for their sin. In the Bible, the apostle Paul made it clear that the Christians in Corinth, though many were still living "of the flesh" (1 Corinthians 3:3), would stand guiltless before God in the day of the Lord. (1 Corinthians 1:8). NOTE: These Christians were living in sin but were still saved and the Bible says they would stand Guiltless before God in the day of the Lord.

I feel you on this for sure. I feel like God has forgiven me so many times that I shouldn't be forgiven no more.

Colossians 1:26-27 [26]Even the mystery which hath been hid from ages and from generations, but now is made manifest to his saints: [27]To whom God would make known what is the riches of the glory of this mystery among the Gentiles; which is CHRIST IN YOU, the hope of glory: The Son of the living God dwells in you. 1 Corinthians 3:16 [16]Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwells in you? Romans 8:5,8-10 [5]For they that are after the flesh do mind the things of the flesh; but they that are after the Spirit the things of the Spirit. [8]So then they that are in the flesh cannot please God. [9]But ye are not in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that the SPIRIT of GOD DWELL IN YOU. Now if any man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is none of his. [10]And if CHRIST BE IN YOU, the body is dead because of sin; but the Spirit is life because of righteousness. Galatians 2:20 [20]I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but CHRIST LIVES IN ME: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. Listen to these words of Christ: John 14:16-20 [16]And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever; [17]Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but YOU KNOW HIM; for he DWELLS WITH YOU, and shall be IN YOU. [18]I will not leave you comfortless: I will come to you. [19]Yet a little while, and the world seeth me no more; but you see me: because I live, you shall live also. [20]At that day you shall know that I am in my Father, and you in me, and I IN YOU. It is Christ who dwells inside of you and gives you the victory over sin: 1 John 4:4 [4]You are of God, little children, and have overcome them: because greater is he that is IN YOU, than he that is in the world. Now what is said of Christ, is said of you because it is Jesus living his life in you. Let's take a look at what was said of Jesus and see how it applies to you: John 19:5-6 [5]Then came Jesus forth, wearing the crown of thorns, and the purple robe. And Pilate said unto them, Behold the man! [6]When the chief priests therefore and officers saw him, they cried out, saying, Crucify him, crucify him. Pilate said unto them, You take him, and crucify him: FOR I FIND NO FAULT IN HIM. Since "no fault" was found in Christ and he is in you, what does that mean for you? There is no fault found in you as well. Christ said: John 14:30 [30]Hereafter I will not talk much with you: for the prince of this world cometh, and hath NOTHING IN ME. There was not one temptation that Satan brought upon Jesus that could entice him to sin. Therefore since Christ is in you, what does that mean to you? There is not one temptation that the devil brings to you that could seduce you to sin. 1 John 3:5-7 [5]And you know that he (Jesus) was manifested to TAKE AWAY OUR SINS; and IN HIM IS NO SIN. [6]Whosoever abides in him sins not: whosoever sins hath not seen him, neither know him. [7]Little children, let no man deceive you: he that does righteousness is righteous, even as HE IS RIGHTEOUS. Since Jesus had "no sin" and "he is righteous" and he dwells in you, what does that mean for you? That you no longer know any sin and that you are righteous because Christ is living his life in you. As it is written: John 8:36 [36]If the Son therefore shall make you FREE, you shall be FREE indeed. 2 Corinthians 3:17 [17]Now the Lord IS that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is LIBERTY (freedom). Where is the Spirit of the Lord? IN YOU. Therefore you have liberty. Galatians 5:1 [1]Stand fast therefore in the LIBERTY wherewith Christ hath made us FREE, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.

