It's cool that's how the devil wants us to feel. However... God has not given us a spirit of fear, etc. when that stinky devil comes around to harp about your past or tell you you're worthless whatever. You just remind him of his future, In the Mighty Name of Jesus Christ!!! I would like you to memorize a short verse. James 4:7 Submit yourselves to God, Resist the devil and he will flee from you. In Jesus Christ Mighty Name!!!
Resentments are like cancer eating away at your soul till there is death… I have so much peace when I listened to Yeshua.. he’s the physician… amazing grace in action…
And I would say this answer is rightly dividing the Word of God. Mr. Hanagraaff, would you agree that Hebrews 4:1-16 is the rest to your answer. Folks. If there is anyone I would trust since my 24 years of reading the Lord's Word...this guy is on top with the truth that matters. Thumbs up!
@jmbbk4737 Good question. The person in question is not really straggling on the line on whether to follow Jesus or stay with our status quo apart from the kingdom of God. (Hebrews 4 thus calls them to enter the eternal rest). The person is committed as a Christian but really stinks at being a Christian. So they continue sinning and repenting over again. There is need for encouragement. Need for accountability. Need for supernatural metamorphosis. They need to partake in the graces of Christ within the context of a healthy well-balance church.
I believe that where I,possibly others get hung up, is the difference between knowing that we sin every day, and confusing that with thinking that it’s “OK” to sin. The amazing grace of Gods not a license to sin, but it is sufficient to cover our sin when we do. 2 Corinthians 12:9 Thank you Lord
@ACDZ123 works based salvation and sinning less to be saved is the devils doctrine. You trust in your own works, yourself, and how good you are. That's in line with Muslims, the devil has snuck in works very sneakily and it's heretical.
It hurts me to sin. I feel ashamed and guilty. Some days are better than others because I am walking more closely with Jesus. As I drift I feel it. It is not OK to sin. People who are truly saved won't want to sin and feel terrible when they do. The Holy Spirit will convict you immediately. God knows your heart and mind. He knows you are truly resisting and fleeing. You are SAVED by GRACE alone, not by your ability to not sin. You don't work your way to heaven by not sinning. Gods GRACE through Christ saved you, not you sinning less.
----- let us lay aside every weight and The Sin which doth so easily beset us and let us run with Patience The race that is set before us ( Hebrews 12:1 )
It's all about growth and maturation, a journey that, by its nature, involves stumbling but getting back up again. We learn, generate personal insight. Does God expect perfection? Truthfully, I don't think God is that dim and unaware of our human condition. Trust God. God doesn't want to hurt you. He will allow circumstances to hurt us because, sometimes, pain is necessary to get a point across, but God will never abandon you.
@ what I meant to say was if those people asking these questions would go to church like they ought to they would already have the answers to the questions they’re asking
I confess that I’m a sinner in need of a savior. Lord Jesus , please forgive me of my sins and cleanse me of all unrighteousness. Lord Jesus, please wash my sins away with your innocent sinless blood !
The Lord will, just remember Jesus said if you do not confess my name among men, I will not confess your name to The Father. Love The Lord our God with all of your heart and soul. Have no other gods before Him. Love thy neighbor as yourself
Paul was asked, do you still sin, Paul’s answer was give me a moment. Jesus said, if your brother sins 7 times forgive him 7x. So yes, we all sin every day, if we truly ask for forgiveness and repent it is granted, no matter how many times. God, is a just and forgiving God because he truly loves us. He reads our hearts, so if he sees we are playing games with him he’s going to correct us, he’s going to harden our hearts.
Saving repentance is realizing that you are a sinner deserving of God's just punishment in Hell and turn (repent) from whatever you trusted in before, if indeed you trusted in anything; to trusting in the person and finished work of Christ alone for salvation.
consequences happen for the sins that we commit. The Lord knows our hearts and when we repent we are forgiven by him but it does not mean we will not pay a price for our actions.
This guy sounds so good and talks like he is knowledgeable, BUT he is wrong. We need to remember who we are and if you are always confessing your sin, you will stay focused on your sin. Instead of confessing your sin, thank Jesus that He has already forgiven you. The more time you spend with Jesus the less you will sin. Make sure you are always focused on Jesus.
