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    • If the sin in question is the sin of unbelief, then definitely, yes, because unbelief results in losing one’s salvation. My understanding is that no other sin will automatically separate a Christian from the grace of Jesus Christ. We are STANDING in grace (Rom. 5:2), like standing in a room which we have entered. Committing a sin means that we fall down in that room, but do not fall out of it. Another analogy is that being in grace is like being on a boat in deep water. You can fall down on the boat and hurt your knee, and you can also fall off the boat. Thus my answer is, no, we do not NEED to ask for forgiveness when we sin, as if every sin separates us from grace, and thus as a condition for being restored to grace. On the other hand, yes, we do NEED to confess our sins and ask for forgiveness as an expression of repentance and as a necessary element in our sanctification process. I believe I have already published an essay on this very subject. You can search for it here.