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“Lawrence?”
― Jessica Sorensen, Shattered Promises

“and downs of life, those changes that are part of the impermanency of our daily experience, we are tempted to raise the ultimate question: If I’m presently in a state of faith, if I’m”
― R.C. Sproul, Can I Lose My Salvation?

“professing believers. What we’re describing here theologically is called apostasy, a term based on a Greek word meaning “to stand away from.” To fall into apostasy means to reach a position but then to abandon it. So,”
― R.C. Sproul, Can I Lose My Salvation?

“that you are in a state of grace that cannot be lost? Those who argue against the doctrine of eternal security say Paul was here clearly denying such a teaching and warning against it. Since it hardly seems likely that Paul would warn against the possibility of such a fall if indeed such a fall were manifestly impossible,”
― R.C. Sproul, Can I Lose My Salvation?