@dougmelven2597 Why is the answer wrong? Never would tell any Christian to forego confessing their sins. As mentioned to another commenter: Many errors upon errors are committed by those who teach 1 John 1:9 is inapplicable for believers and believers need not confess their sins. It is unlikely that 2nd century Gnostic teachings existed when John penned the first epistle. See www.equip.org/article/grace-upon-grace-1-john-18-9-forgiveness-sins/ and www.equip.org/article/joseph-prince-unmerited-favor/
@@BibleAnswerMan Continual confession of sin keeps you focused on sin and not on Christ where your focus belongs. Jesus Christ put sin away by His sacrifice. I am not saying you should just go ahead and sin. Sin is horrible and God hates it, sin will kill you, don't sin. But, if you do sin, thank Him for His forgiveness, get back on your feet and continue walking with Jesus. In 1 John 2, John if any man sins we have an Advocate with the Father. He does not say refer back to 1:9. That is also the only verse in NT that talks about confessing sin to God. Nowhere in Paul's epistles does it say we should do that. And if it is such an important doctrine, why didn't Paul tell the Corinthians to confess there sins to God?
SEEK JUSTIFICATION (HOLINESS), NOT FORGIVENESS… I was raised Nazarene (Protestant Catholic) and it was all about staying “prayed up” via an act of judicial forgiveness/confession…that is, until I’d decide to willfully sin again, which I’d do often…cause I thought I controlled my own spiritual destiny…and could always return to my faith, whenever I was finished sinning. It was all very Wesleyan; very Arminian. And it didn’t work…so I quit…for almost 20 years. Not until I was 46, after spending time as a Buddhist, the HS came calling…and for the first time, I was justified/sanctified/glorified…totally regenerated in a way I never was, growing up in a church family and playing the religion game for 2/3 of my life. The secret? EAT the WORD!🕊
I beg God every day to help me stop sinning. I just continue to cuss. Not like taking Gods name in vain just slips of nasty four letter words. Prayers needed.
A definitive misunderstanding of what repentance actually means it seems. By saying he wants to stop cursing and has a desire to do so then he has already shown repentance.
But some Christians say all your sins, past, present and future, have already been forgiven by what Christ did on the cross. They say it is not necessary to confess your sins every time you sin.
Scripture says Jesus is the propitiation or satisfactory payment for our sins, only death was enough of a payment for sin, he died once for sin, and you have been made righteous through his death, burial, and resurrection, not anything we do. Ephesians 2:8-9. 1 John 1:9 is for the Gnostics of Johns time, they claimed they never committed sin, we have realized we are all sinners if you are a believer, read verse 8 and 10, it is for sin deniers not born again believers. Read Romans 4:8-9 and 5:12-19 verse 13 says for until the law sin was in the world, but sin is not imputed when there is no law. We are not under the law but under grace, we are not saved by works of righteousness that we have done, but by his mercy he saved us, by the washing of regeneration, and the renewing of the Holy Ghost. Titus 3:5.
@@dougmelven2597 I have not seen Hank's channel before, but I think he is very understandable, and scriptural in what I have heard thus far, I have liked and subscribed.
If they were truly saved, the Holy Spirit will bring them back. What God starts, He finishes. If they never come back, they went out from us- for they were never of us.
@hd4100 So long as they have breath you continue loving and sharing with the the good news. Let Jesus, the one sitting upon the Judgment Seat, decide who gets into heaven. Trust Him. CRI has dealt with those who apostatize in the following articles: www.equip.org/article/am-i-just-not-chosen-the-disorientation-of-deconversion/www.equip.org/article/witnessing-to-a-wayward-child/ www.equip.org/article/reaching-postmodern-leavers/ www.equip.org/article/that-nones-may-not-perish/ www.equip.org/articles/witnessing-to-those-who-have-fallen-from-faith/
@@bobbyadkins6983 John 5:24 Truly, truly, I say unto you he that hears my word, and believes on him that sent me, has everlasting life, and shall NOT come into condemnation, but is passed from death unto life. There is no scripture telling us we can pass back from life unto death, because when we are saved, it is everlasting. John10:28 And I shall give unto them eternal life, and they shall never perish, never means "at no time" neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand.
@@bobbyadkins6983 You cannot be born-again again. Once you are a child of God, you will always be a child of God. Just as with your physical parents, even if you disown them or they disown you, you are still their child, nothing can change that. The only way someone can reject their salvation is if they are a mature Christian with a full understanding of what they are doing, they can reject there salvation. An immature Christian cannot.
