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The central argument of this message is that there are absolute impossibilities rooted in the nature and promises of God, specifically regarding salvation and eternal security. The speaker asserts that because God cannot fail or lie, anything He declares will happen must inevitably come to pass. This includes His promise never to lose a single soul given to Him by the Father. Consequently, any teaching suggesting that believers can be lost due to demonic bondage, generational curses, personal failure, or apostasy is fundamentally incorrect and contradicts Scripture. The speaker urges listeners to disregard anyone who claims God's power has been thwarted or that individuals remain under chains after being freed through Christ, emphasizing that such ideas nullify the meaning of the cross.
The theological foundation for this assurance rests on the completeness of Jesus' sacrificial payment for sin. Unlike any other blood offering in history, the perfect sacrifice of Jesus fully satisfied God's wrath and settled all debts between humanity and the Divine. This act resulted in a state described as "super-redemption," meaning no further payment or redemption is ever required. The speaker highlights that because this debt was paid in full and accepted by God—evidenced by the resurrection—the possibility of perishing for those who belong to Christ has been removed forever. To suggest otherwise implies that Jesus' work was insufficient, which contradicts the biblical declaration that His mission on earth was finished once and for all.
Furthermore, the message explains how God actively secures this salvation through supernatural transformation rather than relying solely on human willpower. Citing passages like Ezekiel and Jeremiah, the speaker describes a process where God replaces hearts of stone with hearts of flesh, granting believers new spirits, minds, and desires that align perfectly with His will. This divine intervention ensures that those who hear and believe are given eternal life immediately, having already passed from death into existence. The promise is reinforced by Jesus' own words as the Good Shepherd, who explicitly states He will never lose one of His sheep under any circumstance. Therefore, believers should not fear losing their salvation through changing faiths or turning away, because God has changed their very nature to ensure they remain faithful and secure in Him eternally.
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Let me just say something and I want to
be as succinct, as direct, as firm and I
guess also as blunt as I possibly can
be. There are some things that
absolutely cannot happen. Number one,
because it proceeds from God, it cannot
happen. If God says something will
happen, then it not happening cannot
happen. If God says it can't happen,
then it can happening will not happen.
In other words, whatever God deems not
to happen, it will never happen.
Whatever God deems to happen, it will
happen. So, what cannot happen? That is,
God cannot fail. You've got to question
a couple of things. One, your
understanding of the Bible as well as
your heart. That's going to be a little
harsh when I tell you what I'm telling
you that cannot happen. That is that God
cannot fail. What he seeks to do, he
will accomplish what he seeks to do. And
so if he says it will be, if he says
something is impossible, if he says he
will not fail at something, if he says
something will not happen or be
accomplished, it will happen. Whatever
God says is going to happen, it's going
to happen. Whatever God says that he's
going to accomplish, it will accomplish.
What am I talking about? I am talking
about the freedom and the promise that
God gives us. If a person, and I don't
care who it is, how nice they are, I
don't care what they say. If they tell
you that God is going to fail to keep
every last one of you that are his until
the day of redemption, if someone tells
you that God is going to lose any of his
sheep, if God is if someone's going to
tell you that God is going to allow you
to walk away after all that he's done,
disregard that person. If the person
tells you that you can be put under some
sort of bondage, what God has done to
free you, you are no longer freed.
Meaning that you can be held by some
sort of demon that his ws and his ways
and his scheming overthrows and thwarts
God's plan, his power, his spirit. Walk
away from that person. Disregard that
person. If someone tells you that you
are under some sort of curse, a
generational curse, which that is not
there for anyone in the Bible who is not
named Israel,
walk away from that person. God has come
to set you free. whom the son has set
free is free indeed. If someone wants to
put you under any sort of bonds, any
sort of chains, if someone wants to take
you back to where it was before the
cross, disregard that person as though
the cross has no meaning whatsoever. As
though the cross was just some something
that was just more symbolic, had no real
effect, as though everything prior to
the cross is just how it would be after
the cross. disregard that person. As a
matter of fact, mark that person and
tell your friends to mark that person
and leave that person alone. Unless that
person should should repent and change
his beliefs. Now, that particular
person, you might have to call into
question whether they can ever be ever
be in a position to teach because that
person is clearly going against the
scriptures. You mean to tell me? You
mean to tell me that God would send his
son to die for you
so that there would be never a debt
owed. That's the whole point, ladies and
gentlemen, that there is a debt that's
outstanding between mankind and God. And
in between that debt comes a payment.
