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The End of the World as We Know It 
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Kevin Miller
God doesn't want to punish you; he wants to pardon you. So, repent!
Surviving D-Day: Death
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Kenny Hibbard
Death is going to come, but we can have hope and security by believing in God and his way, in his son, Jesus Christ who died for our sins, and in the indwelling Holy Spirit who gives us guidance and peace.
Why Would a Good God Send People to Hell?
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Bryan Wilkerson
Hell is necessary in God's economy, but he has given us hope in Jesus.
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The Lostness of Humankind
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Ravi Zacharias
SERMON The Lostness of Humankind Jesus came not to make bad people good, but to make dead people live. Ravi Zacharias Printer view.
When Sin Creeps In
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John Beukema
Sin did that. In some ways, this is all a bit of a blessing. In their present state, to live forever would be a type of hell. It would be an eternal death.
Why Would a Good God Send People to Hell?
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Bryan Wilkerson
are Scriptures that speak about the wicked being destroyed forever, and it could be argued that the opposite of eternal life is eternal death, rather than
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Heaven: Nothing Could Be Better
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Lee Eclov
return. Relevance: Jesus will return in an instant, and in an instant we will face eternal life or eternal death. Sermon Strategy
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