The wages of sin is death...Romans 6:23 KJV Jesus destroyed him that had the power of death, that is, the devil Hebrews 2:14 KJV We must confess our sins.
@ nothing in scripture trumps being a new creation. If we sin, we grieve the Holy Spirit, but that cannot undo our creation as new hybrid B/beings. Are we in agreement about that?
@@lionheartmerrill1069 do you not understand scripture when it says new creation? Do you think that scripture is just hyperbole or something? What is God The Father?
I see that I personally died on the cross - not before it - therefore my sins died with me through the power of His blood - therefore the only sin I am capable of is allowing myself to be separated from Him.
@willyrios4532 Good point! 70 X 7 is an idiomatic expression meaning without limits. Obviously not a wooden literal forgive 490 offenses but no forgiveness beyond offense 491. 🙏
I don’t find anywhere in the bible that we all sin in thought word and deed every single day. If we are believers we walk in Gods ways and we sometimes sin but to say we do it all the time is not biblical. We have an advocate with Jesus if we do sin. But we are not a follower of Jesus unless we follow Jesus.
If a person has believed in Jesus for everlasting life then they have everlasting life and will never perish. If that person sins then it will effect their fellowship with God but can in no way jeopardize their eternal security.
For all who rely on the works of the law are under a curse. For it is written ,cursed is everyone who does not continue to do what is written in the Book of the Law.Clearly no one who relies on the law is justified before God,because “the righteous will live by Faith. (Galatians ch3)
I would agree with everything except 1 john 1:9 being for believers, we have to have acknowledged we are sinners to understand the need for a Savior, I believe John is referring to the Gnostics of his day that claimed they never sinned, we are to confess our faults one to another, not God, he has forgiven all of the sins of the whole world, but sin deniers must first see that we are all sinners. Confession does not cleanse the believer from all unrighteousness, that has already happened when he believes the gospel of Christ, that is my understanding of what he is saying.
@EugeneHolley-rc6ry Well put. But 1 John 1:9 is for believers. Many errors upon errors are committed by those who teach 1 John 1:9 is inapplicable for believers and believers need not confess their sins. It is unlikely that 2nd century Gnostic teachings existed when John penned the first epistle. See www.equip.org/article/grace-upon-grace-1-john-18-9-forgiveness-sins/ and www.equip.org/article/joseph-prince-unmerited-favor/
The Bible is clear, If we continue to sin after we have received the knowledge of the truth, there no longer remains a sacrifice for our sins. Get Prepared Not Scared!
They probably feel intense guilt which can turn into depression. This is the shame that religion causes. The fallacious belief in a magical deity is real and harmful.
@@BingoNamo-gb8pz That was my point. We all have our struggles. Also remember the Lord's prayer. "Forgive our debts as we forgive our debtors." My priest told me that we forgive others so that we may be forgiven. This is also why we don't judge others, as we will be judged as we judge others. Forgiveness is not just a good idea, it's a commandment of Christ our Lord.
You repent once, you’re wages of sin was paid for by the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus. Jesus is the only way, you can’t earn 1%. Stop trying.
We do not sin every day thats is false, and an excuse! Grace is given not so we can continue to sin and not be held accountable for our sin. The wages of sin is death! Grace is so we can overcome sin and become holy, without spot or wrinkle, so on that day we can be presented to the Father dressed in white robes of righteousness, and not naked and ashamed before him. Jesus said he who overcomes shall be saved. Overcomes what? Sin! Paul’s said do we continue to sin because we are under grace? He answered, God Forbid! Do you not know you are a servant to whom you obey? To sin, unto death, or obedience unto righteousness, unto holiness, and eternal life! Proverbs 28:13 says,He that covereth his sins shall not prosper: but whoso (confesseth)and (forsaketh them) shall have mercy. And John said in 1 John 3:6 Whosoever abideth in him sinneth not: whosoever sinneth hath not seen him, neither known him. And again in verse 9 Whosoever is born of God doth not commit sin; for his seed remaineth in him: and he cannot sin, because he is born of God. It is false teaching that we sin everyday! Like we can’t help ourselves from sinning! Why then are we told to resist temptation? If we can not go without sinning? We are making God very small! Is he unable to keep us from committing sin? If the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead, be in us, is he not able to give us self control and empower us to overcome sinning? What it is, is a modern day view, that allows us to not fear the Lord, and take pleasure in unrighteousness, and continue to commit sin, and use grace as an excuse to continue to sin! If you feared the Lord, you would stop choosing to sin. For it’s by the fear of the Lord, that men depart from evil!
