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What if your destiny is set the moment you die—and there are no second chances? We wrestle with that claim through Revelation 22:11 and John 8, laying out a sober, hope-filled case that your eternal state is fixed by how you respond to Christ now. Not to frighten believers, but to light a fire for prayer, mission, and endurance.
We push past religious performance to honor the hidden saints—the quiet intercessors whose prayers shape families, workplaces, and nations. Along the way, we draw a hard line between regret and repentance through the story of Judas: remorse without running to Christ cannot save. The message lands with pastoral weight and practical clarity: gratitude for undeserved grace, urgency to share the gospel with those closest to us, and courage to keep going when faith feels thin.
You’ll hear candid reflections on aging, assurance, and the desire to finish well, alongside a clear rejection of purgatory based on scripture. We talk about how assurance is recognized not by hype, but by endurance; how private prayer thunders in heaven; and how a life anchored to Christ today answers eternity’s most pressing question. If you’ve felt the tension between public spirituality and quiet faithfulness, or if you’re praying for someone who seems far from God, this conversation will help you act with love and conviction.
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