Once a Christian Always a Christian
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A citizen receives certain benefits from their nation of citizenship, but they must also abide by the rules of that nation. The same is true for Christians. Benefits, such as grace and mercy, are freely given to citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven but God expects them to abide by His word. So, what does it mean to be a citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven? Is it a citizenship that can be revoked? Can you decide to leave the Kingdom of Heaven? Join Troy Spradlin as he explores the similarities of being a citizen of an earthly nation and being a citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven, and what once a Christian always a Christian actually means.
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