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Are you saying you need works to be saved or not? I think I am misunderstanding what you are saying

Which view do you think is correct, and why? I’m not wanting to debate, just wondering what everyone thinks. I want to be sure to believe in truth and have the right doctrines. God bless everyone!

There is verses that imply conditionial security and some that imply unconditional security. I’m not sure of which position to take so that’s why I am trying to read things from both sides and then make my decision after careful study. Do you think that conditional security doctrine leads to hell?

I can never know someone’s heart so I would not be sure if someone is saved or not. I would not judge somebody.

I’m not sure of my pastors position on conditional security so I am going to try to talk to them about it.

There’s people out there who try to refute conditional security. I think I need to study Gods word, pray for the holy spirits guidance, and talk to my pastor about this.

I think being a slave of sin. When someone returns to living a life characterized by sin.

I think that if a person believers in conditional eternal security, they can still be secure with eternal life. To me, conditional security means that as long as we abide in Christ we are guaranteed eternal life. We don’t have to fear hell as long as we fully trust in Chirst. I really don’t...

This is what the first Christians believed. Salvation is to be found in Jesus alone. We are saved by grace through faith. Works matter—faith without works is dead. However, we do not earn our salvation through our deeds. Our sins are forgiven when the believer is immersed in water. After...

I’m writing a long email to my pastor so I can discuss eternal security with him. I just want to follow the truth. I think that conditional eternal security is just that we have to stay fully in Christ and not turn our backs on him. Nevertheless, I think that sometimes people may go through...

By losing, do you mean hell? Or I am just looking into to it too much

So do you think their is conditional eternal security? Like if we remain in Chirst, we are guranteed eternal life. Do you think this doctrine leads to hell?

Eternal Security, Once Saved Always Saved? Dial-the-Truth Ministries I like this article. I probably drive everybody crazy for questioning everything. I just want to be grounded in truth.

I maybe think that someone can lose salvation, but it would be in an extreme situation. Like if someone becomes an atheist or something. I do not want to make any assumptions until I know for sure.

Is once saved always saved biblical? Is it a false doctrine? Some say it’s false and some say it is true. What bothers me is some say that it leads to hell. I know that we are saved by Chirst and nothing more. I do not think works are necessary. Some bible verses seem to be for and against...

I know that. I have a lot of room to grow and it’s not like I’m going to become a pastor next year. It would still be a while, like finishing up college and all of that.

I just couldn’t imagine me having a different job(only word i can think of, btw it’s more than a job.) My church is also looking for biblical counselors. I just want to somehow teach people Gods word and help them with struggles and lead them to truth.

How can I know if I am called to be a pastor? I’ll start with a little background. The church I go to is called Rocky Mountain Calvary. I go there a lot and sometimes I am able to chat with the lead pastor. The lead pastor to me is like an example of what a pastor should do, which is teaching...

Which is better, marriage or life long celibacy and singleness? Are they both equal gifts from God, that he gives to certain people? Does he call some to marriage and others to celibacy? Which is more pleasing to God?

Thanks everyone! I think I finally found the truth. God bless everyone! I’m going to pray for God to get me back on the right path.