If your Salvation was
totally secure, what would
change in your day-to-day walk with Jesus?
Discussion
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If? Mine is set in stone. And I would be more hardcore like a Nazirite
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My salvation is totally secure and I try to learn more and draw closer to God daily. This includes prayer, devotional time and reading of the Bible.
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1. No more stress.
2. No more physical / mental sickness due to stress.
3. Good works (usually caring for others) are no longer selfish.
4. Deep appreciation for the cross.
5. Wanna tell everyone about it.
6. When i fail, I know I’m not doomed.
7. Love God. Love man. -
My salvation is totally secure, what part of eternal salvation don’t you understand
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But My salvation is totally secure, Jesus is my salvation, and as long as He is at the right hand of the father, my salvation is secure. Blessed be our God
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My witness. Be more aggressive
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It is secure
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Rewards in heaven for doing Gods will
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What do you mean IF???
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My salvation rests in God … So. how does one get anymore secure .. If salvation wrests in self then there is no reason for security … for one is already lost.
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I know I’m secure in Christ
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Honestly, nothing would change. If my salvation and exaltation were secure that means my heart is so in line with God’s that I wouldn’t have anything to change. My day to day life would be the testament to my sure salvation.
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My salvation is secure, not because of me but because of Christ. Jesus said, “All that the Father gives me will come to me, and whoever comes to me I will never cast out. For I have come down from heaven, not to do my own will but the will of him who sent me. And this is the will of him who sent me, that I should lose nothing of all that he has given me, but raise it up on the last day. For this is the will of my Father, that everyone who looks on the Son and believes in him should have eternal life, and I will raise him up on the last day.” John 6:37-40
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It is there no doubt about it
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Our Salvation is Secure !!!
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You would become more and more holy and begin to produce the fruit of the spirit. A good tree produces good fruit…
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I would hope that nothing would change.
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Our salvation rests on the cross of Christ, on his wondrous love, his encompassing sacrifice and his miraculous conquest. There is nothing more secure that. Yet because of it, and the fact that we are simul iustus et peccator, I pray that, day by day, day-to-day there is a perpetual change in me, renewing my heart and mind in Christ Jesus. We are, after all, reminded in 1 John 3:3 that we are to purify ourselves just as he is pure. The Greek verb here (ἁγνίζει) is present indicative active. This implies that the act of purification is ongoing and active, habitual in our lives. Thus, the change I would seek is the change I already seek, to be more like my Savior in love, compassion, patience, grace and mercy.
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It is totally secure. And everything has changed!
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Doubt is part of the Christian experience. I would hope we could doubt less often. Live by faith and not fear.
Too many Christians are afraid of immigrants, Muslims, government, pandemics, China, war, you name it. But every one of those things is being used by God for the kingdom, and ultimately we benefit, because we are citizens of that kingdom
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A faith that endures until the end is evidence it was genuine from the beginning.
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It is totally secure and it helps me recognize the love of the Father
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If you know that your freewill (that you need to abide in Him) could affect your eternal destination, what would change in your day to day life?
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It is totally secure.
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Knowledge of the security of my salvation should drive me to strive for greater holiness and conformity to Christ, in gratitude for what He has done.
That’s the biblical model, anyways. How well I actually do is a different question entirely.
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My salvation is totally secure.
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You shouldn’t grow in your faith because you want assurance of your salvation. If you’re saved God already knows you awesome you can be assured of your salvation. We grow in faith because of relationship with Christ. Like a relationship with anyone it starts off a little awkward but the longer you stay in relationship with Christ the more you grow in him and the more his heart will influence yours
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The fact that I’m saved for good works. Not kept by good works. It’s not a matter of if.
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My Salvation is totally secure . I owe everything to Jesus Christ, He Alone is my Rest.
My day to day walk consists of being shown the absolute wickedness of my flesh -
Nothing would change.
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More prayer time…
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My salvation is totally clear. Saved by the blood of Jesus. I have nothing to change but follow the Holy Spirit as he leads me in sanctification.
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Nothing. Thank you for saving this wretch.
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Our salvation is totally secure and the answer would be everything which it is. We are now being conformed to the image of Christ.
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I believe a lot still has to change regardless of the fact that my salvation is totally secure. Sadly I’m always making mistakes, I’m always trying to move forward and I’m always looking to Him. Since my failings are frequent, my hope and trust needs to be in Him for the security of my salvation.
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We got salvation. It is totally secure
Day to day life with Jesus mean understand more Jesus and His plan for us. To make fellowship with God through Jesus. It can be lost if we after got salvation do sin again and again. We have to work on it. Salvation processes is going on, no one got completely salvation till coming back of jesus. -
I would reach out to more people about receiving Christ
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It is secure already. I believe that I am born again and saved and have the assurance of eternal life in Jesus.
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Everything because I have full assurance of my salvation!
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Peter says to make you’re calling and election sure by which you are just practice spiritual virtues
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because we have his spirit yield yourself unto God
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More prayer. Improve.
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Confidence in sanctification
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When you are chosen and set apart, it changes everything in your life.
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My salvation is secure…depends on Jesus not me…nothing can remove me from his hand…not even me..Praise God!!
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Nothing! I desire to please Him because He is so so good!!
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You would be in heaven.
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It is secure.
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I’ll be same.
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I think the better question, being that salvation is eternal and cannot be removed, would be, “If your faith and/or focus on God were more secure, what in your daily life would change?”
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