Month: February 2025

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What Exactly Is True Salvation? Is There a False One?

We hear it all the time: “Are you saved?” But what does that even mean? Saved from what? How do you know you are truly saved?

Here’s the scary part: Jesus Himself said that some people who think they are saved… aren’t.

📖 “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.”

— Matthew 7:21

Think about that—people who pray, go to church, maybe even preach… but Jesus says, “I never knew you.”

That means there is such a thing as false salvation. People can have a fake version of faith that looks real but isn’t. So, what does false salvation look like? And how do we know we have the real thing?

1️⃣ The Illusion of False Salvation

A false sense of salvation is like drinking saltwater when you’re thirsty. It looks like it will quench your thirst, but the more you drink, the more dehydrated you become.

Jesus described false believers as people who claim to know Him but never truly surrendered to Him. They might look Christian on the outside but lack the real, transforming power of Christ.

2️⃣ Signs of False Salvation (With Illustrations)

1. Salvation by Words, Not Heart

🚨 “I said the sinner’s prayer, so I’m saved, right?”

Imagine James o. One Sunday, during an emotional altar call, he walks to the front, repeats a prayer after the pastor, and everyone claps. He leaves feeling good. But nothing in his life changes. He doesn’t seek God, doesn’t fight sin, doesn’t care about holiness.

James believes he’s saved because he prayed a prayer. But here’s the truth: Saying words doesn’t save you—faith in Christ does.

📖 “These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.”

— Matthew 15:8
🛑 False Salvation: Saying “Lord, Lord” but never actually surrendering.
✅ True Salvation: A heart transformed by God, not just lips that say the right things.

2. Salvation by Works, Not Grace

🚨 “I go to church, I tithe, I serve… I must be saved!”

Now see Debbie. She’s the definition of a “good Christian.” She never misses church, she donates to charity, she even volunteers every Sunday. But ask her about Jesus? She doesn’t really know Him. She trusts her good works more than God’s grace.

The Pharisees were like this. They followed all the religious rules but had no real relationship with God.

📖 “For by grace you have been saved through faith… not a result of works, so that no one may boast.”

— Ephesians 2:8-9
🛑 False Salvation: Trusting in church attendance, religious activities, or personal goodness.
✅ True Salvation: Trusting in Christ alone for salvation.

3. Emotional Salvation, Not True Faith

🚨 “I felt God’s presence in worship, so I must be saved!”

Now it’s Sarah. She loves worship services. The music makes her cry, she feels goosebumps, and in those moments, she feels close to God. But when she steps outside church? Nothing changes. She has no hunger for God’s Word, no fight against sin, no desire for righteousness.

Feeling moved emotionally is not the same as salvation. Emotions fade, but true salvation leads to a lasting relationship with Jesus.

📖 “The seed on rocky ground represents those who receive the word with joy, but since they have no root, they last only a short time.”

— Mark 4:16-17
🛑 False Salvation: Temporary excitement about God without true commitment.
✅ True Salvation: A lasting faith that endures, even when emotions fade.

4. Cultural Christianity

🚨 “I was born in a Christian home, so I’m saved.”

Meet John. He grew up in a Christian family. He knows Bible verses, prays before meals, and calls himself a Christian. But he’s never actually surrendered his life to Jesus. He assumes he’s saved because his parents are Christians.

But here’s the truth: Salvation isn’t inherited. You don’t become a Christian by birth—it’s a personal decision.

📖 “To all who did receive Him, to those who believed in His name, He gave the right to become children of God.”

— John 1:12
🛑 False Salvation: Thinking Christianity is just a cultural identity.
✅ True Salvation: A personal decision to follow Christ.

3️⃣ What True Salvation Looks Like

Now, let’s talk about real salvation—the kind that transforms, sustains, and secures us in Christ.

📖 “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.”

