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You don’t need maturity to be saved. And therein lies the crux of your problem.

You fear you can lose His gift. If that’s not a burden there’s no such thing as a burden.

Come to me all you who labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn of me for I am meek and lowly at heart. And you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light. Do you understand what this means? It is an invitation. There are...

Hey 11, you’re right on point with this. People who put their faith in Jesus are standing on solid ground, while people who put their faith in Jesus and themselves are most definitely improperly balancing on sand.

Arrived where?

Works salvation ^^^^^

John 5.24 is arguably the most profound verse of all underrated verses in Scripture.

I served a thousand hospice patients who would beg to differ with you. And that’s only me. There are as many OSAS members on CC who pity your state of existence because you’ve yet to experience the true essence of the Gospel.

Working in hospice, I can count on one hand how many Catholics I served who understood God’s grace and experienced true joy and true peace because of it.

I’m sorry John 5.24 bothers you. What a sad existence you lead.

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Didn’t bother reading beyond those words because it’s simply not true.

Is your entire focus.

It ticks me off. And ticks isn’t the word I actually want to use. 😡

God is faithful even when we are not. No buts. That’s straight forward Gospel. Why don’t you ever celebrate God’s grace rather than always focusing on the negative. Who is your true master?

God is faithful even when we are not. 😊 Oh yeah, that’s Scripture. 😎

I’ve already stated my case on numerous occasions; you simply refuse to acknowledge my biblically based views because you disagree with them. You needing to remain a believer in order to be saved gives no regards to Jesus who does the actual saving.

Thanks for sharing your story, brother. I will definitely let you know if any further information arises.

Where sin abounds, grace abounds all the more. That said, OSAS believers espouse exactly what Paul has, that children of God should not deliberately sin but rather strive to walk in a manner that is pleasing and glorifying to God by allowing the fruit of the Spirit to take hold and shine.