

#148 Once Saved, Always Saved CAN’T be true. Here’s why… - Joe Heschmeyer
6 snips Feb 25, 2025
Is it possible for a Christian to lose their salvation? This discussion challenges the 'once saved, always saved' doctrine, emphasizing vigilance against sin. The podcast delves into biblical interpretations and highlights teachings that suggest falling away is possible. It presents historical examples, like Simon Magus, to illustrate the risks of abandoning faith. Through these discussions, the importance of humility in one's faith journey is underscored, prompting listeners to rethink their understanding of eternal security.
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Eternal Security's Appeal
- Eternal security is comforting, but its appeal doesn't prove its truth.
- It may create a dangerous complacency towards sin.
Steve Lawson's Hypocrisy
- Steve Lawson, a proponent of eternal security, had a long-term adulterous affair.
- This contradicts his claim that the doctrine promotes outward action.
Misinterpreting Scripture
- Proponents cite Romans 8:38-39, but it only addresses external threats, not self-separation.
- 1 John 2:19 is misused; it refers to those whose beliefs were never orthodox.