Hebrews 10: 26 is about people who heard the clear gospel, witnessed the miracles, saw the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and rejected it outright in favor of returning to the animal sacrifices; nothing to do with loss of salvation at all.
@: You are mistaken friend. Read it in context, it’s talking about those who received Christ as Lord and Savior, got the touch of the Holy Spirit, and tasted the heavenly gift, it’s talking about all blood washed Christians. Next, there’s no such thing as once saved always saved. There are other things as well that can put your salvation in serious danger, the parable of the 10 virgins, the parable of the talents, or the branch that doesn’t bare fruit shall be cut off, or narrow is the gate that leads to life and there be few who find it…etc. it’s not just sin that can cut us off, but the lack of everything the Lord and His apostles commanded. Salvation has a beginning, a middle, and an end… workout your own salvation with fear and trembling, or he who endures to the end shall be saved. God help us wake up.
@@theworldtomorrow3960 When Paul wrote work out your own salvation, he was not talking about eternal life, Acts 16:16-32 is the reason he said that in Philippians. Is there something about the words everlasting or eternal you do not understand?
You have not come to the knowledge of the TRUTH if you believe you are saved. Salvation comes at the end. You get healed and then have to work out your Salvation. When you get knowledge of the TRUTH and you keep willingly sinning then you are in trouble. Hebrews 10:26 “For if we sin wilfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins,” Your sins will have to be covered. 1 Peter 4:8 King James Version 8 And above all things have fervent charity among yourselves: for charity shall cover the multitude of sins. It's a process. You are not going to stop sinning overnight. You will have a remission of sins. Your flesh will still want to sin. Your Spirit won't want to, unless you don't actually have the Spirit and willfully sin.
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Thanks for this reminder, been feeling wretched lately 😞
Amen to that.
It's cool that's how the devil wants us to feel. However... God has not given us a spirit of fear, etc. when that stinky devil comes around to harp about your past or tell you you're worthless whatever.
You just remind him of his future, In the Mighty Name of Jesus Christ!!! I would like you to memorize a short verse. James 4:7 Submit yourselves to God, Resist the devil and he will flee from you. In Jesus Christ Mighty Name!!!
They are saved so God continues to work with them.
Thanks for chiming in. 🙏
Thanks beautiful response
Thank you for sharing this ! It was exactly what I needed to help me along .
A great message thank you
Beautiful, thank you.
Thank you!
Amen, thank you for this. God bless you. ✝️
Seven times seventy, read bible daily for truth that will set you free…
@MarkAdams-vb7wr Yes, forgive your offender seventy times seven.
Resentments are like cancer eating away at your soul till there is death… I have so much peace when I listened to Yeshua.. he’s the physician… amazing grace in action…
And I would say this answer is rightly dividing the Word of God. Mr. Hanagraaff, would you agree that Hebrews 4:1-16 is the rest to your answer.
Folks. If there is anyone I would trust since my 24 years of reading the Lord's Word...this guy is on top with the truth that matters. Thumbs up!
@jmbbk4737 Good question. The person in question is not really straggling on the line on whether to follow Jesus or stay with our status quo apart from the kingdom of God. (Hebrews 4 thus calls them to enter the eternal rest). The person is committed as a Christian but really stinks at being a Christian. So they continue sinning and repenting over again. There is need for encouragement. Need for accountability. Need for supernatural metamorphosis. They need to partake in the graces of Christ within the context of a healthy well-balance church.
Confession is not an excuse to have a sin lifestyle
@CraigMarkOBrien No it is not. Thanks for chiming in.
Thank you for this truth.
I believe that where I,possibly others get hung up, is the difference between knowing that we sin every day, and confusing that with thinking that it’s “OK” to sin. The amazing grace of Gods not a license to sin, but it is sufficient to cover our sin when we do. 2 Corinthians 12:9 Thank you Lord
@phirrgus5117 Appreciate the input. 🙏
Once saved always saved is devils doctrine
@ACDZ123 works based salvation and sinning less to be saved is the devils doctrine. You trust in your own works, yourself, and how good you are. That's in line with Muslims, the devil has snuck in works very sneakily and it's heretical.
