At would point do you realise that you have fallen from grace...?

Answer 1

right about when grace looks up at you disapprovingly and says "have you been drinking?"

Answer 2

Grace is a free gift there for the taking, just repent of sin and accept Jesus' sacrifice for your sins and all the sins of the world.
Open your heart and mind to the Truth. Genuinely seek God and you shall find Him. His grace will guide you.
Ask for grace and everything else you need for your own spiritual benefit from the Father.
Always be sure to ask in the name of Jesus Christ, Son of the Living God, and it will surely be granted.

Answer 3

When you open your eyes and really see yourself. The next step is seeing that Jesus has already made a way to bring you under grace through His death on the cross and also through His resurrection we can be raised with Him to new life in Christ. Read The Gospel of John.

Answer 4

I have never fallen from grace. I've lived the life that I have wanted to and I don't regret a thing. I've smoked, drank and tried every thing that I wanted to or didn't want to at least once before I decided if I wanted to continue it or not.

I am the centre of my universe. I make my own decisions and I never doubt myself & I never question what life should I of lived.

You only fall from grace when you accept it in your own heart & soul.

Answer 5

A person cannot lose their salvation. The author of Hebrews states in chapter six that it's silly to state wheather or not one could lose your salvation. Jesus made one forever sacrifice and then He sat down at the right hand of God because that is all He had to do. Jesus didn't have to keep making a sacrifice for sins, becuase the first sacrifice was sufficient to cover our sins the first time. Jesus said on the cross,"It is finished".

Answer 6

I dont believe you can!
"For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast." (Ephesians 2:8-9)
Let me start by making this radical statement. If you’re conscious of sin, then you truly don’t understand the grace of your salvation through Jesus. It sounds radical, but it’s true. That is totally different than the way most people think. I’m not saying this to hurt anybody, because I understand; I struggle with the same thing.

It’s different than what most of us have been told. But this is what God’s Word declares. God is not imputing, or laying to our account, our sin.

Second Corinthians 5:19 says,

“To wit, that God was in Christ, reconciling the world unto himself, not imputing their trespasses unto them; and hath committed unto us the word of reconciliation,” (emphasis mine).

Sin consciousness has been ground into us. Grace is not the way of the world. Your employer doesn’t hire you by grace and promise to pay no matter what you do; they have expectations of performance. In marriage, spouses don’t always love each other unconditionally. Even in most Christian families, children are either rewarded or punished based on their performance.

In this earth almost everything is based on performance, and because it is, it always forces us to focus on our weaknesses. That performance mentality then transfers into religion where we’re taught to focus on our sin. However, where God is concerned, it’s just the opposite. In fact, sin isn’t even an issue with God. Why? Because our sin is not being imputed, or charged, to our account. It’s being charged to Jesus’ account, and He already paid the bill.

I know a lot of churches that would throw me out for saying that, but it’s what the Bible teaches. It’s time to let the Bible get in the way of wrong theology. Hebrews is one of my favorite books of the Bible. I wish I had space to put the whole book into context because it has a lot to say about how God dealt with sin.

Answer 7

Birth.

Answer 8

We cannot fall from grace because our soul is the home of grace.

Answer 9

You never do - either you were never saved to begin with (which would explain your bad behavior) or, you are simply a saved person in need of repentance to restore a solid relationship with the Lord.

Answer 10

When there is no difference between what you do and what the sinner does. When it doesn't bother you when someone takes the Lord's name in vain. When you laugh about a person who is "holier than thou" when you should respect them as someone who has overcome by the blood and their testimony.

Answer 11

Yes I had, when I started viewing porn. Now I'm under grace.