In Rightly Divided: What’s Wrong with Once Saved, Always Saved, the authors examine one of the most widely accepted—and deeply misunderstood—doctrines in modern Christianity: the belief that a person who has truly been saved can never depart from Christ, no matter what follows.

With careful attention to Scripture, this booklet weighs the promises often used to defend eternal security against the many biblical warnings given to believers about continuing in the faith. From Jesus’ teaching on abiding in the true vine, to Paul’s warnings about being cut off and cast away, to the sobering examples of those who made shipwreck of their faith, every argument is tested by the full counsel of God’s Word.

Rather than weakening Christian assurance, this study calls believers to rest in the keeping power of God while faithfully enduring to the end. It offers a clear, compassionate, and biblical response to a doctrine that can carry serious consequences for the church and the soul.

For pastors, students, and any Christian seeking to better understand salvation, perseverance, and the danger of walking away from Christ.