Excellent answer, Brother Hank!
Grace.
It hurts me to sin. I feel ashamed and guilty. Some days are better than others because I am walking more closely with Jesus. As I drift I feel it. It is not OK to sin. People who are truly saved won't want to sin and feel terrible when they do. The Holy Spirit will convict you immediately. God knows your heart and mind. He knows you are truly resisting and fleeing. You are SAVED by GRACE alone, not by your ability to not sin. You don't work your way to heaven by not sinning. Gods GRACE through Christ saved you, not you sinning less.
@dobbins2550 Appreciate the honest reply. Jesus Christ Son of God have mercy upon us all.
James 4:7 Submit yourselves to God, Resist the devil and he will flee from you. In the mighty name of Jesus Christ!!!
----- let us lay aside every weight and The Sin which doth so easily beset us and let us run with Patience The race that is set before us ( Hebrews 12:1 )
It's all about growth and maturation, a journey that, by its nature, involves stumbling but getting back up again. We learn, generate personal insight. Does God expect perfection? Truthfully, I don't think God is that dim and unaware of our human condition. Trust God. God doesn't want to hurt you. He will allow circumstances to hurt us because, sometimes, pain is necessary to get a point across, but God will never abandon you.
@davidholman48 Thanks for chiming in.
A few people would go to church once in a while you know the answer of all these questions that you’re asking
@DonnieBaker-nr8kn Uncertain of the point you are trying to get across?
@ what I meant to say was if those people asking these questions would go to church like they ought to they would already have the answers to the questions they’re asking
I confess that I’m a sinner in need of a savior. Lord Jesus , please forgive me of my sins and cleanse me of all unrighteousness. Lord Jesus, please wash my sins away with your innocent sinless blood !
The Lord will, just remember Jesus said if you do not confess my name among men, I will not confess your name to The Father. Love The Lord our God with all of your heart and soul. Have no other gods before Him. Love thy neighbor as yourself
Paul was asked, do you still sin, Paul’s answer was give me a moment. Jesus said, if your brother sins 7 times forgive him 7x. So yes, we all sin every day, if we truly ask for forgiveness and repent it is granted, no matter how many times. God, is a just and forgiving God because he truly loves us. He reads our hearts, so if he sees we are playing games with him he’s going to correct us, he’s going to harden our hearts.
@gregdavis19 Thanks for chiming in. But even harden hearts can still be softened by God too? God's kindness leads us to repentance?
Saving repentance is realizing that you are a sinner deserving of God's just punishment in Hell and turn (repent) from whatever you trusted in before, if indeed you trusted in anything; to trusting in the person and finished work of Christ alone for salvation.
@colonalklink14 input appreciated. 🙏
consequences happen for the sins that we commit. The Lord knows our hearts and when we repent we are forgiven by him but it does not mean we will not pay a price for our actions.
@DeborahHuffman-lc4bs Good point!
This guy sounds so good and talks like he is knowledgeable, BUT he is wrong.
We need to remember who we are and if you are always confessing your sin, you will stay focused on your sin.
Instead of confessing your sin, thank Jesus that He has already forgiven you.
The more time you spend with Jesus the less you will sin. Make sure you are always focused on Jesus.
@dougmelven2597 Why is the answer wrong? Never would tell any Christian to forego confessing their sins. As mentioned to another commenter: Many errors upon errors are committed by those who teach 1 John 1:9 is inapplicable for believers and believers need not confess their sins. It is unlikely that 2nd century Gnostic teachings existed when John penned the first epistle. See www.equip.org/article/grace-upon-grace-1-john-18-9-forgiveness-sins/ and www.equip.org/article/joseph-prince-unmerited-favor/
Amen 😎
Actually, Doug, it is your opinion that is unbiblical.
@@BibleAnswerMan Continual confession of sin keeps you focused on sin and not on Christ where your focus belongs.
Jesus Christ put sin away by His sacrifice.
I am not saying you should just go ahead and sin. Sin is horrible and God hates it, sin will kill you, don't sin.
But, if you do sin, thank Him for His forgiveness, get back on your feet and continue walking with Jesus.
In 1 John 2, John if any man sins we have an Advocate with the Father. He does not say refer back to 1:9.
