Two Paths, Two Eternal Destinations
The gospel is a free gift, but it’s a difficult gift to receive because it requires us to admit to our inability to save or cleanse ourselves.
The gospel is a free gift, but it’s a difficult gift to receive because it requires us to admit to our inability to save or cleanse ourselves.
Thanks to Jesus, our final victory has been won; death will be abolished.
Heaven is filled with a company of those who have been twice born.
Christians are no longer under condemnation, but we will give an account for our faithfulness, or lack of it.
When you do come to Him, He’ll not leave you the way you came because He is the One who, despite our guilt, our confusion, and our wondering, gives us rest.
God overcame the moral and spiritual barrier between Him and us in order to save us.
The last act of the Son of God was to save a sinner.
One person can make a huge difference by one heroic act of service, one opportunity to identify with Christ.
Modern medicine, surgeries, and a host of other things can often prolong a life, but only God can forgive sins.
Christianity teaches that God can only help those who know they cannot help themselves!