At the end of this video, this man said that those who put practice to sin are putting their salvation in jeopardy but this is 100% NOT biblical. It is NOT biblically possible for a Christian who is saved to have their salvation be put in jeopardy. Our salvation is NOT contingent on what we do before or even AFTER we have been saved because those who are saved are counted righteous from the moment they get saved because of what Jesus did. Moreover, ALL of our sins have been forgiven by Christ’s death and resurrection: past, present and future. In a spiritual sense, we have already been “perfected” (Hebrews 10:14) by our faith in that God placed our sin on Christ on the cross and made us spiritually new. Once again because of Christ’s obedience. Christ took our penalty for sin and we were assigned His righteousness by our faith. Look at 1st Corinthians 3:15 (1st Corinthians 3:15) If any man’s work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss; but he himself shall be saved, yet so as fire. This verse means that if you are truly a saved Christian but have weaknesses, you will suffer loss but will still be saved yourself. The loss that you will suffer will be rewards in heaven. Also, God may take that Christian out of this world early because that Christian cannot be used by God. So what could happen to a person who is truly a Christian but cannot resist the practice of certain sins? A Christian's life can be cut short on this earth but they will still go to heaven and suffer loss of heavenly rewards. Yes, Hebrews 10:26 warns against the sin of apostasy but MANY Christians don't understand the real meaning of apostasy. Apostasy is an intentional falling away and a complete abandonment of God. Apostates are those who outwardly move toward Christ, right up to the edge of saving belief, who hear and understand the Gospel, and are on the verge of saving faith, but then reject what they have learned and turn away. These people were NEVER saved to begin with. These are NOT Christians who lost their salvation. The Bible says that God will NEVER leave a Christian, nor forsake them. An apostate was NEVER saved. An apostate can even be aware of their sin and even make a profession of faith but still NOT be saved. And rather than going on to spiritual maturity and showing fruit of their salvation, their interest in Christ begins to diminish. The things of the world have more attraction to them rather than less, and eventually they lose all desire for the things of God and they turn away and completely abandon God. There's an important clarification and distinction to make between temporary leaving the Father like The Prodigal Son did and permanently abandoning God forever. ONE is NOT an apostate action and ONE is. One great example of an apostate action will be during The Great Tribulation for those who receive The Mark Of The Beast. Those who receive The Mark Of The Beast will be deliberately abandoning God completely and forever even though they may have heard the truth of God in the past. Maybe these people heard the famous John 3:16 scripture verse throughout their life and even understood it but did not trust in it and was never saved. Then during the Great Tribulation, they receive the mark of the beast. That is an apostate who was never saved to begin with. Another example would be in the HERE and NOW on Earth where a certain person can understand a Bible scripture like John 3:16 but completely reject God as an atheist and completely abandon God forever. He has heard the truth and understood it but has completely rejected it and that is an apostate. However, if a person professes their faith in Christ and still has the desire for the things of God, that can be considered an indication that they are saved even if they are living in sin at the moment. Only the person and God knows if salvation is there because it's a matter of the heart. I believe there are some Christians who are truly saved but are too weak to resist sin. I believe there have been many Christians who were willfully living in sin at the time of death and went to heaven. In these persons hearts, they never abandoned God even though their sins could visually be seen by others. On the other hand, there are other people who claim to be Christians and claim to be saved but were never saved to begin with because in their heart they have permanently abandoned God after hearing the truth and that's what an apostate is. I have met many unsaved people who live very moral lives. And I've met some unsaved people who live morally better than some saved Christians. This is why people are going to be VERY surprised in heaven when they see people there that they didn't expect to be there and ALSO NOT see people there that they thought would be there. Yes the true apostate will continue to sin, deliberately and willfully..... BUT..... with complete abandonment of God. And there are some Christians who are deliberately and willfully sinning right NOW but are still saved. And to add to that, isn't every sin that we do willful anyways? Every time a person sins, it takes a decision or choice to do so. Remember that God looks upon the heart and knows the heart of a person. Man does not. A person can think another person is NOT saved but that person is saved. Also, a person can think another person is saved BUT that person is really NOT saved. It comes down to those who trust in Christ alone because those who trust in Christ have been forgiven for their sin. In the Bible, the apostle Paul made it clear that the Christians in Corinth, though many were still living "of the flesh" (1 Corinthians 3:3), would stand guiltless before God in the day of the Lord. (1 Corinthians 1:8). NOTE: These Christians were living in sin but were still saved and the Bible says they would stand Guiltless before God in the day of the Lord.

Keep resisting that sin, the Lord will honor that!

