This post is a bit of an experimental post for me. I want to see how our community responds and reacts to some of the more tricky theologies in our faith. If it goes well, I want to perhaps have more of these discussions regularly.
Before I get into the question for this week, I want to say that the reason I bring this up is that I think it's helpful for our thinking and our own theology when we here different perspectives, and how people arrived at different views. I know my theology has evolved over time, and I want to explore some of these questions here. I also want to see more engagement and discussion in our community and would like to hear from all of you regardless of your views.
Once saved, always saved?
When I first became a Christian, my church taught Once save, always saved., meaning that you can't lose your salvation.
What do you think? Do you agree or disagree? Please provide some scriptures and reasoning to support your views. And please keep the discussions respectful.
Also, if there's any other topics you want me to explore with our Christian Fellowship community, please let me know in the comments below.
Blessings
Jimmy