— 2 Corinthians 5:17

Here’s how you know your salvation is real:

✅ 1. True Salvation Begins with Genuine Repentance

Not just “feeling bad” about sin—turning away from sin and turning to Jesus.

✅ 2. True Salvation is By Grace, Through Faith (Not Works)

📖 “For by grace you have been saved through faith… not a result of works.”

— Ephesians 2:8-9

You can’t earn salvation; you receive it by faith in Christ alone.

✅ 3. True Salvation Produces a Changed Life

Not perfection, but transformation. If Jesus is in you, it shows.

There’s a hunger for God, a hatred for sin, and a desire to obey Him.

✅ 4. True Salvation Endures

📖 “The one who endures to the end will be saved.”

— Matthew 24:13

A true believer doesn’t walk away from the faith.They may struggle, but they cling to Christ till the end.

🔥 Final Thought: Are You Truly Saved?

This isn’t about scaring anyone—it’s about examining ourselves. Paul said:

📖 “Examine yourselves, to see whether you are in the faith. Test yourselves.”

— 2 Corinthians 13:5

Salvation is not a feeling. It’s not church attendance. It’s not good works. It’s a genuine, surrendered relationship with Jesus.

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Does the Bible Lean Left or Right?

(Or Is God Not Even Playing This Game? 🤔)

1. The Political Tug-of-War: Is God a Conservative or a Liberal?

Picture this:
📢 A fiery American preacher says, “The Bible is clear—Jesus would be a Republican! Pro-life, pro-family, anti-socialism!”
📢 A passionate Nigerian pastor counters, “God is for the poor! Jesus fought oppression! He’d be against capitalism!”
📢 Meanwhile, in Europe, someone argues, “Christianity supports human rights, so clearly, Jesus would be progressive!”

So, who’s right?

In every part of the world, believers try to fit Jesus into their political box. We claim He is:
🟦 A Socialist (because He cared for the poor)
🟥 A Capitalist (because of the parable of the talents)
🟩 A Nationalist (because He spoke of Israel’s restoration)
🟨 A Globalist (because He sent disciples to all nations)

But here’s the question: Does the Bible even take a side?

2. Politics in the Bible – Was Jesus Left or Right?

If we define left as prioritizing social justice, equality, and government intervention and right as emphasizing personal responsibility, moral conservatism, and limited government, then Jesus did things that could fit both sides!

Where Jesus Sounds Like a Conservative (Right-Wing):

📖 Matthew 19:4-6 – He upheld traditional marriage between male and female.
📖 John 14:6 – He claimed exclusivity: “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life.” (Not very “inclusive” by today’s standards.)
📖 2 Thessalonians 3:10 – “If a man will not work, he shall not eat.” (Sounds like an argument for hard work over handouts.)
📖 Romans 13:1-7 – Paul says we should obey governing authorities.

Where Jesus Sounds Like a Liberal (Left-Wing):

📖 Luke 4:18-19 – “The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me… to proclaim good news to the poor, freedom for the oppressed.”
📖 Acts 2:44-45 – Early Christians “shared everything they had” and provided for each other’s needs.
📖 Matthew 25:35-40 – Jesus prioritized feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, and welcoming strangers.
📖 Luke 10:25-37 – The Good Samaritan showed radical love to a foreigner—crossing cultural and political divides.

So… was Jesus a conservative or a liberal?

3. The Bible’s Political History – A Global Perspective

In Nigeria and much of Africa, Christianity is often tied to traditional values and moral conservatism. But issues like corruption, social justice, and economic inequality are major concerns. Some pastors preach prosperity gospel (which leans right—personal wealth) while others advocate for social justice (which leans left).

In China, underground churches thrive under a government that opposes Christianity. Many Chinese believers see government control as oppression, aligning them more with libertarian (small-government) ideals.

In Europe, Christianity has largely influenced human rights, democracy, and social policies. But today, European churches are often divided between traditional morality (right-leaning) and progressive social justice (left-leaning).

