In this post, we will look at the first letter of the apostle John from the perspective of the doctrine of Once Saved Always Saved. This complicated letter has been used many different ways in regard to the subject of sin and disobedience. Specifically the verse 1 John 3:9 is used to support OSAS but is that true?
This study is dedicated to the beautiful analogy of the olive tree used by the apostle Paul in chapter 11 of his letter to the Romans. Specifically Romans 11:22 is a very known verse showing that believers can be cut off from the salvation of God. May the Lord help us abide in the Vine and keep being supported by the root!
Acts 14:22 is a simple verse that links salvation directly to having to endure through tribulation until the end. In this post, I will show why this is true by laying out that passage with some personal comments. May the Lord open our eyes to see and our ears to hear what the Spirit says!
Colossians 1:20-23 is a simple passage that also links salvation directly to having to continue in the faith. In this post, I will lay out that passage with some personal comments to show how clear this is. May the Lord help you brothers see the truth and importance of enduring in the faith to be granted salvation!
John 15:1-6 is a passage that utterly contradicts the lying doctrine of Once Saved Always Saved. In this post, I will show why this is true by laying out that passage with some personal comments. May the Lord open our eyes to see and our ears to hear what the Spirit says!
The first letter to the Corinthians has 2 passages which are clear exhortations to keep running the race and keep the gospel true believers have already received. These passages go directly against the doctrine of Once Saved Always Saved and show that if we don’t keep running and if we don’t keep in memory the true gospel, we could lose our salvation. In this post, I will display these two passages with some additional comments. Hopefully, dear reader, this will further help you see the truth for yourself. May the Lord guide you to the truth of His gospel!
The book of James, the Lord’s half-brother, has two passages speaking about brothers who can err from the Truth. What is this erring from the truth? What is erring? What is truth? Does that mean we can lose salvation? This short article is dedicated to these two passages from James. May God help you, dear reader, in your quest for truth!
This post will prove yet again the doctrine of Once Saved Always Saved to be false this time using the letters of Paul to Timothy. Both letters exhort Timothy to hold to the faith and continue in it. In this post, I will display four passages from both letters against the false doctrine of Once Saved Always Saved. May the Lord guide you in your search!
This article’s objective is to disprove the false doctrine of Once Saved Always Saved using the letters of John. The 1st letter of John is packed with lessons for us Christians who want to examine their faith and see whether they are walking in hope of salvation. This first letter has also many passages showing that we have to continue in the faith and strive to follow Christ in holiness. The word “abide” alone appears 10 times in the first letter alone. In this post, I will display two passages from both letters against the false doctrine of Once Saved Always Saved. May the Lord guide you in your search!
The second letter of Peter has some passages that go against the doctrine of “Once Saved Always Saved”. In this post, I will display each of these passages and comment on them very quickly. Hopefully, dear reader, this will help you see the truth for yourself when it comes to this lying doctrine. May the Lord guide you in your search!