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EPISODE · Jul 1, 2026 · 40 MIN

Security Of The Faithful: Once Saved Always Saved? - George Elias

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Can someone truly lose their salvation? Or does Scripture teach that those who genuinely belong to Christ are secure in Him forever?In this thought-provoking message, George Elias explores the biblical foundation for the security of the believer, examining what the Bible says about God's preserving grace, the assurance of salvation, and the evidence of genuine faith. Rather than encouraging complacency, this message calls believers to rest confidently in Christ while living lives that reflect authentic faith and obedience.Discover what it means to be kept by the power of God, why our hope is anchored in Christ's finished work rather than our own performance, and how God's faithfulness gives believers confidence to persevere until the end.Whether you're wrestling with doubts about salvation, seeking a deeper understanding of God's grace, or wanting to study the Scriptures on this important doctrine, this message will encourage you to place your confidence in the One who is able to keep His people.Key Scriptures:• John 10:27–30• Romans 8:31–39• Philippians 1:6• Ephesians 1:13–14• 1 Peter 1:3–5• Jude 24–25

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