The payment is of is blood. The problem
is search high and wide, long and far.
You can't find any blood on this planet
that will suffice the wrath, the demands
of God. Save one Jesus whose blood is
perfect. Who is God? And he pays a
ransom, pays a debt so great that God is
eternally satisfied. We know he's
eternally satisfied because the the
offering was accepted. We know it was
accepted because 1 Corinthians 15 says
that he was resurrected. If there is no
resurrection, then all of us are to be
pied more than anyone else. And so we
place our faith in that. What are we
placing our faith in? That God has
accepted the payment and nothing else is
owed. That's why Jesus says toasty.
That's why Jesus says it has been
finished. That's why we use this
terminology to say that the debt that's
owed is paid in full. There can never be
any more payment required. That's why we
use phrases or terms such as
apalutrosis. It's a redemption, but it's
an apa. It's like a superersizing of the
redemption never to be needing of any
sort of redemption ever again. That's
why Jesus literally says it's impossible
for you to ever perish. When someone
says, "But what about did you hear the
word impossible?" What do you think
impossible means? Have you figured out
some other meaning for impossible?
Possible mean there's a probability. But
if you put the prefix I am in front of
it, that means there is no probability,
no possibility under any circumstances.
Think of the scenario that you obey.
Even your greatest scenario will not
vitate or invalidate his statement of
it's impossible for a sheep to ever
perish. If you belong to a teaching or
denomination or a church that is
teaching that you might want to find you
a new church to go to, you might want to
find you a new a new teaching. You might
want to find you a new preacher if he's
going to tell you what God did is not
correct. Remember, God gave all these
promises. the promise that he is going
to now shepherd the people and all of
the sheep that he is going to shepherd.
He says all of them will remain. He will
arise and shepherd his flock in the
strength of the Lord in the majesty of
the name of the Lord his God and they
will remain. What's so difficult about
that? He's told us that he is going to
do a few things. He's going to put his
spirit in us. prior to that he is going
to change our heart you know give us a
new disposition other way of putting it
a new will. So if you want to go with
this terminology that I have free will
fine. You are freely in leagues with
this new will that God has given you a
new mindset a new attitude if you will a
new way of thinking and a new system a
new value a new set of values. He says
and I will give them I will put them
give them one heart and put a new spirit
within them and I will take the heart of
stone out of their flesh and give them a
heart uh a I'm sorry a heart of flesh.
Let me add verse 20 to this as well. I
think verse 20 will will also help. And
I will give them that I'm sorry that
they may walk in my statutes and keep my
ordinances and do them. They will be my
people and I shall be their God.
Continuing, he says, "And I will
sprinkle clean water on you and you will
be clean. I will cleanse you from all
your filthiness." What he's going to do?
I'm going to fix your heart. You know
the problem that's always caused you
problems in the past. Give you a new
heart and put a new spirit within you.
and I will remove the heart of stones
from you and I will put my spirit with
you. This word right here cause you to
walk in my statutes. It's the Hebrew
word assa. I will make I will do. I will
accomplish this. He also says in
Jeremiah 32 and I will give them one
heart in one way that they may fear me
always for their own good and for the
good of their children. I will look what
he says. I will make an everlasting
covenant. How long is everlasting?
That's forever. an everlasting covenant
with them that I will not turn away from
them. I God will not turn away from
them. Who's the them? The ones that I
put my spirit in their heart to do them
good and I will put the fear of me in
their heart. And what will happen when
you put the fear of him in their heart?
They will not turn away from me. It
doesn't get that much difficult. It's
not it's not that difficult. As a matter
of fact, it's pretty easy. This is what
he's promising to do. And because he's
promising to do it, he is going to
accomplish it. He says the person that
hears my word and believes me, is that
you? He says that person right now,
listen to the verbiage, has is present
tense. You right now have life. Eternal
life. The adjective for life is Ionian,
which is eternal. Everlasting
from now on, forever. Ever and ever.
That's how long this life is going to
last. And when do you have it? Right
now. You don't have to wait until the
end to get that life. Doesn't mean that
this is the fulfillment of the life.
Doesn't mean it's not going to get any
better. What you are what you do have
though is you have life. You will
continue to live just like you are
living right now. Has your life changed?
So you are going to continue to live
your life your eternal your eternal
existence is going to change. But what
you will never see ever what can never
happen is hell. You can never go to hell
because Jesus that's who's speaking
right now by the way. He says that
person will not come into judgment. He
does not come into judgment. You're
going to tell me that Jesus is wrong.
