Grace & Truth For Once Saved, Always Saved
I remember the first time someone asked me if I believed in the once saved, always saved doctrine. It was completely foreign to me. I had grown up hearing about things like backsliding and falling away.
But I didn’t just hear about it once. It was like it came up six or seven times within the same month. Enough that I felt I shouldn’t discount it, but no one took the time to explain it to me, so I was baffled.
I could explain why I believed the way I believed, but the would just roll their eyes at me and give me a short, half-sentence reason they were right and I was wrong. I could back mine up with Scripture and they didn’t even try. They felt like they didn’t need to because they were right and I was wrong. It was beyond frustrating. Mainly, because I thought they might be right, but I wasn’t sure why.
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Which brings me to today’s featured post. Ashley found herself in a very similar situation. Only she was much younger than I was… younger and smarter.
Instead of getting flustered, Ashley dug into God’s Word. And what she discovered there is the answer all of us need. Find out what it is by visiting her website, His Sparrow Blog.
Click Here To Read Ashley’s Post
Doubting Salvation: My Journey To Assurance
And Ashley, feel free to grab the “I’ve Been Featured” button and add it to your posts so your readers can celebrate with you.
What About You?
Have you ever thought you could lose your salvation? Have you ever wrestled with this doctrine? What led you to be secure in your salvation? We’d love to hear about it. Join the conversation in the comments below!
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This conversation always inspires me to stick close to the Truth and to trust God for grace to prove him strong as I persevere in his power.
Doubting our salvation is one ploy the enemy never seems to get sick of trying. It is so encouraging to hear other’s stories though and be reminded we are all in this together.
Yes! I love that reminder.
Thanks so much for the feature, Heather!