In the Middle East, where Christians are minorities, faith is not political—it’s survival. Believers face persecution regardless of whether their views lean left or right.

So depending on where you live, Christianity might seem more conservative or more liberal. But is this how it’s supposed to be?

4. Jesus and Politics – The Real Answer

Let’s be clear:
❌ Jesus was NOT a Republican, Democrat, APC, PDP, Labour, Socialist, Capitalist, or anything in between.
✔️ Jesus is King. His Kingdom is not of this world (John 18:36).
When people tried to drag Him into politics, He refused.
✅ Matthew 22:15-22 – The Pharisees tried to trap Him with taxes. Jesus said, “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God’s.”
✅ John 6:15 – After feeding the 5,000, people wanted to make Him king. Jesus refused.
✅ Luke 20:20-26 – He never told people to overthrow Rome, even though they wanted Him to.

Jesus didn’t come to take a political side—He came to establish a Kingdom that transcends politics.

5. The Danger of Political Christianity

When Christians tie their faith to a political ideology, we risk:
❌ Compromising biblical truth – Making Jesus fit into a party instead of following Him fully.
❌ Losing focus – Politics is temporary. The Kingdom of God is eternal.
❌ Dividing the church – Instead of being one in Christ, we fight over left vs. right.

In Nigeria, many pastors endorse politicians instead of preaching the Gospel.
In America, some Christians treat elections as spiritual warfare.
In China, believers must navigate faith under a controlling government.

But the truth is: No political party or system will ever fully represent the heart of God.

6. So, How Should Christians Engage in Politics?

Politics is everywhere. Whether it’s Nigeria’s heated elections, America’s party wars, China’s strict control, or Europe’s shifting ideologies, every Christian must decide: How do I live out my faith in a political world?

We often get caught in two extremes:
❌ Some Christians completely avoid politics, believing it’s corrupt and worldly.
❌ Others make politics their religion, believing a particular party or leader is the “savior” of their country.

But the Bible shows a better way—engage without compromise and stand for truth without idolizing power.

Let’s break it down.

1️⃣ Put Kingdom Above Country

📖 “But our citizenship is in heaven. And we eagerly await a Savior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ.”

— Philippians 3:20

Before being Nigerian, American, Chinese, Kenyan, British, Indian, or Filipino, we are citizens of Heaven. That means our first loyalty isn’t to a political party, national leader, or government—it’s to Jesus and His Kingdom.

Trivialities:

  • This doesn’t mean we ignore national issues.
  • It means we don’t let nationalism override biblical truth.
  • If a law, leader, or movement goes against God’s word, our allegiance is clear—we follow Christ first.
🛑 Question: Are you more passionate about defending your political stance than sharing the Gospel?

2️⃣ Stand for Truth, Not a Party

📖 “You shall not follow a crowd in doing evil.”

— Exodus 23:2

This is where it gets tough. Many believers support a political party, not because it’s biblically sound, but because it’s “our side.” We defend policies and leaders, even when they clearly contradict Scripture.

Trivialities:

  • If your party promotes injustice, will you speak up?
  • If your party supports moral corruption, will you challenge it?
  • Jesus never took sides with the Pharisees or Sadducees — He confronted both!

🔥 Truth over tribe. Kingdom over politics.

🛑 Question: Are you willing to disagree with your own political camp if it goes against God’s word?

3️⃣ Seek Justice and Righteousness

📖 “He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the LORD require of you? To act justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.”

— Micah 6:8

The Bible is deeply concerned with justice. But here’s where it gets tricky—different political sides define justice differently.

Trivialities:

  • The Left emphasizes social justice, poverty, and systemic issues.
  • The Right emphasizes personal responsibility, law, and order.
  • Jesus emphasized BOTH. He helped the poor AND called people to repentance.

🔥 Biblical justice doesn’t fit into a party—it challenges all parties!

🛑 Question: Are you fighting for God’s justice, or just your political preference?

