DAMNABLE DOCTRINE OF ETERNAL SECURITY - PART 2 with Dr. Yankee Arnold 

One woman said to me .. can me an Kevin give U a Bible Steve .. I said I can't read that"" I'm the dumbest person in my class .. at school " .. don't worry about that Steve ask the holy spirit of God he will teach you .. I was thinking mmmm teach me hey ' that would be a miracle .. well over the years the holy spirit does teach me .. he does do a work in a person .. my dependence is in the holy spirit .. for he will give me understanding of anything that I don't know .. my dependence is on the holy spirit of God .. 👍 that's our teacher ⚡

God bless you! Here's a message for lost souls: Christ died for our sins! Are you saved in the Lord Jesus Christ? Your good works doesn't pay for your bad works, you need a 'payment' for your sins and that is Jesus Christ. You cannot do it alone, Jesus Christ paid it all for you, the only thing you have to do is 'believe' in what He did for you on the cross of Calvary. Jesus Christ is the only cure for sin, so please believe in what He did, His death, burial and resurrection - found in 1 Corinthians 15:1-4, saves lost souls when you truly believe from your heart. Ephesians 1:13, saved and sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise. Jesus Christ is the only way to Heaven, there is no other way. Please get saved now, time is running out!! Eph. 2:8-9 and Titus 3:5

This is the main thing conditional security heritics don't understand!!!

I hope it is a typo because part 1 of his sermon has the same title. He needs to change the title to "The Biblical doctrine of eternal security/once saved always saved".

+wtom04 Praise the LORD now that is a beautiful title. God bless. Agape love

U know when you are married they hold on to love for each other in there marriage it binds them together .. repentance and forgiveness hold these two together .. even though in times before they were married each one have had many affairs .. But these married couples have this connection or communications that no-one else knows about except them it's so unique .. married people in love with each other will begin to look like each other .. faith and trust binds them together ... Same with God we hold on the love for God ... For if one says he loves God but hates his brother..? We hold on to repentance and forgiveness in our hearts because these things binds us together with the spirit of God .. We need to hold on to this connection or communications that we have with God .. and prayer is something so powerful in our walk with God .. in marriage we hold on to these things .. even in our relationship with God we hold on to these things in our heart .. because the spirit of God works from the inside of us ... And what comes out of us ... These things ..( fruit ?) Once saved always saved don't be counciling any body because Yous would make the worse marriage counselors .. U would say .. just get married .. that's it .. 🤔👀🤔👀

I used to watch Swaggart and his channel all the time. In fact, I still do but not as much. When I found that they believe in conditional security (an Arminian doctrine where you must "endure to the end" to keep your salvation) and that if you deliberately sin you'll lose your salvation, I decided to stop watching their sermons. I have heard ppl on their channels and shows say things like "I'm sorry, but you cannot be saved once and keep your salvation if you willfully sin." Or "I used to believe in OSAS but I renounced it and I'm glad I did!" So sad, because they teach all your sins are paid for, then say you can lose your salvation, or have to "endure" to keep it. I used to think they were the most honest and legitimate ministry out there. Now, I think they are still legit, but leading millions into believing dangerous (and IMO even more "damnable") doctrines that will only hinder ppl's walks.

@@psalm37v4 , How can they be --- Legit ??? If they are teaching --- Doctrines of Demons !! -----

You are correct. Paul was given the mysteries of the gospel by Jesus himself!!!

They can't grow in the meat because they don't have the milk of the Word right. Justification, sanctification, repentance, etc are all milk, not meat. But, they are drinking the wrong milk. So, the meat has nothing to wash it down and digest it. Without the proper Gospel as the foundation, it doesn't matter what they believe or don't believe. Wrong Gospel = no salvation.

It's so important we get past the milk and get into what I call "the meat and potatoes" of the bible. We need to STUDY the scriptures, to find out the what, where, when, why and who of each verse. Otherwise the bible will seem to contradict itself. You cannot read the bible and claim to understand it clearly, because there are scriptures that can easily be misunderstood. I heard so many interpretations of key scriptures I finally got some study notes and a concordance, and really studied my bible. Finally I was able to understand it better than ever. I now LOVE the bible. It's sharper than any two edged sword and full of power!