That is also the only verse in NT that talks about confessing sin to God. Nowhere in Paul's epistles does it say we should do that.
And if it is such an important doctrine, why didn't Paul tell the Corinthians to confess there sins to God?
@@henryrogers5500 Not my opinion, this is what the Bible says.
They're not repenting if they keep returning to the sin...saying you're repenting means nothing if you dont do it.
@ACDZ123 Point noted.
SEEK JUSTIFICATION (HOLINESS), NOT FORGIVENESS…
I was raised Nazarene (Protestant Catholic) and it was all about staying “prayed up” via an act of judicial forgiveness/confession…that is, until I’d decide to willfully sin again, which I’d do often…cause I thought I controlled my own spiritual destiny…and could always return to my faith, whenever I was finished sinning.
It was all very Wesleyan; very Arminian. And it didn’t work…so I quit…for almost 20 years.
Not until I was 46, after spending time as a Buddhist, the HS came calling…and for the first time, I was justified/sanctified/glorified…totally regenerated in a way I never was, growing up in a church family and playing the religion game for 2/3 of my life.
The secret? EAT the WORD!🕊
@michaelparsons9063 Thanks for chiming in.
Once saved always saved once you receive the testimony of Jesus in faith. I don't quite understand your story.
I beg God every day to help me stop sinning. I just continue to cuss. Not like taking Gods name in vain just slips of nasty four letter words. Prayers needed.
@georgecaudill7659 Jesus Christ Son of God have mercy. 🙏
Repentance is needed, not prayer
@ so repentance doesn’t come from prayer?
A definitive misunderstanding of what repentance actually means it seems. By saying he wants to stop cursing and has a desire to do so then he has already shown repentance.
@dt6949 what you said makes no sense
But some Christians say all your sins, past, present and future, have already been forgiven by what Christ did on the cross. They say it is not necessary to confess your sins every time you sin.
Scripture says Jesus is the propitiation or satisfactory payment for our sins, only death was enough of a payment for sin, he died once for sin, and you have been made righteous through his death, burial, and resurrection, not anything we do. Ephesians 2:8-9. 1 John 1:9 is for the Gnostics of Johns time, they claimed they never committed sin, we have realized we are all sinners if you are a believer, read verse 8 and 10, it is for sin deniers not born again believers. Read Romans 4:8-9 and 5:12-19 verse 13 says for until the law sin was in the world, but sin is not imputed when there is no law. We are not under the law but under grace, we are not saved by works of righteousness that we have done, but by his mercy he saved us, by the washing of regeneration, and the renewing of the Holy Ghost. Titus 3:5.
@@EugeneHolley-rc6ry I really like the way you put things.
You have a good understanding of the Scriptures.
@@dougmelven2597 I have not seen Hank's channel before, but I think he is very understandable, and scriptural in what I have heard thus far, I have liked and subscribed.
@@EugeneHolley-rc6ryYes and Faith without works is dead
What happens to the saved person who later says she's agnostic and questions the existence of God? Will she still go to heaven?
If they were truly saved, the Holy Spirit will bring them back. What God starts, He finishes.
If they never come back, they went out from us- for they were never of us.
@hd4100 So long as they have breath you continue loving and sharing with the the good news. Let Jesus, the one sitting upon the Judgment Seat, decide who gets into heaven. Trust Him. CRI has dealt with those who apostatize in the following articles: www.equip.org/article/am-i-just-not-chosen-the-disorientation-of-deconversion/www.equip.org/article/witnessing-to-a-wayward-child/ www.equip.org/article/reaching-postmodern-leavers/ www.equip.org/article/that-nones-may-not-perish/ www.equip.org/articles/witnessing-to-those-who-have-fallen-from-faith/
No. They will not unless they repent and come back to God.
@@bobbyadkins6983 John 5:24 Truly, truly, I say unto you he that hears my word, and believes on him that sent me, has everlasting life, and shall NOT come into condemnation, but is passed from death unto life. There is no scripture telling us we can pass back from life unto death, because when we are saved, it is everlasting. John10:28 And I shall give unto them eternal life, and they shall never perish, never means "at no time" neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand.
@@bobbyadkins6983 You cannot be born-again again.
Once you are a child of God, you will always be a child of God.
Just as with your physical parents, even if you disown them or they disown you, you are still their child, nothing can change that.
