Trent Horn
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1,841 appearances
2 recordings
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 8 Jun
Trent Horn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Because it can.
It certainly can separate us.
And Jesus makes that very clear in John 15.
He says, if you do not remain in me, then you will be gathered up like the branches and burned.
Remaining would imply you were once united to Christ, and then you're not connected to him anymore.
Galatians 5.4, Paul talks about those who fell from grace because they tried to justify themselves through circumcision.
To fall from grace means you were in a place of grace at one point.
So the question that disobeying Christ in a grave matter could cause one to forsake their salvation.
And that can include, for example, saying, you know, Jesus, I know that you said, you and your church say that this is revealed scripture, but I don't believe that, you know.
So, or like if you said, you know, I know you've said that there are angels watching over me.
I don't believe in angels.
I think that's something that people kind of made up, you know.
So there's, that gets down to a bigger question of what do we have to believe as Christians to be saved?
Yeah.
One of the, I think for a lot of a Protestant like yourself, one of the concerns is, you know, Catholics make it too complicated.
Like I gotta, you're telling me I gotta believe this, I gotta believe that, I gotta believe this, I gotta believe that.
In order to be saved, like, did Jesus really want it to be that way?
But the reverse side of the problem is saying, if somebody says, just believe in Jesus and you'll be saved.
But it's like, okay, well, what if I'm a oneness Pentecostal?
I believe in Jesus, and I think God is one person.
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