Do Southern Baptists believe in eternal security or OSAS?

[PaladinGirl]

Do Southern Baptists believe in eternal security, also known as Once Saved, Always Saved? :confused:

[Vambram]

Eternal Security, OSAS is better understood and explained as Perserverance of the saints, in my opinion. Although I am not a Southern Baptist, I am an Independent Baptist Fundamentalist, and without a doubt I believe in the eternal security and peserverance of the saints for all whom are born-again. :groupray:

[PaladinGirl]

Eternal Security, OSAS is better understood and explained as Perserverance of the saints, in my opinion. Although I am not a Southern Baptist, I am an Independent Baptist Fundamentalist, and without a doubt I believe in the eternal security and peserverance of the saints for all whom are born-again. :groupray:

I also believe in the eternal security and perseverance of the saints for all whom are born-again.

[Vambram]

I also believe in the eternal security and perseverance of the saints for all whom are born-again.

:amen: :wave:

[DeaconDean]

I don't know how anybody else feels, but I believe in "Once Saved, Always Saved."

God Bless

Till all are one.

[Diane_Windsor]

I also believe in the eternal security and perseverance of the saints for all whom are born-again.

Were you not a Mormon just a few days ago? :doh:

Yes, in general, Southern Baptists do believe in OSAS. Growing up SB and attending Baylor (http://www.baylor.edu) I have never heard a Baptist preacher or layperson believe otherwise.

[TexasSky]

Do Southern Baptists believe in eternal security, also known as Once Saved, Always Saved? :confused:
Yes, Southern Baptists believe that once a person comes to Christ, they cannot be snatched from His hand, by anyone, even themselves.

[Hisbygrace]

Yes Southern Baptist do believe once saved always saved.

[TheTexasHillbilly]

For me, I believe, that once saved always saved is good enough for me. But yet at the same time, there are certain crimes, that I feel can put your salvation at risk.