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At the end of this video, this man said that those who put practice to sin are putting their salvation in jeopardy but this is 100% NOT biblical. It is NOT biblically possible for a Christian who is saved to have their salvation be put in jeopardy. Our salvation is NOT contingent on what we do before or even AFTER we have been saved because those who are saved are counted righteous from the moment they get saved because of what Jesus did. Moreover, ALL of our sins have been forgiven by Christ’s death and resurrection: past, present and future. In a spiritual sense, we have already been “perfected” (Hebrews 10:14) by our faith in that God placed our sin on Christ on the cross and made us spiritually new. Once again because of Christ’s obedience. Christ took our penalty for sin and we were assigned His righteousness by our faith. Look at 1st Corinthians 3:15 (1st Corinthians 3:15) If any man’s work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss; but he himself shall be saved, yet so as fire. This verse means that if you are truly a saved Christian but have weaknesses, you will suffer loss but will still be saved yourself. The loss that you will suffer will be rewards in heaven. Also, God may take that Christian out of this world early because that Christian cannot be used by God. So what could happen to a person who is truly a Christian but cannot resist the practice of certain sins? A Christian's life can be cut short on this earth but they will still go to heaven and suffer loss of heavenly rewards. Yes, Hebrews 10:26 warns against the sin of apostasy but MANY Christians don't understand the real meaning of apostasy. Apostasy is an intentional falling away and a complete abandonment of God. Apostates are those who outwardly move toward Christ, right up to the edge of saving belief, who hear and understand the Gospel, and are on the verge of saving faith, but then reject what they have learned and turn away. These people were NEVER saved to begin with. These are NOT Christians who lost their salvation. The Bible says that God will NEVER leave a Christian, nor forsake them. An apostate was NEVER saved. An apostate can even be aware of their sin and even make a profession of faith but still NOT be saved. And rather than going on to spiritual maturity and showing fruit of their salvation, their interest in Christ begins to diminish. The things of the world have more attraction to them rather than less, and eventually they lose all desire for the things of God and they turn away and completely abandon God. There's an important clarification and distinction to make between temporary leaving the Father like The Prodigal Son did and permanently abandoning God forever. ONE is NOT an apostate action and ONE is. One great example of an apostate action will be during The Great Tribulation for those who receive The Mark Of The Beast. Those who receive The Mark Of The Beast will be deliberately abandoning God completely and forever even though they may have heard the truth of God in the past. Maybe these people heard the famous John 3:16 scripture verse throughout their life and even understood it but did not trust in it and was never saved. Then during the Great Tribulation, they receive the mark of the beast. That is an apostate who was never saved to begin with. Another example would be in the HERE and NOW on Earth where a certain person can understand a Bible scripture like John 3:16 but completely reject God as an atheist and completely abandon God forever. He has heard the truth and understood it but has completely rejected it and that is an apostate. However, if a person professes their faith in Christ and still has the desire for the things of God, that can be considered an indication that they are saved even if they are living in sin at the moment. Only the person and God knows if salvation is there because it's a matter of the heart. I believe there are some Christians who are truly saved but are too weak to resist sin. I believe there have been many Christians who were willfully living in sin at the time of death and went to heaven. In these persons hearts, they never abandoned God even though their sins could visually be seen by others. On the other hand, there are other people who claim to be Christians and claim to be saved but were never saved to begin with because in their heart they have permanently abandoned God after hearing the truth and that's what an apostate is. I have met many unsaved people who live very moral lives. And I've met some unsaved people who live morally better than some saved Christians. This is why people are going to be VERY surprised in heaven when they see people there that they didn't expect to be there and ALSO NOT see people there that they thought would be there. Yes the true apostate will continue to sin, deliberately and willfully..... BUT..... with complete abandonment of God. And there are some Christians who are deliberately and willfully sinning right NOW but are still saved. And to add to that, isn't every sin that we do willful anyways? Every time a person sins, it takes a decision or choice to do so. Remember that God looks upon the heart and knows the heart of a person. Man does not. A person can think another person is NOT saved but that person is saved. Also, a person can think another person is saved BUT that person is really NOT saved. It comes down to those who trust in Christ alone because those who trust in Christ have been forgiven for their sin. In the Bible, the apostle Paul made it clear that the Christians in Corinth, though many were still living "of the flesh" (1 Corinthians 3:3), would stand guiltless before God in the day of the Lord. (1 Corinthians 1:8). NOTE: These Christians were living in sin but were still saved and the Bible says they would stand Guiltless before God in the day of the Lord.

@@organiclife4042 First of all, thank you very much for taking the time to write this out. This message should be spread more. I do have one question, though. Are there at all any circumstances under which a believing, professing Christian could turn away from God? It definitely *seems* to have happened, though that could just be said people being apostates in the first place.

@@OratorVeritatis Very welcome. And I think you answered your own question. Unfortunately, there are circumstances regarding professing Christians who turn away from God but they were never saved to begin with. They are the apostates. But we have to remember that it depends on the heart whether a person who turns away from God was actually saved to begin with. It's a matter of the heart and God truly knows the heart of each individual. If a professing Christian turns completely away from God in complete abandonment then you have to wonder if that person was ever saved in the FIRST place. But at the same time, it is possible for a person who could be struggling with sin without abandoning God so that is why we should not judge others.