The only way someone can reject their salvation is if they are a mature Christian with a full understanding of what they are doing, they can reject there salvation. An immature Christian cannot.
The wages of sin is death...Romans 6:23 KJV Jesus destroyed him that had the power of death, that is, the devil Hebrews 2:14 KJV We must confess our sins.
Once you are born again you are a new creation and you are saved.
@WilliamH490
No doubt about it but, 1John 1:7,8,9,10 KJV
@ nothing in scripture trumps being a new creation. If we sin, we grieve the Holy Spirit, but that cannot undo our creation as new hybrid B/beings. Are we in agreement about that?
@@WilliamH490
hybrid B/beings? I don't see this in scripture, please explain. Are you OSAS? Hebrews 6:4,5,6 KJV
@@lionheartmerrill1069 do you not understand scripture when it says new creation? Do you think that scripture is just hyperbole or something? What is God The Father?
I see that I personally died on the cross - not before it - therefore my sins died with me through the power of His blood - therefore the only sin I am capable of is allowing myself to be separated from Him.
@ronniepace8778 Good point on the being united with Christ and the mortification of sin.
If a brother sins 7 times against u should u forgive him Jesus said not 7 times but 7 X 70 forgive him if he truly repents
@willyrios4532 Good point! 70 X 7 is an idiomatic expression meaning without limits. Obviously not a wooden literal forgive 490 offenses but no forgiveness beyond offense 491. 🙏
I don’t find anywhere in the bible that we all sin in thought word and deed every single day. If we are believers we walk in Gods ways and we sometimes sin but to say we do it all the time is not biblical. We have an advocate with Jesus if we do sin. But we are not a follower of Jesus unless we follow Jesus.
@petermartin7525 Thanks for chiming in. Do you go days without sinning in thought, word, or deed?
If a person has believed in Jesus for everlasting life then they have everlasting life and will never perish. If that person sins then it will effect their fellowship with God but can in no way jeopardize their eternal security.
@grizz4489 Appreciate the input.
For all who rely on the works of the law are under a curse. For it is written ,cursed is everyone who does not continue to do what is written in the Book of the Law.Clearly no one who relies on the law is justified before God,because “the righteous will live by Faith. (Galatians ch3)
@chrismachin2166 Good point. 🙏
I would agree with everything except 1 john 1:9 being for believers, we have to have acknowledged we are sinners to understand the need for a Savior, I believe John is referring to the Gnostics of his day that claimed they never sinned, we are to confess our faults one to another, not God, he has forgiven all of the sins of the whole world, but sin deniers must first see that we are all sinners. Confession does not cleanse the believer from all unrighteousness, that has already happened when he believes the gospel of Christ, that is my understanding of what he is saying.
@EugeneHolley-rc6ry Well put. But 1 John 1:9 is for believers. Many errors upon errors are committed by those who teach 1 John 1:9 is inapplicable for believers and believers need not confess their sins. It is unlikely that 2nd century Gnostic teachings existed when John penned the first epistle. See www.equip.org/article/grace-upon-grace-1-john-18-9-forgiveness-sins/ and www.equip.org/article/joseph-prince-unmerited-favor/
Amen 😎
Short answer. NOTHING. Saved and sealed by the blood of Jesus.
@ryanminturn8842 Thanks for the input. 🙏
Everybody sins and will continue to do so. Repent each and everyday and try not to sin.
@steveashcraft718 Well put.
The Bible is clear, If we continue to sin after we have received the knowledge of the truth, there no longer remains a sacrifice for our sins. Get Prepared Not Scared!
There no longer remains an animal sacrifice which will bring about forgiveness of sins in order to restore fellowship with God in this life.
They probably feel intense guilt which can turn into depression. This is the shame that religion causes. The fallacious belief in a magical deity is real and harmful.
@WTFtbone Thanks for chiming in.
@@BibleAnswerMan "Thanks for chiming in." It was my pleasure. I'm always happy to educate people. Good luck.
You mean literally like every man?
@ronwilliamson-uz7kb Shrewd question. We are all prone to sin aren't we?
WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAY //I WILL FORGIVE YOUR SINS 40 TIMES 40 // THATS A LOT
@jimpassi349 Good point!
They go to heaven.
@stevelenores5637 Appreciate the input.
If your brother sins against you 7x in a day & repents 7x you must forgive him.
