When you turn into a believer, an enormous change in your relationship with God happens.
God adopts you as his child: "See what sort of affection the Father has given to us, that we ought to be called children of God", 1 John 3:1.
You used to be obscurity, yet now you are light: "for at one time you were dimness. Be that as it may, now you are light in the Lord", Ephesians 5:18.
You used to be profoundly dead, yet God made you alive. "God… notwithstanding when we were dead in our trespasses, made us alive together with Christ", Ephesians 2:4,5.
You have turned into an individual from the congregation, which is the group of Christ: "Now you are the assortment of Christ", 1 Corinthians 12:27.
You have gotten forgiveness for every one of your transgressions: "everybody who has faith in Him gets forgiveness of sins through His name", Acts 10:43.
You are God's possession with an extraordinary position: "Yet you are a picked race, an illustrious brotherhood. A sacred country, a people for His own possession", 1 Peter 2:9.
You have an unceasingly secure position as a sheep in Jesus' care: "I give them everlasting life, and they will never die. What's more, nobody will grab them out of My hand", John 10:28.
Does the greater part of this change when we sin? No, regardless it stays genuine. Does it change when we don't admit that transgression before we bite the dust? No, despite everything it stays genuine. These are altogether unlimited guarantees for God's children. What's more, depictions of their situation in God's sight.
In the meantime, the Bible calls upon us as believers to admit our wrongdoings. "In the event that we admit our transgressions, He is loyal and just to pardon us our wrongdoings and to wash down us from all corruption", 1 John 1:9. When we read this in the light of the considerable number of verses above, plainly it can't imply that we have lost our salvation as long as we have not admitted our wrongdoings.
Our situation as a child of God has not changed. Be that as it may, the relationship has changed. A child can accomplish a comment his folks irate or miserable. Be that as it may, it doesn't mean he isn't their child any longer. However he needs to admit and to better his life to repair his relationship with his folks. The same is valid for God's children. God's adoration for you has not changed. You have not lost your salvation through erring. Be that as it may, to be near God once more. To reestablish the relationship, you have to admit your transgression and get His forgiveness.
So don't be apprehensive you will go to damnation on the off chance that you have un-admitted sins when you pass on. Be that as it may, don't hold up to admit them either. Admitting your transgressions and getting God's forgiveness will help you to walk euphorically with the Lord each day of your life.
