Can homisexuals be saved?

  • Christian Chat is a moderated online Christian community allowing Christians around the world to fellowship with each other in real time chat via webcam, voice, and text, with the Christian Chat app. You can also start or participate in a Bible-based discussion here in the Christian Chat Forums, where members can also share with each other their own videos, pictures, or favorite Christian music.

    If you are a Christian and need encouragement and fellowship, we're here for you! If you are not a Christian but interested in knowing more about Jesus our Lord, you're also welcome! Want to know what the Bible says, and how you can apply it to your life? Join us!

    To make new Christian friends now around the world, click here to join Christian Chat.
JonathanBentley

JonathanBentley

Active member
#121
Jul 14, 2019
214
124
43
#121
Homosexuality is a sin in the flesh. Like Paul wrote that fornication was worse cause it's in the flesh. I definitely believe they can repent and be saved but maybe should remain unmarried. They tend to have aids and other diseases. They defiled the flesh. This goes for sodomy too. It gives aids and disease and is unclean. Maybe it's best they don't marry.
 
T

tylerbones1313

Active member
#122
May 1, 2022
565
156
43
#122
Not if they remain in their current condition and lifestyle. According to 1 Cor. Chapter 6
 
A

AndrewMorgan

Active member
#124
Jul 10, 2022
375
81
28
#124
tylerbones1313 said:
Not if they remain in their current condition and lifestyle. According to 1 Cor. Chapter 6
Click to expand...

1Cor6 is in contention. I've covered this before. It doesn't necessarily say that homosexuals were included in the Corinthian church.
 
T

Ted01

Well-known member
#125
May 14, 2022
1,055
448
83
#125
AndrewMorgan said:
1Cor6 is in contention. I've covered this before. It doesn't necessarily say that homosexuals were included in the Corinthian church.
Click to expand...
Well, would you allow that homosexuality can include an immoral sex act?
 
CS1

CS1

Well-known member
#126
May 23, 2012
13,067
4,349
113
#126
AndrewMorgan said:
I've noticed that I don't know whether or not it's irrevocable.
Click to expand...
it says God turned them over to the very desire they wanted; HE just stopped dealing with them. The sin brings torment therefore could lead them to repentance.
 
T

Ted01

Well-known member
#128
May 14, 2022
1,055
448
83
#128
AndrewMorgan said:
Of course. The Bible makes it clear that homosexuality is in itself a sin.
Click to expand...
Okay... I thought you were excluding homosexual "intercourse" as something other than a sexually immoral act, as 1 Cor. 6 tells us to abstain from. Not sure why you've label it "in contention"?
 
A

AndrewMorgan

Active member
#129
Jul 10, 2022
375
81
28
#129
Ted01 said:
Okay... I thought you were excluding homosexual "intercourse" as something other than a sexually immoral act, as 1 Cor. 6 tells us to abstain from. Not sure why you've label it "in contention"?
Click to expand...
What I meant was - Paul saying "Such were some of you." doesn't necessarily mean that some of the Corinthian church were previously homosexuals.
Consider the context. Paul was pointing out that the congregation was acting like the World. Some were committing immoral acts like having sex with their mothers-in-law, suing each other in pagan courts. Paul was saying, paraphrasing - "Look at what the world is like.". They're doing all the things mentioned in 1Cor6.
He didn't necessarily mean that every sin mentioned in the list had been committed by at least one person in that church. He was just talking about the World generally.
He could have, given enough time, mentioned all 613 laws in the Mosaic Law. Would that have meant that the Corinthian church had collectively committed acts against every law! Of course not.
 
D

Dean4u2c

Member
#130
Oct 27, 2022
62
27
8
#130
AndrewMorgan said:
I've come across differing views on this and would like to see others' biblical evidence one way or another, if any would like to comment.
Click to expand...
It is not the unforgivable sin but God does refer to it as an abomination worthy of death. Lev 20:13
 
J

john832

Senior Member
#131
May 31, 2013
11,389
193
63
#131
AndrewMorgan said:
I've come across differing views on this and would like to see others' biblical evidence one way or another, if any would like to comment.
Click to expand...
God forgives any sin upon repentance including any sexual sin.
 
Blade

Blade

Well-known member
#132
Nov 19, 2019
1,783
624
113
#132
If I have to totally stop sinning or I will never get to heaven.. them I'm doomed. When I thought like this so many years ago He didn't talk about that He talked about what is righteousness and how do I get it by believing in Jesus.

I remember this preacher who preached against homosexuality also said or personally believed they gay lose their reward. I agree with that but reading the word for me its like seeing this red flashing sign to STOP sinning for we were set free from all that. As if the fight to not sin is more better then the flip side of walking in sin.

Since this is about homosexuality I never met one that knew 100% it was a sin and believe in Jesus and didn't care. I would question if they truly loved Him. As for ever lasting life not mine to say. I believe so many will just make it in.
 
Angela53510

Angela53510

Senior Member
#133
Jan 24, 2011
11,786
2,957
113
#133
Blade said:
If I have to totally stop sinning or I will never get to heaven.. them I'm doomed. When I thought like this so many years ago He didn't talk about that He talked about what is righteousness and how do I get it by believing in Jesus.

I remember this preacher who preached against homosexuality also said or personally believed they gay lose their reward. I agree with that but reading the word for me its like seeing this red flashing sign to STOP sinning for we were set free from all that. As if the fight to not sin is more better then the flip side of walking in sin.

