To reject God the Son is to also reject both God the Father and God the Holy Spirit. Eternal life is found in Jesus Christ, and He is the perfect representation of God the Father. I canвЂ™t judge precisely where people are at in their individual relationship with God, but I can give you the principles. And it means that their eternal destiny is in peril. It is a serious thing for a person to reject Jesus. To say, вЂњIвЂ™m fine with God itвЂ™s just Jesus I have a problem with,вЂќ means you donвЂ™t really understand who God is, because HeвЂ™s perfectly revealed in the person of Jesus Christ. There is a consistency in the nature between God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. If that is their decision, then the Spirit of God is not with them. WeвЂ™re talking about a settled rejection of Jesus Christ. IвЂ™m not talking about somebody fighting through doubts or working through difficulties. If someone rejects Jesus, they are rejecting God.ДЄgain, please note that IвЂ™m specifically talking in terms of a settled rejection. ThereвЂ™s no difference between who God is and who Jesus Christ is. If you want to know what God is like, look to Jesus Christ.

Jesus said repeatedly that He was the perfect representation of God the Father. Now, it is true that if somebody has in any settled sense rejected Jesus Christ вЂ“ who He is according to the Bible: both God and Man, who came to pay the penalty for our sins вЂ“ if somebody denies that, then theyвЂ™re rejecting God. Now, if a person who is genuinely born again and has the Spirit of God reads or hears something troubling, and wonders, вЂњIs Jesus really who He said He was?вЂќ it does not mean that the Spirit of God immediately departs from that person. We live real Christian lives, filled with doubts, challenges, and seasons of difficulty. GodвЂ™s Spirit does not remain with people who reject Jesus Christ.

The most direct answer to that question is, No. Do I still have the Holy Spirit? Am I still considered a child of God? Am I still in GodвЂ™s favor? Is GodвЂ™s Spirit still with me?вЂќ The situation as described to me is that of a person who says, вЂњHey, I still believe in God, but I donвЂ™t believe in Jesus Christ. I think thatвЂ™s a great question, and itвЂ™s something worthy for us to consider. If a believer rejects Christ, but states that they still believe in God, do they have the Spirit? What role does the Spirit take in their life? This question is based on the real-life situation of a friend. Will the Spirit remain if Christ is rejected?

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