Is there a way to lose our salvation?
No. However I don’t believe it is enough to give an answer without showing Biblically why I believe this.
How did we become Born-again? We believed with our hearts and confessed with our mouths that Jesus is Lord and that He was raised from the dead (Romans 10:9-10). It was as simple as that!
Now what happened after we became Born-again Believers?
Maybe nothing physically changed for us. In our spirits, though, we became new creatures. Old things passed away and all things became new (II Corinthians 5:17).
This means when we accepted Christ, we died spiritually with Him and rose again with Him (Galatians 2:20). When we did, we became new creations. In the spirit realm, our past no longer existed. Hallelujah!
Once we are Born-again, the blood that Jesus shed on the Cross puts us in right-standing with Almighty God. We are His children, and the Bible says that we are sealed until the day of redemption by the Holy Spirit (Ephesians 4:30).
The Bible says that when one of the Good Shepherd’s sheep is lost, He goes after it (Matthew 18:12-14). In order to be one of Jesus’ sheep, we must be Born-again.
This story isn’t talking about God chasing the unsaved sheep but rather those of us Believers that have lost our way. God pursue after those of us who have made a commitment to God and accepted Jesus but have turned our backs on Him.
In another parable, Jesus tells the story of a father who had two sons, and one son asked for his inheritance, which he blew on women and wild living. Then the son finally came home, after coming to his senses, and his father welcomed him with open arms (Luke 15:11-32).
This is a picture of our Father God. Even when we have turned our back on Him, He will welcome us back. He has been waiting for us to return.
But let’s talk about the details of being saved.
Why must we be saved? Simple. Sin entered this world, by the disobedience of Adam and Eve. They ate of the tree God told them not to (Genesis 3:6). God’s price for sin was death (Romans 6:23).
At first, He accepted the deaths of animals as a substitute for the cleansing of our sins, but animal sacrifices had to be repeated periodically.
Then God sent His Son–His blameless, sinless Son–to be the sacrifice for our sins (John 3:16). When Jesus died, He took all our sins–past, present and future–on Himself. He took the price for sin once and for all.
He paid our debt completely and totally. He paid more than enough to cover our sins. With the excess, He paid for our sicknesses, our diseases, our poverty and all the curses that came upon us because of our sin (Galatians 3:13).
What do we have to do to receive the salvation that Jesus paid for us to have? All we have to do is believe it and confess it with our mouths. That’s it!