Since this is about homosexuality I never met one that knew 100% it was a sin and believe in Jesus and didn't care. I would question if they truly loved Him. As for ever lasting life not mine to say. I believe so many will just make it in.
Click to expand...

I've said this before, but I will say it again. We have a man in our congregation. He is very flamboyant. I was sure he was gay, until I met his wife of 25 years, who was an amazing person. They spoke at a conference in homosexuality, about not engaging in this sin. The man had been gay for many years. When Christ saved him, he walked away from that lifestyle and never went back. He is in my home group, I've played music with him, and he truly is led by God.

I met a man in this forum who had been a homosexual, but he turned his back on it, too! His whole life is serving God! He told me he was no longer same sex attracted, and hoped he would meet a woman and marry her.

That's just two people I know about. I realize that many gay people are stuck in that role, and others do it because it is a popular role to play, just like the transgender fad among teens! But remember:

"Nothing is impossible with God!" Matt 19:26
 
F

ForestGreenCook

Well-known member
#135
Jul 8, 2018
8,441
1,213
113
#135
Franc254 said:
Homosexuals can be saved but if they are willing to turn from their sin
Click to expand...
All of those that God gave to Christ to die for their sins on the cross are saved eternally. and they were all sinners.

God saves (delivers) people eternally before they repent. Eph 2:5 - Even when we were dead in sins, hath quickened us together with Christ.

God also saves (delivers) his born again children when they repent of a sin that they have committed. Rev 2:1-5 - God telling those of the church at Ephesus to repent.

The salvation scriptures are interpreted in the Greek as deliverance scriptures. We have been delivered one time to inherit eternal heaven, and we, as children of God, have been delivered many times as we sojourn here in this world, by following God's commandments.
 
Webers.Home

Webers.Home

Well-known member
#136
May 28, 2018
5,830
1,073
113
Oregon
cfbac.org
#136
.
USA currency says: "In God We Trust"

Well somebody explain to me how it is that Oregon voted a lesbian
for our next governor? I'm now living in the State of Sodom and
Gomorrah.
_
 
J

Jeanette

Banned
#137
Apr 18, 2023
60
12
8
#137
Webers.Home said:
.
USA currency says: "In God We Trust"

Well somebody explain to me how it is that Oregon voted a lesbian
for our next governor? I'm now living in the State of Sodom and
Gomorrah.
_
Click to expand...
I think everyone has the right to be given a chance. Like when we voted for Barack Obama , at a time when Blacks had not been given the chance to Preside over this country.

I dont think God wants Christianity to be a religious communism or dictatorship. Because if He did, then we would not need a Bible for example, as then everyone would be saved as we would all follow Him. Think about it: Idi Amin , Saddam Hussein , etc got all the votes. But did their people love them? No. He wants us to love Him and to accept Him in our hearts. He gave us free will and so we can accept Him in our hearts and love Him.

If we turned our backs on the people who live in a way we disapprove of, those people will distrust us and they will not seek us out, or God for that matter. God doesn't turn His back on anyone. We can;t turn our backs on those people because someday they might be reaching out, looking for help, and then if our backs are turned to them, we'd be the ones missing that opportunity to help them.

So, a lesbian will govern Oregon? Let's pray for her, and lets pray for her to be a good governor.
 
CS1

CS1

Well-known member
#138
May 23, 2012
13,067
4,349
113
#138
Jeanette said:
I think everyone has the right to be given a chance. Like when we voted for Barack Obama , at a time when Blacks had not been given the chance to Preside over this country.

I dont think God wants Christianity to be a religious communism or dictatorship. Because if He did, then we would not need a Bible for example, as then everyone would be saved as we would all follow Him. Think about it: Idi Amin , Saddam Hussein , etc got all the votes. But did their people love them? No. He wants us to love Him and to accept Him in our hearts. He gave us free will and so we can accept Him in our hearts and love Him.

If we turned our backs on the people who live in a way we disapprove of, those people will distrust us and they will not seek us out, or God for that matter. God doesn't turn His back on anyone. We can;t turn our backs on those people because someday they might be reaching out, looking for help, and then if our backs are turned to them, we'd be the ones missing that opportunity to help them.

So, a lesbian will govern Oregon? Let's pray for her, and lets pray for her to be a good governor.
Click to expand...
the problem is we are not turning our back on the SIN we are accepting it in the House of God and teaching it is love and not sin.

We pervert the love of God at the expense of His Holiness and are creating and leading into more sin. There is nothing more racist than hiring a person for a job just because they are a certain color. The idea that The former POTUS should have been so because there was never one before is foolish.
 
oyster67

oyster67

Senior Member
#139
May 24, 2014
11,887
8,705
113
#139
Jeanette said:
I think everyone has the right to be given a chance. Like when we voted for Barack Obama , at a time when Blacks had not been given the chance to Preside over this country.
Click to expand...
The question was about sin, not skin.
 
J

Jeanette

Banned
#140
Apr 18, 2023
60
12
8
#140
CS1 said:
the problem is we are not turning our back on the SIN we are accepting it in the House of God and teaching it is love and not sin.

We pervert the love of God at the expense of His Holiness and are creating and leading into more sin. There is nothing more racist than hiring a person for a job just because they are a certain color. The idea that The former POTUS should have been so because there was never one before is foolish.
Click to expand...
No. The idea of not giving others a chance is foolish.

Not accepting others is not love. It is another sin. Our pride leads us to not accepting others. Racism is not letting others in. Letting others in because they are of another color is not sin but acceptance and love.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.