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What if the message that keeps you up at night—“you can lose your salvation”—isn’t just bad theology, but a wound to the heart of the gospel? We sit with a raw, unscripted testimony about living trapped in self-condemnation, measuring faith by failure, and then finding oxygen in God’s grace. The journey doesn’t tidy up the hard parts; it reframes them around a Savior who holds us when our grip slips, who produces fruit through branches that could never bear it alone.
We push into the hard claim many make online: that a Christian can fall out of God’s hand. Follow the logic with us—if salvation rests on your performance, then your will must be stronger than God’s promise. That flips the gospel on its head. Through Scripture, analogies, and lived experience, we argue that assurance is not a license to sin but the power to rise after we fall. We talk about the difference between fruit and works, how self-righteousness steals credit that belongs to Christ, and why unity around the core message matters more than winning minor debates.
You’ll also hear a candid critique of “TikTok prophets,” word battles, and platform pride that distract from the one thing that saves: preaching Christ and Him crucified. We urge caution with our words—because on the other side of the screen might be a hurting soul deciding whether hope is real. If you’ve wrestled with fear, performance, or spiritual exhaustion, this conversation invites you to rest in the finished work of Jesus and to use your voice to strengthen, not scare, the saints.
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