DON'T MAKE THE ERROR OF FORGETTING GOD'S WORD!
There are two errors that Christians fall into and if they fall into one, they fall into the other. "If I think that I am SAVED by my decision for Christ, then it is natural for me to BELIEVE that my eternity is dependent on my performance for Christ throughout my life." "If I am the one who gets myself to Christ, then it is natural for me to think throughout my Christian life that I am the one who has to hang on to Christ, that I am the one who has to keep myself in Christ!" The two errors go together.
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But, if the Father is the One who chose me and His Spirit CALLED me and Jesus REDEEMED me, then I am His responsibility. If He knew me before the creation of the earth and He called me to that eternal inheritance, then He is the One who will carry me all the way to GLORY! It is out of shear GRATITUDE to God that I live my life OBEDIENCE to HIM. The eternal security of the believer is designed by God, it is executed by God and it is guaranteed by God.
Father God, thank You for the eternal security I have in You. Thank You I don’t have to worry about losing my SALVATION because You PROMISED to carry me all the way to GLORY. I pray in the name of Jesus Christ, Amen.
“The Lord will rescue me from every evil attack and will bring me safely to His heavenly kingdom. To Him be glory for ever and ever. AMEN.” (2 TIMOTHY 4:18) 💜✝️💜✝️💜
Many believers struggle with the question of whether their salvation can be lost over time. This concern often stems from misunderstanding the nature of God's grace and the security He provides to those called by Him. The teaching that salvation depends on our own decisions or continuous performance can lead to anxiety and spiritual exhaustion. However, the biblical perspective highlights that salvation is initiated and completed by God — from the Father's choosing, to the Spirit's calling, and Jesus' redeeming sacrifice. This truth gives believers a foundation of peace, knowing that eternal life is not earned or maintained by human effort but secured by divine promise. The assurance of being carried by God to glory is a profound comfort, especially when facing life's trials. Gratitude for this steadfast love naturally inspires obedience—not as a means to earn salvation, but as a response to it. In practical terms, trusting in God's eternal security means resting in His faithfulness and letting go of performance-based salvation fears. It encourages believers to focus on growing deeper in relationship with Christ rather than measuring their spiritual worth by their own strength. Scripture passages like 2 Timothy 4:18 remind us that the Lord personally rescues and leads His people safely to His heavenly kingdom. Living with this confidence empowers us to navigate challenges knowing our future is secure in God’s hands. It also fosters humility, recognizing that salvation is entirely His work. As believers, we are called to reflect this assurance through lives marked by obedience fueled by love and gratitude—living not under the burden of fear, but with joyful confidence in God’s promises.
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