4️⃣ Pray for Leaders, Even If You Disagree

📖 “I urge, then, first of all, that petitions, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for all people—for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness.”

— 1 Timothy 2:1-2

Let’s be honest. Some leaders are easy to pray for. Others… not so much. But the Bible doesn’t say, “Pray for the leaders you like.” It says pray for ALL.

Trivialities:

  • If your candidate loses, will you still pray for the winner?
  • If your leader is corrupt, will you pray for his repentance instead of just complaining?
  • If your nation’s laws oppose your faith, will you still seek God’s will?

🔥 Prayer is more powerful than politics.

🛑 Question: Do you pray for your country’s leaders, or just criticize them?

5️⃣ Engage, But Don’t Idolize Politics

📖 “Put not your trust in princes, in human beings, who cannot save.”

— Psalm 146:3

Let’s get real: Politics will never save us. No president, governor, senator, or party will bring true righteousness. Only Jesus can.

Trivialities:

  • Vote wisely, but don’t trust elections to fix sin.
  • Advocate for justice, but don’t expect politicians to be perfect.
  • Be engaged, but remember—earthly kingdoms will pass away.

🔥 Our hope isn’t in a political system—it’s in Christ.

🛑 Question: Is your faith in Jesus, or in a political movement?

🔥 Final Thought: Choose the Kingdom Over the World

✅ Get involved in politics.
✅ Speak out for truth.
✅ Defend justice.
✅ But don’t let politics become your god.

No political side fully represents Christ, but we are called to represent Him in every nation.

💬 Where do you struggle in this? How can Christians do better? Let’s discuss! 👇🔥

7. Where Do You Stand?

🔥 Does your faith shape your politics, or does your politics shape your faith?
🔥 Do you find yourself excusing unbiblical views just because your party supports them?
🔥 How can Christians engage in politics without losing focus on the Gospel?

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Does God Care About How We Use Money? 💰✨

(Or Can We Just Do Whatever We Want With It?)

1. Let’s Be Honest – Does God Really Care About My Wallet?

We talk about faith, love, holiness, and prayer, but money? That’s where things get awkward.

Some think:

  • 👉 “God only cares about my soul, not my bank account.”
  • 👉 “As long as I tithe, the rest is mine to spend.”
  • 👉 “God wants me rich!” (Name it and claim it?)

Others say:

  • 🚫 “Money is evil!”
  • 🚫 “True Christians should have nothing.”
  • 🚫 “If you’re wealthy, you must be worldly.”

So what’s the truth? Does God actually care about how we use money? Let’s break it down.

2. What Does the Bible Say About Money?

Money isn’t just about economics—it’s a heart issue. The Bible talks about money over 2,000 times! That’s more than faith, prayer, or heaven and hell combined.

Here’s what Scripture tells us:

📖 1 Timothy 6:10 – “The love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.”

📖 Matthew 6:24 – “You cannot serve both God and money.”

📖 Proverbs 22:7 – “The borrower is slave to the lender.”

So no, money itself isn’t evil—but it’s dangerous when it owns you.

3. God’s View on Money – 3 Big Truths

🔥(1) Money is a Tool, Not a God

Money isn’t good or bad—it’s a tool. But like any tool, it depends on how you use it.

🔨 A hammer can build a house or destroy it.

💰 Money can feed the poor or fuel greed.

The problem isn’t the money—it’s the heart.

🔥 (2) God Calls Us to Be Wise Stewards

A steward isn’t an owner—it’s a manager. Everything we have belongs to God.

📖 – “The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it.”

Psalm 24:1

That means:

  • ✅ We don’t waste it (Luke 16:10 – “Whoever is faithful with little will be trusted with more.”)
  • ✅ We don’t hoard it (Proverbs 11:24 – “One gives freely yet grows richer; another withholds yet suffers need.”)
  • ✅ We don’t worship it (Ecclesiastes 5:10 – “Whoever loves money never has enough.”)