Even after you are saved,you will still sin,you will not loose your salvation,if not Jesus christ,died on the cross in vain,he shed his blood for all sins,past present and future.

@@faith_alone Excuse me, I don't even know who you are.

@@faith_alone Speak to Jesus he will let you know the truth.

Hope all is ok.

The Holy Spirit will help you 🙏

2 Tim 2:17-19 kjvSome had their faith overthrown....still saved (sealed). This shows one does NOT need to continue in the faith.with respect,

I have read the Bible many times over, not only during the 20 plus years of preaching, but also when getting my Ph.D. in Bible. I always love it when people just say, "Read your Bibles..." That is precisely how we came to our conclusions. I agree with the first part of your statement that "faith is required," but not the second part of your statement. No matter how many righteous acts you perform, no matter what your definition is of how to continue "in the faith," this doesn't save us or keep us saved. It is the Seal of the Holy Spirit that keeps us saved. It is Jesus' cleansing blood that keeps us saved. Even when we are faithless, Jesus is always faithful. In John 5:24, Jesus said, that when we believe, we will not be judged and we have, "already passed (past tense, at the moment of belief) from death to life." It's not "will pass (one day in the future), from death to life." Our salvation is based on the continual cleansing blood of our Lord and Savior. There are overwhelming passages that speak to our eternal security. I suggest you "read your Bible."

Explain what you mean. Faith in..? What is your faith? How are you continuing in whatever your faith is? My KJB seems to say, By God's grace I was able to place my faith in Jesus Christ for salvation after hearing His gospel. "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life." So, if I believe in Jesus, I will not perish? Or, if I start believing in Jesus, and as long as I continue believing in Jesus, I will not perish? Help me out here. I'm pretty sure my faith has wavered throughout the years. Did I lose my salvation? Did I never have salvation because my faith may have wavered? How much would my faith have to waver to lose my salvation, or did God just know that sometime in the future, even though I once believed and I put my faith in Jesus, my faith would waver, so He never actually saved me? What about the Holy Spirit? I thought I was sealed unto the day of redemption, predestined to the adoption. Are you saying it's up to me to save myself, or it's up to me to continue saving myself? You have confused me, maybe even overthrown my faith. Please explain.

@@bradholbrooks , I have Just come across you message. --- I don't know if anyone has replied to you , after all this time. ---- Anyway , if you truly Believed on / in The LORD YESHUA / JESUS CHRIST as your LORD & SAVIOUR , thus Trusted in all that HE did for all of us , including you & that you turned from unbelief -- a change of mind -- Metanoia -- thus to BELIEVE that HE is Whom HE stated / states HE is , The SON of GOD ,The MESSIAH / CHRIST ---- & you turned to HIM ( after Truly BELIEVING on / in HIM , thus Receiving HIM into your LIFE as your LORD & SAVIOUR then you are a BORN AGAIN BELIEVER by The HOLY SPIRIT -- John 3 --- ----- Yes ,We all fall down & waiver by the Sins that we have & do commit. Thus we ask The Father to Forgive us --- 1 John 1 VS. 8. 9.10. ---- * yes , we still have the old Carnal , Flesh Fallen Sinful Nature within us which Verses the New , our BORN AGAIN Nature in CHRIST by The HOLY SPIRIT. ---- Romans 7 VS. 14 ---- 25 old Flesh , Carnal Sinful Nature ---- Romans 8 walking in The SPIRIT our GOD given New Nature. --- we are in a Spiritual Battle. --- Anyway , keep on Trusting only in HIM ----- Not in & of yourself. ---- All HIS Blessings to you. ---- * Ephesians 2 VS.8.9.10. ---- John 3 V.16 , -----

