On a late-night television show a popular playwright was
asked if making lots of money concerned him. The studio
audience went dead silent when he answered, “No...what
does concern me is the fear of dying.”
Most of us, like that studio audience, are too uncomfortable
with death to think clearly about our own eternal future. But
the fact is that one day you and I will die. We can live in fear
of the unknown or we can take a moment to consider what
the Bible says about eternity…it may be the most important
moment of your life.
First, let me ask you a simple question that will help you
face the issue:If you died tonight, where would you spend
eternity?
Most people, when asked that question, say something
like…“I’ve led a pretty good life. I hope I’d go to Heaven.” But
they’re not really sure. Why are they willing to risk their
future on wishful thinking when the Bible tells how they can
know for sure where they will go after death? Perhaps
because it’s so humbling to face the fact that we are sinners
in need of salvation. The Bible says that all fall short of God’s
glory (Romans 3:23). In our natural state none of us is pure
enough to enter Heaven; we need God’s forgiveness before
we can come before Him.
Entrance into Heaven is not based on what we have done,
but on what God has done for us through Jesus Christ. The
Bible says that “He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting
life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but
the wrath of God abideth [remains] on him” (John 3:36).
That’s why God sent His Son to take the punishment for our
sins, so that we won’t spend eternity in hell separated from
Him. “While we were yet sinners, Christ died for
us” (Romans 5:8). He willingly took our place, then he rose
from the dead three days later.
Now let me ask you the same question again:If you died
tonight, where would you spend eternity?Are you ready to
stand before God with Christ as your Savior or are you
willing to face Him in your sinfulness? The choice is yours.
If you choose God’s way, you can tell Him in words like
these: “Lord, I am turning from my own attempts to be
good enough. I accept Your offer of forgiveness and
salvation. Thank You that Christ died for me so my life can
change now and I can spend eternity with You.”
The person who truly believes that Christ is the only way to
God has this assurance from Christ Himself: “He that heareth
My word, and believeth on Him that sent Me, hath
everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation but is
passed from death unto life” (John 5:24). I hope you’ll accept His amazing offer!
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