Eternal Security

First, we address the question of whether a Christian can lose their salvation at Can a Christian Lose Their Salvation.  In this article, we address the question of whether salvation can be taken from a Christian.  Now, you might think that the two questions are the same question expressed in two different ways.  However, that […]

Act 10:34-35 says: “Then Peter opened his mouth, and said, Of a truth I perceive that God is no respecter of persons: But in every nation he that feareth him, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with him.” In modern English, Acts 10:34-35 says: “Then Peter opened his mouth, and said, Truly I perceive that God […]

Blasphemy is an expression of one’s opinion that someone has done something wrong. Does that mean that blasphemy against the Holy Ghost is saying that the Holy Ghost has done something wrong? No, because the word “blasphemy” is being used figuratively; specifically, the word “blasphemy” is being used to mean “rejection.” The explanation of this […]

We begin with a brief review of some foundational truths. Sin is the falling short of God’s standard of right. There is voluntary sin and involuntary sin. Character is one’s set of habits of doing right. In a Christian, habits of doing right are supported by the Holy Spirit. Character weakness is the moral condition […]

You have it backward.  The unforgivable sin (as described in How To Tell If You Have Committed An Unforgivable Sin) is rejecting the Lord Jesus Christ.  For example, Titus 1:16 says, “They profess that they know God; but in works they deny him….”  As regards the Lord Jesus Christ, since the Lord Jesus Christ is […]

First posted at https://www.lfnexus.com/doesgodreallyputpeopleinhell.htm in 2008 and, here, slightly edited from the 2008 version. Note: This article is written in the language of our culture, not the language of the King James Bible, though, of course, the language of the King James Bible is a sublime language. In our time and culture, the idea of […]

In order to commit an unforgivable sin, you must know the sin would or might be unforgivable before you committed it. Therefore, if you have never learned that a sin would or might be unforgivable before you committed that sin, you have not committed an unforgivable sin. There is only one general definition of unforgivable […]