I am penticostal and am still learning a lot. I have a question and am hoping someone can help me. I have a friend who is baptist. She told me that the reason she is baptist is because they believe "once saved always saved." She told me that she believes that you cannot lose your salvation.

That made me think. I believe that our walk with God should be renewed daily. If once saved always saved was true. (not saying that it's not) Then couldn't we ask God into our lives and then live how we please. If after, I commit murder, would I still make it into heaven?

God chose Moses to lead his people into the promise land. He talked to God and saw him face to face. But he disobeyed God when he struck the rock and didn't make it into the promise land. I do believe that he made it to heaven. But he missed out on the blessing of the promise land. I think that it is very easy to seperate ourself from Gods blessing.

Judas Got to walk with Jesus. Learn first hand of his teaching. Saw miracles with his own eyes. In the end he betrayed Jesus and gave him up to the romans for silver. He then hung himself. Suicide is a hard sin because you can't ask for forgiveness. It's too late. But according to once saved always save, you cannot lose your salvation, Judas would of made it into heaven.