🔥 (3) Generosity is Non-Negotiable

God doesn’t bless us just for us. He blesses us to bless others.

📖– “God loves a cheerful giver.”

2 Corinthians 9:7

It’s not about amount—it’s about heart. The widow who gave two coins (Mark 12:41-44)?

She gave more than the rich man because she trusted God.

4. But What About…“Does God Want Me to Be Rich?”

God is NOT against wealth. Some of the most faithful people in the Bible were wealthy:

  • ✔️ Abraham – Rich in livestock and gold.
  • ✔️ David & Solomon – Kings loaded with wealth.
  • ✔️ Job – Had everything, lost everything, got double back.

BUT… wealth wasn’t their God. They used it for God’s purposes.

“What About Poverty?”

Being poor isn’t a curse, but neither is it a virtue. What matters is faithfulness, not finances.

📖 – “I have learned to be content in plenty and in lack.”

Philippians 4:12

Whether rich or poor, the question is: Are we honoring God with what we have?

5. So… Does God Care About Money?

Absolutely! But not in the way the world does. He cares about how you use it, not how much you have.

Here’s the real test:

  • ✔️ Does your money control you, or do you control it?
  • ✔️ Are you using it for selfish gain, or God’s glory?
  • ✔️ Are you trusting God, or trusting your bank account?

Because at the end of the day… we leave it all behind.

6. Your Move – How Are You Using What God Gave You?

  • 🔹 Are you honoring God with your money?
  • 🔹 Is your heart more attached to your bank balance or to Jesus?
  • 🔹 Where do you struggle—spending, saving, or giving?

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🔥 Why Should I Trust Christianity Over Other Religions? 🔥

(And Why “All Religions Are the Same” is the Biggest Lie Ever Told)

1. Let’s Get Real – Does It Even Matter?

Ever heard someone say:
👉 “All religions lead to God.”
👉 “It doesn’t matter what you believe, as long as you’re sincere.”
👉 “Christianity, Islam, Hinduism—they’re all different paths to the same destination.”

Sounds nice, right? Feels safe, inclusive, and non-confrontational. But is it true?

Let’s put it this way—if I give you a glass of pure water and another mixed with poison, would you say, “They’re both drinks, so it doesn’t matter which one I take”? Of course not! You’d want to know which one gives life and which one kills.

Now, let’s do the same for religion. Because if all beliefs contradict each other, they CANNOT all be true at the same time.

2. Why “All Religions Are the Same” is a Dangerous Lie

If I tell you:
📌 The sky is blue.
📌 The sky is green.

Can both be true? Nope. One must be false. Truth is exclusive.

Now let’s compare religions:

ReligionView of GodSalvationAfterlife
IslamOne God (Allah), no TrinityEarned by good deeds, no guaranteeJudgment Day, paradise or hell
HinduismMany gods, ultimate BrahmanReincarnation, karmaEndless cycles of rebirth
BuddhismNo personal GodEnlightenment through self-effortNirvana (ceasing to exist)
ChristianityOne God in TrinityFree gift through Jesus ChristEternal life with God or separation from Him

💡 See the contradiction? Christianity stands alone because it isn’t about earning your way to God. It’s about God coming to us.

3. Jesus Didn’t Leave Room for “All Religions Are the Same”

Listen to what Jesus said:

📖 John 14:6 – “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.”

Not “a way.”
Not “one of many ways.”
THE WAY.

Let’s be blunt—if Jesus was lying, Christianity is worthless. If He was telling the truth, then every other religion is leading people off a cliff.

4. Why Christianity is Different from Every Other Religion

🔥 (1) Every Other Religion Says “Do.” Jesus Says “Done.”

Every religion tells you:
🔺 Pray five times a day.
🔺 Keep the laws and hope you did enough.
🔺 Meditate until you reach enlightenment.

It’s all about YOU trying to reach God.