@@bradholbrooks ,P.S. Look at King David ,he fell into sin & then turned to GOD for Forgiveness & he was Forgiven . Samson also Fell into Sin & also turned to GOD in his Final hour & he was also Forgiven. & Peter who denied The LORD three times & he was Forgiven. --- yes , we all struggle with bad habits & other sins , however in time we should do away with them --- we need to walk in The SPIRIT. ---- I hope that my reply to you has been of help to you. --- * you can always write to Pastor. Ralph Yankee Arnold . -----

Sherry Todd King Saul was saved, Read 1 Samuel28:19 and 1Samuel 15:35 Saul is an example of a believer who did not live for the Lord after his salvation. He did not lose his salvation, which is impossible. God saves us with "an everlasting salvation" (Isaiah 45:17) and promises that "He will not leave us, nor forsake us" (Hebrews 13:5). Also read PSALMS 89 If you say one can lose his salvation you are saying God is a liar and cannot save a sinner, and that is the flesh talking, youre trying to make the flesh Holy but the bible says the flesh is dead and you are hid in CHRIST,

What does this have to do with salvation? Losing God's spirit is not the same as losing one's salvation. Also there are some passages that suggest that he was still saved. What is amazing to me is that you'll focus on an isolated example out of Jewish history and neglect the 100s of passages that say that our salvation is secure. I guess it's human nature to focus on the negative. God bless you.

@@martin9410 Do not listen to Sherry Todd. She and her husband Ron are rude, self-righteous and quite the cynical pair. I've seen them laugh at other believers online. She once made fun of me for believing in the rapture and when I tried to get her to stop, her husband started attacking. They need serious prayer.

@@psalm37v4 Never heard of them, sorry.

@@livingwater7580 this gave me hope. Reading these truths from other believers, even though I've read and believed many of them myself, gives me hope when the doubt starts creeping back. I came out of Lordship salvation in 2015 but it still chases me. I do not wish that damnable heresy on anyone.

Terrell Thomas Hello! It seems you're misunderstanding some of these verses. 1. Calvinism teaches that faith is given to you by God and otherwise would be a work of your own. However Ephesians 2:8-9 mentions belief and works separately, so belief is not considered a "work". Romans 11:6 also illustrates this 2. This second verse is encouraging the believers not to lose their confidence in the Gospel message. It does not mention them losing their salvation, but rather encourages them to stay confident in it. 3. True the Holy Spirit is like a down payment. God has given the Holy Spirit to believers as a guarantee of the already purchased *possession*. John 5:24 states in present tense that the upon belief, the believer has (currently possesses) everlasting life 4 and 5. While your faith can certainly become shipwrecked (1 Tim 1:19), this cannot cause you to lose your salvation. Falling into a life of sin certainly could turn you to unbelief, but while this affects your fellowship with God, you are always a child of God once saved. 6. Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is a very specific sin in a very specific circumstance in time. These people (in spite of having witnessed proof that Jesus was who he said he was), attributed the works he was doing to the devil. Verse 30 tells you why they couldn't be forgiven, "Because they said he hath an unclean spirit". That is blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. These people attributed the works of God to the devil despite clear evidence to the contrary. The point the author of Hebrews is trying to make to his Jewish audience is that if you sin after you have been saved, there is no further sacrifice necessary to pay for your sins (Heb. 10:1-4, 11-14). The payment was made on the cross by Jesus. Hope this helps. God bless

Tristan 2102 Thank you for the replay. Hebrews 3:14 says we are made partakers of Christ if we hold till the end. What happens to those who do not hold their faith until the end? Are they still made partakers of Christ? Hebrews 3:14 KJVS For we are made partakers of Christ, if we hold the beginning of our confidence stedfast unto the end; Revelation 2:11 says he that overcomes will not be hurt by the second death. What happens to those who don't over come? Revelation 2:10-11 KJVS Fear none of those things which thou shalt suffer: behold, the devil shall cast some of you into prison, that ye may be tried; and ye shall have tribulation ten days: be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life. [11] He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches; He that overcometh shall not be hurt of the second death. Correct me if I'm wrong. But we are saved by faith alone correct? So if we must have faith in Christ for salvation, how could it be possible for someone who doesn't believe in Christ to make it into heaven? Luke 8:13 KJV They on the rock are they , which, when they hear, receive the word with joy; and these have no root, which for a while believe, and in time of temptation fall away. So if someone believes when they are 18 but falls away a year later and began worshipping the devil for 70 years. Does that person go to heaven when they die even though they have no faith in Christ?

