However, to answer the question, "Is the sin of suicide one for which there is not forgiveness?" we would have to say there is no place in the Bible which supports suicide as unforgivable. Salvation is not based on our works but on the work of Jesus Christ (Romans 3:2-24; 4:5-8; 5:1-2).

All believers will have to give account of their life (and death) to the Lord. No matter what the pain, discouragement, depression or other issues we may have encountered and endured. Taking our own lives is not God’s highest plans for any of us. In the wilderness after His water baptism, one of the temptations the devil placed before Jesus was to commit suicide ("If You are the Son of God, throw Yourself down…" Matthew 4:6), but He resisted, knowing that was not the Father’s plan for Him.

I would urge anyone struggling with these thoughts to "be strong in the Lord" and to "resist the devil and he will flee from you." Retreat to the fortress of God’s love and promises for you. (King David said in Psalms 31:15, "My times are in your hands...").

Also, seek counsel from your local Pastor or Christian counselor.