Daniel's vision of the future is filled with chaos and destruction, but ultimately, it's a reminder of Jesus' eternal rule and the hope of a future secured by Him. As believers, we must remember our true identities and live holy in a godless culture, infiltrating the world with the light of God's word and prayer. [... more]

The Great White Throne Judgment is a final judgment for unbelievers, where their names are removed from the Book of Life and they are cast into the lake of fire. The Book of Life contains the names of those who have received God's provision of sacrifice to remove their sin. Those who have rejected God's provision will be judged and punished eternally, with some experiencing greater suffering than others due to their opportunities to accept God's gift. [... more]

The great white throne judgment is the final judgment of the world, where sinners stand before a holy and just God to give an account for their sins. Jesus Christ, the one who did all he could to save man, will judge those who have rejected him. The judgment will be based on the evil works of the unsaved, and the books will be consulted to demonstrate that a man has provided himself with no alibi for rejecting God. [... more]

The parable of the wheat and the tares teaches that salvation comes from faith in Jesus Christ, not from good works, good beliefs, or good feelings. Genuine believers are those who have been convicted of sin and have put their trust in Jesus, while tares in the church may appear saved but lack true faith and will ultimately be judged at the great white throne judgment. [... more]

God's justification exempts us from God's condemnation, but it doesn't exempt us from God's evaluation of our life. Every Christian will face the judgment seat of Christ, where they will be recompensed for their deeds in the body, according to what they have done, whether good or bad. This judgment is not determining whether we go to heaven or hell, but rather a judgment of rewards, where the standard by which we're going to be judged is, was our life spent on those things that were important, that have eternal consequence, or did we spend our lives on those things which were worthless? [... more]

God has fixed a day in which he will judge the world in righteousness through a man he has appointed, and that man is Christ Jesus. The final great white throne judgment will send unbelievers to the lake of fire, a place of eternal torment. The judgment will be based on the deeds of the unsaved, and there are degrees of hell based on the revelation and knowledge they have. [... more]

The Bible teaches that hell was created for the devil and his angels, not for people. God's love is a choice that people make, and those who reject God's provision and forgiveness end up in hell. Christians believe that Jesus is the only way to God, as He is the only one uniquely qualified to bridge the gap between a holy God and sinful humanity. The decision to accept or reject God's love is made in this life, and it determines where one will spend eternity. [... more]

The Judgment Seat of Christ is a day when believers will give account for their lives, receiving rewards for good works and suffering loss for bad works, while the Great White Throne Judgment is for those who have not been saved, where they will be judged for their sins. [... more]

The Great White Throne Judgment is a final judgment for unbelievers, where they will be judged according to their deeds and works, and those whose names are not found in the Lamb's Book of Life will be thrown into the lake of fire. This judgment is a result of God's patience running out, and it is a reminder that every person has to make a choice to follow God or Satan. The righteousness of Jesus Christ is the only way to escape this judgment, and it is a choice that must be made in this life. [... more]

The Bible teaches that there will be two resurrections, the first for eternal life and the second for eternal death. The first resurrection occurs over a period of time, while the second resurrection of the unsaved occurs all at the same point after the thousand year reign of Christ. The purpose of the second resurrection is to raise the bodies of all unbelievers so they can experience the final judgment, the great white throne judgment. [... more]

The final judgment for the unbeliever will be a courtroom scene with a judge, no jury, accused, no appeal, a ruling, no recourse, and punishment, no probation. God's judgment is tied to his holiness, and he is the only one qualified to preside over it, as he is omniscient, omnipresent, and omnipotent. [... more]

The Bible makes it clear that there will be a single final day of judgment at the end of this age when Christ returns, where every human being, believer and unbeliever alike, will stand before God to give an account of their life. The basis of this judgment is our works, and the purpose is to vindicate the justice of God, to vindicate the people of God, and to put an end to all the enemies of God. The escape from this judgment is through faith in Jesus Christ, and the ultimate victory is the destruction of death and hell. The warning of this judgment is a call to repentance and to trust in Christ alone for the forgiveness of our sins. [... more]

Death is unavoidable, unbiased, unrepeatable, undeniable, and unending. According to the Bible, there is not one single person who has died that is dead. The believer's death begins life with Christ, while an unbeliever's death begins life without Christ. Judgment follows death, and there are two judgments in the Scriptures: one for believers and one for unbelievers. [... more]

The Great White Throne Judgment is a sobering passage in the Bible where every person will stand before God, and their actions will be judged. Pastor Greg Laurie explains that this judgment is not just for sinners, but also for self-righteous people, procrastinators, and even unsaved church members. He emphasizes the importance of knowing Jesus Christ as Savior and living a life of forgiveness and repentance to avoid this judgment. [... more]

The new Jerusalem is a spectacular city that will house the redeemed of all ages, a place where God dwells with his people, and there is no more sorrow, pain, or death. The city is described as a cube, with 12 gates and 12 angels, and its size is 12,000 stadia, with its length, width, and height all equal. The city is made of precious stones and jewels, and its light is uncreated, allowing for direct and immediate access to God. [... more]

Men are encouraged to live a life worthy of Christ, motivated by the promise of eternal rewards and the fear of judgment. Pastor Russ Andrews explains the difference between the Great White Throne Judgment and the Judgment Seat of Christ, and how believers will be judged for their works done in the body as Christians. He discusses the five crowns that will be handed out at the Judgment Seat of Christ, including the crown of victory, the crown of rejoicing, the crown of righteousness, the crown of life, and the crown of glory. [... more]

The New Jerusalem is a city that will be the eternal home for the redeemed of all ages, where God will dwell with his people and there will be no more sorrow, pain, or death. The city will be a place of beauty, with gates, walls, and streets, where people will live in glorified bodies and serve the Lord. The issue of who is in and who is out is determined by whether one has had their robes washed by Jesus and is clothed in His righteousness, a free gift that can be received without cost. [... more]

Greg Laurie discusses the book of Revelation, specifically the last leg of the book, and how sin wrecks everything. He explores the concept of Satan's influence and the devil's desire to wreak havoc before Jesus' return. Laurie also delves into the millennium, a period of time when Christ will rule on earth, bringing world peace, joy, and no more disabilities. However, he also touches on the idea that Satan will be released after 1000 years and people will follow him, demonstrating humanity's wicked nature. [... more]

Living a life worthy of Christ is crucial for believers, as they will be judged at the Judgment Seat of Christ, where rewards will be handed out to those who live for eternal things, not temporal. The Great White Throne Judgment is a place of eternal judgment for those who refuse God's grace and mercy. Believers must live a life that pleases God, allowing the Holy Spirit to control their lives, and share their faith with others to earn the crown of rejoicing. [... more]

The great white throne judgment is a final judgment for nonbelievers, while the Bema Seat is a judgment for Christians to receive rewards based on their motives and faithfulness. Christians will be evaluated on their works, and God will reward those who have used their gifts and talents for His glory. [... more]