Impossible

 

    Nothing is impossible for God except for Him to break His word.  That means that once you step into His world in faith, you are a saved.  You are a true Christians and nothing can take that away from you.  Salvation is eternal and lived out in your life.

    Salvation is irrational.  It goes against everything about human nature.  It makes no sense why God would sacrifice Jesus to become the door between humans and Himself.  However, that is exactly what He did.  That sacrifice created an everlasting covenant with everyone willing to walk in faith to have a real relationship with God and never have that relationship taken away from them.  It is impossible to loose your salvation because God said so.

    It is illogical to loose your salvation.  The Gospels tell us exactly how much God loves us.  He backed His Word with action.  He made the sacrifice to show people what love really is.  His sacrifice was an act of mercy for us.  If we accept it, then we receive unmerited grace.  God's grace can only be received through faith.

    It is impossible to loose your salvation because once God forgives you of your sins they are erased.  It becomes almost like there was not a time that you were not saved.  At the same time we should not abuse the gift that God gave us.  We need to practice forgiveness too.  We need to forgive ourselves and other people.  We also need to do all we can not to sin anymore.  When we do, then we still need to repent to maintain our good standing, but that does not mean that we would loose our salvation.

    Salvation is not something anyone can ever learn.  We are in a loop of habitual sin before we even know what sin is.  We are incapable of being perfect.  We only get better once we start walking in faith.  To walk in faith you have to believe, accept, and embrace the truth about Jesus.  He is the only doorway into an eternal life with himself, God, and the Holy Spirit.  He gives you the identity of God's child.  His way is true security in life.

Psalm 13, John 10:25-30, Acts 4:19-22, & Ephesians 2:8-10