Can A Christian Lose Their Salvation? With Ken Litchfield

Author and apologist Ken Litchfield joins me for today's program. We discuss whether or not a Christian can lose their salvation? We look at the biblical evidence to show that they can. Ken also answers some common objections. Throughout the interview Ken gives scriptural evidence from the Old and New Testaments to support the Catholic view that salvation can be lost by one willingly walking away from Christ.

Check out Ken's great book here.

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