Jesus got this part wrong. You are going
to come into judgment. Or what if you
switch up? What if you change? What if
you move around? Who says you will?
Maybe you don't know what it means to be
a Christian. Christians don't do those
things. He says that very same person
who has life right now has already
passed out of death and already passed
into life. You disagree, look at the
text. Look at it in Greek. Look at it in
English. That's what he says. And he
says every last one of them that the
father has given him. Remember, if you
are a believer, you did not choose him.
He chose you. You didn't love him first.
He first loved you. So all the all of
you who are in Christ, it's because the
father has given you to him. He says
all. What does the word all mean? It's
pretty easy. It's a three-letter word
that even a caveman can understand. Even
a four-year-old can get it. If I say,
"Pick up all of your toys." He knows
what. She knows what I mean. Pick up all
every last one. Each of them, the whole
of them. All all of the ones that the
father gives to me. He says they will.
Not they might come, but they will come
to me. And the one who comes to me I
will certainly not never ever ever under
any circumstance
will I ever cast away ever. What do you
mean by that Jesus? That means under no
circumstances because this is a
subjunctive which brings about the
possibility. There is no possibility
under any circumstances ladies and
gentlemen that's literally what this
means when I say it's impossible. So
when I say u may with a with a
subjunctive I'm saying whatever that
verb is it's impossible for that verb to
happen
under no circumstances whatever scenario
you can think of will I ever cast them
out but Jesus what if they turn away but
Jesus what if they have something what
if they find a new faith what if they
decide that I don't want to serve you
anymore he just told us or I just told
you previously that he's going to give
us a new disposition a new heart a new
want to. I no longer want to do that,
but I want to do this, a new will. Your
will that you had before was broken. No
good. He gave you a new one by changing
your heart. Pay attention to the book
and what God promises to do. Instead of
looking at people who called themselves
Christians, who proved themselves wrong
and prove your discernment wrong because
you thought they were Christians just
because they said it, you put more
validity into what they said versus what
God says. How come you don't learn the
lesson of Adam? When God says you are
going to suffer this because you listen
to her and not to what I said, listen to
what God is saying. And Jesus who is God
by the way who says this is the will of
him who sent me that all that he has
given all that he has given I will lose
none
not one will I lose what is the
definition of none or nothing put a big
old goose egg up that's how many he's
going to lose as though he is some inept
incapable,
unprepared, aloof shepherd.
When he uses the term good,
like when Jesus asked the question there
is none good four times in the New
Testament and all the times it's to
signify that he is equated with God. He
is the good shepherd. There's none good
but God. And I am the good shepherd, not
the basic shepherd, your average
shepherd, your run-of-the-mill shepherd,
the your nine-to-five shepherd. And even
they don't lose as many as many sheep as
we are ascribing Jesus to lose. I'm the
good shepherd. And he says, I will lose
none. Stop making Jesus out to be inept.
Stop making him out to be feckless and
weak and asleep at the wheel. As though
sheep are just walking off as they want
to and Jesus just standing by watching.
Whatever should I do? I know I'm God.
I've got all this power. I'm I'm I'm
powerless to stop my sheep as the
shepherd from walking away. I'm
powerless. Stop with the foolishness
and believe exactly what God says. I
will not lose not one cotton picking
sheep. See what I did there? Sheep.
Cotton. Maybe you catch up. But stop
saying what he will and what he won't
do. When he tells you that, stop acting
as though that something can come in the
way and nullify his blood and his
spirit. Jesus says, I'm sorry, not
Jesus, but Paul says that we are a new
creature. We've been given, by the way,
we've been reconciled to God and we've
been given this ministry of
reconciliation.
And he says that same Paul is speaking
about how he is no longer counting our
trespasses against us. So when someone
says that yes but he's counting your
ancestors trespasses some uncle or some
grandfather or grandmother in the past
that now you are you are laden with some
curse some generational curse. Never if
anyone ever tells you anything about you
having a generational curse. Just ask
the person to reconsider and if they
don't change their mind stop listen to
them. just just stop listening to them.
I'm not saying they're not saved, but
they're not educated enough in the
Bible. They they didn't read that. They
never read anywhere. How do you how do
you preach something that's not in the
Bible? How do you preach something where
there's no example of it in the Bible?
It's only because you're not reading the
Bible. You're not valuing it the way you
should.
So, stop saying these things that God
has stopped can ever happen. They
cannot. Amen.
Loud.