Terrell Thomas yes 2 Timothy 2:13 If we believe not, yet he abideth faithful: he cannot deny himself. Believing on Christ is a one time thing. The very moment you do that, you are eternally secure.

There is nothing in Colossians 1:23 that says one loses their salvation. All it says to saved believers (vs. 21 "yet now hath He reconciled") that we need to continue in the faith that is grounded and settled and not be moved away from the hope of the gospel. Some believers were believing false teachers and having their faith shaken. This is not a passage about losing one's salvation, that isn't even addressed here. You say, "Ephesians 1:14 KJVS Which is the earnest of our inheritance until the redemption of the purchased possession, unto the praise of his glory. We won't actually recieve eternal life until after we have kept our faith until the end." First of all, there is nothing in that passage about keeping "our faith until the end." Secondly, this is addressing that wonderful time when we will experience the blessing of being changed from mortal to immortal and being with Jesus forever. In John 5:24, Jesus says that we have "already passed from death to life," so Jesus says we have already received eternal life. So you may want to take that up with Jesus. You mentioned "Hebrews 3:14 KJV For we are made partakers of Christ, if we hold the beginning of our confidence stedfast unto the end;" And you ask the question: "So couldn't an excessive amount of sin lead a person to become hardened and fall into unbelief?" First, this letter is being written to Jews. This passage is referring to the "function of the house," not individual members who are just a part of the house. This doesn't refer to our justification, but rather refers to our function as the church and our sanctification. Later the writer says, "We have a great priest over the house of God. "Partakers" is the Greek word, Metochoi. It carries the idea of being business partners and companions. This passage is referring to participating in Christ's work. Probably also referring to the loss of rewards by not being "stedfast unto the end." When you ask the question about "an excessive amount of sin," if this is a true doctrine, where is the criteria or quota given in the Bible as to how few sins or how many works? There is none. You say, "Hebrews 3:12-13 KJV Take heed, brethren, lest there be in any of you an evil heart of unbelief, in departing from the living God. [13] But exhort one another daily, while it is called To day; lest any of you be hardened through the deceitfulness of sin. Couldn't this be blasphemy of Holy Spirit ?" There is nothing in this passage about losing one's salvation. It's addressing those who might again be entrapped by the snares of sin. Blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is in rejecting Christ and refusing to believe in Him. Other than that, all sins are forgivable. You finish by saying, "Hebrews 10:26,29 KJVS For if we sin wilfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins, [29] Of how much sorer punishment, suppose ye, shall he be thought worthy, who hath trodden under foot the Son of God, and hath counted the blood of the covenant, wherewith he was sanctified, an unholy thing, and hath done despite unto the Spirit of grace?" What is the context of that passage? Is it about salvation or about sanctification? If we go down to vs. 35, the writer is speaking of reward, not salvation, "...which hath great recompense of reward." Our salvation is not a reward, but a gift. If we were to take this as a salvation passage, then vs. 26 would mean that once someone has sinned "willfully," which we all have done from time to time, there is now no more possibility for repentance and being saved. That would mean that both you and I are lost. That everyone who ever existed other than Jesus is lost. This makes no sense. I see two failures on your part. First you're taking a lot of passages out of context. We should always interpret selections of verses in their context. Secondly, you focus on a few isolated verses and yet fail to tackle the 100s of passages that say our salvation is sealed and safe. This has always puzzled me how someone will just focus on a few passages and neglect the majority of passages that say the opposite. Be blessed.

@@martin9410 Well said!! Love this!