Join me in this enlightening episode of Hyper Grace Radio as we dive deep into the fascinating world of Christian theology. This installment explores the thought-provoking doctrine of "Once Saved Always Saved" and its implications for our faith journey.

Is our salvation a one-time event that guarantees eternal security, or is it something that can be lost? We delve into the biblical passages that form the foundation of this belief, examining the promises of God's unchanging love and the eternal security we find in Jesus Christ.

Throughout the episode, we address the theological debates surrounding the Once Saved Always Saved doctrine. We explore the questions of ongoing repentance, the role of good works, and the importance of perseverance in our walk of faith. Is our salvation solely dependent on a single decision, or do we have an active role in our spiritual journey?

Whether you've held steadfast to this doctrine or seek a deeper understanding of theological viewpoints, this episode offers valuable insights and encourages thoughtful reflection. Join us as we explore the complexities of this controversial belief, striving to gain a clearer understanding of what it means to have unshakable faith in the Once Saved Always Saved doctrine.

Tune in to Hyper Grace Radio and be prepared for an engaging discussion that will challenge your preconceptions and deepen your understanding of God's unending love and the security of our salvation.

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Remember, in the midst of uncertainty, we can find assurance in God's promises. Join us as we embark on this journey of exploration and spiritual growth.

Suggested Listening: Joseph Prince Sermons, Andrew Wommack, Charles Spurgeon.

The Bible tells us our good deeds are like 'filthy rags' or 'used Menstrual Rags' in Hebrew in Isaiah 64:6. What does this mean? In this video, I'm going to show you what Isaiah 64:6 is all about.

God compares our good deeds, righteous acts, charitable works, our keeping of the 10 commandments, and our religious piousness to used menstrual rags.

Bear in mind, God is not just talking about our bad deeds or sins here. God considers our so-called good deeds as used menstrual rags.

In this sermon, I expound on why God considers our religious piousness, righteous acts, and good deeds to a used menstrual rags.

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