An uncommon, unconsciously, uncomfortable truth is that one day your life will END. To put it bluntly, it means to be DEAD, and the often debated question over the ages has been “What Happens After Death?” and in this the Bible is very specific.

As today’s verse clearly says, there will be a resurrection to another life after this life is over, and it will be based on Two Types Of People.

One type are the JUST and the other the UNJUST, but who are these people? And more importantly (if the Bible is in fact true) what group will you be in and why? In answering these questions, the attitude and attention of these persons towards life, death and living are very different.

The Bible says that the JUST are made so by placing faith in Christ. They do not depend that their salvation is based on doing good works or by being 'a good person' but by receiving God’s offer of grace to them to forgive them for their sin. The just believe God’s Word and live their life to please God and not satiate their own lust, desires, and wants.

By contrast the UNJUST trust in themselves. They choose to seek what pleases them, are confident in the wisdom of their ideas of truth, and live their lives by their own personal moral standard. They do not hold God or Godly values in their heart or mind, and while they may (or may not) believe in 'god' they see no need to give him/her/it any respect or admiration.

Friend, you are in one of these two groups.

If you are NOT SURE which group, You Are In The Latter.
If you ARE SURE, are you confident in your decision?

God Bless Your Day
Jesus Loves You
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