If someone lives in continuous sin do they risk losing their salvation?

Question

well, wonder if they are struggling but kept screwing up?

Answer 1

Sin is a lie that religion tells about God.

Each of us is a part of God. Who exactly would God be condemning if he were that stupid, himself?

Love and blessings Don

Answer 2

Of course they do.

P.S.... OK, you're asking two completely different things now. If someone is living in continual unrepentant sin they will, in all probability, lose salvation. On the other hand, a person who struggles to live as God would want to, but for one reason or another they stumble and sin, but then realize and acknowledge it, and with a contrite heart confess and ask for forgiveness, will also probably be forgiven. Only God knows our hearts, but there is a big difference between "living in sin" and just "committing a sin".

Answer 3

If you are living in continuous sin, you haven't found salvation yet. However, it is possible to become a Christian and then fall away by going back into the world of sin. Hear Believe, Repent, Confess and be Baptized for the remission of sins and then walk with Christ the rest of your life.

Answer 4

Just because a person is saved doesn't mean they stop sinning right then. The bible teaches us to repent of our sins which means to turn away from our sins and become more christlike. If we continue to sin intentionally and knowingly I believe we may lose our salvation for the simple fact we drift away from God.

Answer 5

Yes I do believe so!
Wait a minute. do you mean continuously live with or in sin?
You could live with it yes, but in sin no.

When I say live with it, I am talking about. For example, if you were a police officer working in the prison around sin all the time.

Now, if you're doing something you're not supposed to be doing, and continued doing it -- then that is bad!

However, God knows and has forgiveness!

Answer 6

Salvation cannot be taken away. Although, if you find yourself in sin, that is something you need to fix, not to earn salvation, but out of thankfulness for Jesus' sacrifice.

Answer 7

the WORD says that we become new creatures in Christ and the old is washed away. The old man is supposed to be dead.
If he isn't then I would question big time.

Just as faith without works is dead, so does a tree without roots put forth no fruit.


If a person is a Christian, a true born again follower of JESUS CHRIST, there will be no doubt of that.

Answer 8

when you get saved u are making a commitment to God to try and get rid of the old ways and start anew. every one sins and God forgives us.you must really be sincere when u make this decision to follow God and when u slip and sin as we all do ask Gods forgivness right away and ask for Gods srenght to not do the same thing again try and change your inviroment. God helps them who help themselves

Answer 9

No I am an Atheist but I got my salvation because I was baptized when I was five years old so I am saved forever. Hallelujah Amen xx
Kidding I'm going to hell just like the rest of you. xx

Answer 10

God will discipline his children to the point of taking their lives if that's what it takes, but he does not revoke his gift of eternal life. His gifts and calling are irreversible (Romans 11:29). We don't do anything to deserve and we can't do anything to keep or lose it. He keeps it for us.

But there are many who say they are Christian when they are not who may live in constant sin. I can't say anything about them.