@@BingoNamo-gb8pz That was my point. We all have our struggles. Also remember the Lord's prayer. "Forgive our debts as we forgive our debtors."
My priest told me that we forgive others so that we may be forgiven.
This is also why we don't judge others, as we will be judged as we judge others.
Forgiveness is not just a good idea, it's a commandment of Christ our Lord.
What this guy just said is utter nonsense
@dh1335 Why say that?
@ Because Jesus said, Go and sin no more, that’s why
You repent once, you’re wages of sin was paid for by the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus. Jesus is the only way, you can’t earn 1%. Stop trying.
@shawnsturgeon1014 True. Crass works righteousness does not fix the problem.
We do not sin every day thats is false, and an excuse! Grace is given not so we can continue to sin and not be held accountable for our sin. The wages of sin is death! Grace is so we can overcome sin and become holy, without spot or wrinkle, so on that day we can be presented to the Father dressed in white robes of righteousness, and not naked and ashamed before him. Jesus said he who overcomes shall be saved. Overcomes what? Sin! Paul’s said do we continue to sin because we are under grace? He answered, God Forbid! Do you not know you are a servant to whom you obey? To sin, unto death, or obedience unto righteousness, unto holiness, and eternal life! Proverbs 28:13 says,He that covereth his sins shall not prosper: but whoso (confesseth)and (forsaketh them) shall have mercy. And John said in 1 John 3:6 Whosoever abideth in him sinneth not: whosoever sinneth hath not seen him, neither known him. And again in verse 9 Whosoever is born of God doth not commit sin; for his seed remaineth in him: and he cannot sin, because he is born of God. It is false teaching that we sin everyday! Like we can’t help ourselves from sinning! Why then are we told to resist temptation? If we can not go without sinning? We are making God very small! Is he unable to keep us from committing sin? If the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead, be in us, is he not able to give us self control and empower us to overcome sinning? What it is, is a modern day view, that allows us to not fear the Lord, and take pleasure in unrighteousness, and continue to commit sin, and use grace as an excuse to continue to sin! If you feared the Lord, you would stop choosing to sin. For it’s by the fear of the Lord, that men depart from evil!
@HumbleHeartMinistry Appreciate the input. 🙏
Hebrews 10:26 makes it very clear.
@theworldtomorrow3960 Appreciate the input.
Hebrews 10: 26 is about people who heard the clear gospel, witnessed the miracles, saw the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and rejected it outright in favor of returning to the animal sacrifices; nothing to do with loss of salvation at all.
@: You are mistaken friend. Read it in context, it’s talking about those who received Christ as Lord and Savior, got the touch of the Holy Spirit, and tasted the heavenly gift, it’s talking about all blood washed Christians. Next, there’s no such thing as once saved always saved. There are other things as well that can put your salvation in serious danger, the parable of the 10 virgins, the parable of the talents, or the branch that doesn’t bare fruit shall be cut off, or narrow is the gate that leads to life and there be few who find it…etc. it’s not just sin that can cut us off, but the lack of everything the Lord and His apostles commanded. Salvation has a beginning, a middle, and an end… workout your own salvation with fear and trembling, or he who endures to the end shall be saved. God help us wake up.
@@colonalklink14 Amen!
@@theworldtomorrow3960 When Paul wrote work out your own salvation, he was not talking about eternal life, Acts 16:16-32 is the reason he said that in Philippians. Is there something about the words everlasting or eternal you do not understand?
Garbage advice. Nothing screams biblical illiteracy louder than quoting 1 John to justify sinning everyday. Utter foolishness.
@paul3441 How is sin being justified in calling the guilty to confess their sins to God?
Listen. He didn't say that
You have not come to the knowledge of the TRUTH if you believe you are saved. Salvation comes at the end. You get healed and then have to work out your Salvation. When you get knowledge of the TRUTH and you keep willingly sinning then you are in trouble.
Hebrews 10:26
“For if we sin wilfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins,”
Your sins will have to be covered.
1 Peter 4:8
King James Version
8 And above all things have fervent charity among yourselves: for charity shall cover the multitude of sins.
It's a process. You are not going to stop sinning overnight. You will have a remission of sins. Your flesh will still want to sin. Your Spirit won't want to, unless you don't actually have the Spirit and willfully sin.
@bike4jesus Appreciate the input.