Impossible to Fall Away

This sermon addresses the theological assurance that true believers cannot fall away from their salvation, emphasizing that this security rests entirely on God's work rather than human effort. The central argument draws from Isaiah 40 to declare the completed nature of Christ's redemptive work, assuring the soul that the warfare against sin is accomplished. The message further explores the triune nature of this security, citing 2 Thessalonians and Romans to demonstrate the Father's eternal election, the Son's unyielding promise to never cast out those who come to Him, and the Holy Spirit's sealing of believers as a guarantee of their inheritance. By contrasting the instability of human will with the constancy of divine purpose, the sermon offers a pastoral comfort to those who doubt their standing, urging them to look to Christ alone for their assurance. The tone is both convicting of self-reliance and deeply comforting in the reliability of God's character and promises.