Once a man is saved would they say they are always saved? Truly, when individuals come to know Christ as their Savior, they are carried into an association with God that ensures their salvation as forever secure. To be clear, salvation is more than saying a supplication or "settling on a choice" for Christ; salvation is a sovereign demonstration of God whereby an unregenerate heathen is washed, recharged, and conceived again by the Holy Spirit (John 3:3; Titus 3:5). At the point when salvation happens, God gives the excused miscreant another heart and puts another soul inside him (Ezekiel 36:26). The Spirit will make the saved individual stroll in submission to God's Word (Ezekiel 36:26– 27; James 2:26). Various sections of Scripture pronounce the way that, as a demonstration of God, salvation is secure:
(a) Romans 8:30 proclaims, "And those He fated, He additionally called; those He called, He likewise supported; those He advocated, He likewise celebrated." This verse reveals to us that from the minute God picks us, it seems as though we are celebrated in His essence in paradise. There is nothing that can keep an adherent from one day being celebrated in light of the fact that God has just purposed it in paradise. Once a man is supported, his salvation is ensured—he is as secure as though he is as of now celebrated in paradise.
(b) Paul makes two vital inquiries in Romans 8:33-34 "Who will bring any charge against those whom God has picked? It is God who legitimizes. Who is he that denounces? Christ Jesus, who kicked the bucket—more than that, who was raised to life—is at the correct hand of God and is likewise mediating for us." Who will bring a charge against God's choose? Nobody will, since Christ is our backer. Who will denounce us? Nobody will, since Christ, the One who kicked the bucket for us, is the person who censures. We have both the supporter and judge as our Savior.
(c) Believers are conceived once more (recovered) when they trust (John 3:3; Titus 3:5). For a Christian to lose his salvation, he would need to be un-recovered. The Bible gives no proof that the new birth can be taken away.
(d) The Holy Spirit indwells all adherents (John 14:17; Romans 8:9) and purifies through water all devotees into the Body of Christ (1 Corinthians 12:13). For an adherent to end up unsaved, he would need to be "un-indwelt" and separated from the Body of Christ.
(e) John 3:15 states that whoever puts stock in Jesus Christ will "have endless life." If you have confidence in Christ today and have unceasing life, yet lose it tomorrow, at that point it was never "endless" by any stretch of the imagination. Consequently, in the event that you lose your salvation, the guarantees of everlasting life in the Bible would be in blunder.
(f) In a decisive contention, Scripture says, "For I am persuaded that neither demise nor life, neither heavenly attendants nor evil presences, neither the present nor the future, nor any forces, neither tallness nor profundity, nor whatever else in all creation, will have the capacity to isolate us from the adoration for God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord" (Romans 8:38– 39). Keep in mind a similar God who saved you is a similar God who will keep you. Once we are saved, we are constantly saved. Our salvation is without a doubt interminably secure!
But we need to know that sin is an hindrance to our ever sure salvation. there is a big difference between continuing to sin and continuing to sin. a believer who has made sin is nature has lost his salvation. but this question still is unanswered in debates all over the world today...........