What Can Eternally Secure Believers Lose? Kingdom Privileges

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When eternally secure believers sin, they cannot lose eternal life, but they can lose their eternal rewards. Not many critics of eternal security have a doctrine of eternal rewards and therefore have trouble interpreting Biblical warnings about losing those rewards. Instead, they misinterpret those passages as references to losing salvation. For example, in Jesus’ letters
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What Can Eternally Secure Believers Lose? Their Physical Health 

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Everlasting life is forever. Once saved, always saved. But does that mean believers can sin without any consequences? Absolutely not. People are right to point out that the NT is filled with warnings to believers. But they’re wrong to think those warnings are about the possibility of losing eternal salvation. So what can believers lose?
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Sorrow For Sin…How Much Sorrow? Also: What About Eternal Security in 1 Corinthians 15:2?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today on the show, Bob and Shawn will be answering questions from our listeners. We will hear the guys address how sorrow for sin relates to salvation. Does a person have to feel sorry for their sins in order to receive eternal life? If so, how much, and for

Você pode confiar na salvação simples?

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“Não existe almoço grátis.” “Se é bom demais para ser verdade, provavelmente é.” “Nada é tão simples quanto parece.” Todos esses são provérbios americanos comuns que refletem nossa sabedoria coletiva sobre ofertas duvidosas. No entanto, essas também são as idéias que levam muitas pessoas a duvidar da promessa da vida eterna, porque também parece boa
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Do the Narrow Road & the Broad Roads (Matthew 7:13-14) Say Anything About Lordship Salvation? Also: How to Reconcile “Once Saved, Always Saved” & 2 Chron. 15:2?
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Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. On the program today, we will hear Bob and Shawn answering questions from our listeners. The guys will be addressing the narrow and broad road found in Matt 7:13-14. What is the meaning of this passage, in light of free grace and Lordship salvation? We will hear the guys