@@OratorVeritatis Let me also say share these scriptures to back up what I say. FIRST and foremost, it’s important for us to understand how we become a Christian, that is, how we are saved. To summarize from Scripture, the Bible teaches we are saved by God’s grace, NOT our own will or works. Our salvation is NOT contingent on what we do AFTER we are saved. Moreover, all of our sins have been forgiven by Christ’s death and resurrection: ALL FUTURE sins. So if a person has truly received God’s gracious gift of faith, then that person will go to heaven upon death regardless of how many sins the person may has committed or will commit. His or her actions or works did NOT after becoming a believer do not determine his salvation because, the bible says salvation is totally due to actions taken on God’s part, not man’s. Clearly, this means that a believer cannot lose or forfeit salvation. Ephesians 2:8 says that salvation is a gift of God, and Romans 11:29 says “the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.” Therefore, if God has saved us, we are saved forevermore. Scripture gives us examples of believers who sinned in major ways yet remained in God's family. 1. Peter denied he even knew Christ (Luke 22:55-62), but Jesus later restored and forgave Peter, demonstrating that Peter still belonged to Jesus despite his grievous sin. 2. Ananias and Sapphira were believers who sinned and were judged on earth but remained saved eternally (Acts 5:1-10). Peter said to Ananias in Acts 5:3-4 that he lied not only to men but also to the Holy Spirit, Who Peter said was dwelling in Ananias' heart. This was proof of his salvation and righteousness by faith (Romans 8:9-10), yet Ananias was judged sternly by God (on earth) for his sin. 3. The unnamed believer in 1 Corinthians 5:1-5 was punished temporally (again, on earth) yet was still saved and his spirit welcomed into God's presence, as Paul affirmed in verse 5. These examples prove that our sin after we are saved does NOT separate us from God, as Paul says in Romans 8. Nevertheless, our actions as Christians do have other consequences, both here and in eternity. As the examples above attest, God requires that we discipline those in the church who continue in a life of sin. Matthew 18:15-20 gives clear instructions as to how sinning believers are to be handled. Ultimately, if they refuse to stop sinning, we are to put them out of the church. This is for the destruction of their flesh, not that they would lose their salvation (see 1 Cor. 5:1-5), with the ultimate goal of restoring them to fellowship (as Jesus did with Peter). The Lord makes clear that He will discipline those He loves. Therefore, if we continue in sin, we can expect to be put out of fellowship with the church, as well as God’s chastisement. Hebrews 12:4-7 makes this clear: You have not yet resisted to the point of shedding blood in your striving against sin; and you have forgotten the exhortation which is addressed to you as sons, "MY SON, DO NOT REGARD LIGHTLY THE DISCIPLINE OF THE LORD, NOR FAINT WHEN YOU ARE REPROVED BY HIM; FOR THOSE WHOM THE LORD LOVES HE DISCIPLINES, AND HE SCOURGES EVERY SON WHOM HE RECEIVES." It is for discipline that you endure; God deals with you as with sons; for what son is there whom his father does not discipline? We also face consequences in heaven for what we do here on earth as believers. Again, our salvation is not in question, but the level of rewards we will receive in heaven depends on how we serve God while on earth. This is made most clear in 1 Corinthians 3:9-17: For we are God's fellow workers; you are God's field, God's building. According to the grace of God which was given to me, like a wise master builder I laid a foundation, and another is building on it. But each man must be careful how he builds on it. For no man can lay a foundation other than the one which is laid, which is Jesus Christ. Now if any man builds on the foundation with gold, silver, precious stones, wood, hay, straw, each man's work will become evident; for the day will show it because it is to be revealed with fire, and the fire itself will test the quality of each man's work. If any man's work which he has built on it remains, he will receive a reward. If any man's work is burned up, he will suffer loss; but he himself will be saved, yet so as through fire. Do you not know that you are a temple of God and that the Spirit of God dwells in you? If any man destroys the temple of God, God will destroy him, for the temple of God is holy, and that is what you are.”' Note that in this passage, believers are compared to a building. The foundation of our salvation is Jesus Christ. What we do in this life to serve God (the building) will be tested when we go to heaven. If we have not served God, which would include a believer continuing in sin, then our works will not pass the test. They will be like wood and straw, useless and burned up in the testing fire. With nothing to show for our lives in service to God, we will still be saved (v. 15), but we will lose any potential rewards. If we have lived a life in service to God, bearing fruit that lasts, our work will be like gold and precious stones, surviving God’s testing fire. This will lead to rewards in heaven. Finally, it's worth noting that not everyone who claims to be a believer is truly saved. Occasionally, someone may claim to be a Christian when they have not truly been born again by faith in Jesus Christ. In such a case, the person will continue sinning without repentance because they lack the Holy Spirit to convict them or the new nature that seeks to please God. Since it may not be possible to discern the difference between a disobedient Christian and an unbeliever who continues in sin, we should refrain from making judgments or drawing conclusions concerning a person's salvation based solely on their behavior. When God sees a Christian who is saved.... He does NOT see their sin? He sees His Son, Jesus. God sees the blood of Jesus that covers ALL of our sins BOTH (past and future sins). God bless you.

@@organiclife4042 Thank you. Amen.