But Jesus? He flipped the script.
💥 “It is finished.” (John 19:30)

Salvation isn’t achieved—it’s received.

🔥 (2) The Resurrection—The Unshakable Proof

Every founder of every religion is dead and buried.
🚫 Mohammed—dead.
🚫 Buddha—dead.
🚫 Krishna—dead.

But Jesus’ tomb? EMPTY.

📖 1 Corinthians 15:17 – “If Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile.”

Even secular historians admit:
✅ The tomb was empty.
✅ His followers died for their belief (no one dies for a known lie).
✅ 500+ eyewitnesses saw Him alive.

No resurrection? No Christianity. That’s how big this is.

🔥 (3) Christianity is About Relationship, Not Religion

Religion is humans trying to reach God.
Christianity is God reaching down to us.

Imagine this:
🚶 You fall into a deep pit.
Religion says: “Climb out yourself.”
Jesus says: “I’ll climb down and carry you out.”

📖 Romans 5:8 – “While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”

5. What About Combined Religion? (Mixing Christianity with Other Beliefs)

Some people say, “Why not mix Christianity with other religions?”

🚨 BIG PROBLEM: That’s like mixing clean water with poison.

📖 Exodus 20:3 – “You shall have no other gods before Me.”

Christianity is NOT an ingredient in a spiritual buffet. It’s either all or nothing.

6. So Why Trust Christianity?

Christianity isn’t just another belief system. It’s the only one where:
✔️ God pursues YOU.
✔️ Salvation is a gift.
✔️ Jesus conquered death.
✔️ It answers life’s deepest questions.

And at the end of the day, the question isn’t “Which religion is best?” The question is “Who is Jesus to you?”

📖 John 11:25 – “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me will live, even though they die.”

7. Your Move – What Will You Do With Jesus?

This isn’t just about theology. It’s about eternity. You don’t have to take my word for it—seek the truth for yourself.

🔹 Have you ever seriously looked into Jesus?
🔹 What’s stopping you from trusting Him today?
🔹 If you have questions, let’s talk—drop a comment!

👉 Let’s hear your thoughts! What stood out to you? Do you think all religions lead to the same place? Let’s discuss! 👇

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Can You Lose Your Salvation?

Or… are we asking the wrong question?

The Man Who Almost Gave Up

Jacob gripped the steering wheel, his knuckles white with tension. His breath was uneven. The shame was suffocating.

“God, are You still with me?”

He had failed again. The same sin. The same empty promises to never do it again. The same guilt clawing at his soul.

And now? Silence. Emptiness.

Was he still saved? Or had God finally given up on him?

Maybe you’ve felt this before. Maybe you’ve laid awake at night, staring at the ceiling, wondering if you’ve crossed some invisible line—if your mistakes have finally made God walk away.

Or maybe you know someone who once sang in church, lifted their hands, preached the gospel—and now? They don’t even believe anymore. What happened?

So let’s ask the question that shakes so many hearts:

👉 Can you lose your salvation? Or were you never truly saved in the first place?

But wait—maybe we’re asking the wrong question.

1. Are We Missing the Point?

Think about it—why are we asking this?

  • Are we trying to figure out how much sin we can get away with?
  • Are we afraid we’ve already lost it and there’s no way back?
  • Are we trying to understand why some walk away?

But what if the real question isn’t, “Can I lose my salvation?”

What if the real question is:

👉 Do I truly belong to Christ?

Because if you are His—truly His—not just in words, but in the deepest part of your soul—He won’t let you go.

📖 – “I give them eternal life, and they will never perish; no one will snatch them out of My hand.”

John 10:28

2. The Great Debate: What Christians Believe

For centuries, believers have wrestled over this. Two main views emerge:

A. “Once Saved, Always Saved” (Eternal Security)

This says: If you’re truly saved, you can’t lose it.

  • No sin, no failure, no mistake can undo what Christ has done.
  • If someone falls away, they were never truly saved.

