From pulpits to altar calls, millions have been assured that a single moment of belief permanently secures eternity-no matter what follows. Repentance becomes optional. Obedience becomes secondary. Perseverance becomes irrelevant. And the warnings of Scripture are quietly explained away as if they were written for someone else. In The False Promise of Eternal Security, M. D. Rogers challenges that popular assumption with a thorough, Scripture-centered case that salvation is not a one-time transaction, but a living covenant relationship that must be maintained through enduring faithfulness. With clarity and conviction, this book traces the doctrine's post-apostolic roots, exposes its moral consequences, and places the Bible's conditional language back where it belongs-front and center. This book is not written to destroy hope, but to anchor it. Not to promote fear, but to restore reverence. Not to condemn the sincere, but to awaken the complacent. If the Bible is true-and it is-then assurance is found in abiding in Christ, not in trusting a doctrine Christ never taught. Eternal life is a promise- but never a presumption.