📖 – “You were sealed with the Holy Spirit, who is a deposit guaranteeing our inheritance.”

Ephesians 1:13-14
🛠 The Argument: If salvation is a gift from God, not earned by works, how could we lose it by failing?

B. “You Can Lose It” (Conditional Security)

This says: Yes, salvation is a gift, but we must remain faithful.

  • A believer can reject Christ, turn away, and forfeit salvation.
  • The Bible warns about people “falling away.”

📖– “It is impossible for those who have once been enlightened… if they fall away, to be brought back to repentance.”

Hebrews 6:4-6 
🛠 The Argument: If salvation requires faith, and faith can die, then walking away from God means losing salvation.

So which one is it?

3. What About People Who Walk Away?

We all know someone who once looked like a believer—but later denied the faith.

Did they lose salvation? Were they never saved?

The Bible gives two possibilities:

🔹 They Were Never Truly Saved
📖 – “They went out from us, but they did not really belong to us.”

1 John 2:19

🔹 They Walked Away
📖 – “If we deliberately keep on sinning after receiving the truth, no sacrifice for sins is left.”

Hebrews 10:26

Either way, one thing is clear: A true Christian is known by their fruit. (Matthew 7:16)

4. What If You’re Struggling?

Maybe you’re thinking, “I don’t feel close to God. Does that mean I’ve lost my salvation?”

No. Feeling distant from God is not the same as losing Him.

King David—the man after God’s own heart—wrote:

📖 Psalm 13:1 – “How long, O Lord? Will You forget me forever?”

Even Jesus cried out, “My God, why have You forsaken Me?” (Matthew 27:46)

But feeling distant doesn’t mean God has abandoned you. It’s an invitation to seek Him deeper.

📖 Jeremiah 29:13 – “You will seek Me and find Me when you seek Me with all your heart.”

5. The Real Question: Do You Love Jesus?

Forget debates for a second. Forget theological arguments.

Look at your heart.

  • Do you long for Him?
  • Do you desire to obey Him—even if you fail sometimes?
  • Do you come back to Him when you fall?

📖 Psalm 145:18 – “The Lord is near to all who call on Him, to all who call on Him in truth.”

If salvation is just a prayer you prayed once, you’re missing it. Salvation is knowing and loving Christ.

Because here’s the truth:

🚨 If you are truly His, He won’t let you go.
🚨 If you abandon Him, it means you never really knew Him.

6. A Call to Surrender—Not Just Safety

The question isn’t just about security—it’s about surrender.

📖 Matthew 22:37 – “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind.”

This isn’t about arguing theology or finding loopholes. This is about your soul.

Do you love Jesus? Not just in words—but in how you live, how you surrender, how you run back to Him even when you fail?

Because salvation isn’t just about being safe from hell. It’s about being completely His.

7. What If You’ve Wandered?

Maybe you feel far from God. Maybe you’re Jacob in the car, wondering if you’ve lost it all.

Here’s the truth:

🔥 If you’re worried about it, you haven’t lost it.
🔥 If you still want God, He’s not done with you.
🔥 If you repent and return, He will welcome you.

📖 Luke 15:20 – “While he was still a long way off, his Father saw him and ran to him.”

You are never too far gone. The arms of Jesus are always open.

Final Thought: This Isn’t About Theology—It’s About Jesus

At the end of the day, this isn’t a doctrine to debate—it’s a call to follow Christ.

🚨 Stop asking if you can “lose salvation” and ask:
👉 Do I truly know, love, and follow Jesus?
If you do—rest in His grace.
If you don’t—run to Him today.

🔥 Let’s Talk! 🔥

💬 Do you think salvation can be lost, or is it secure?
💬 Have you ever felt like you were too far from God?
💬 What scripture gives you assurance?

Drop your thoughts in the comments! Let’s dig deep. ⬇️⬇️⬇️

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