Cliffe Knechtle

No, I'm sorry.

Jesus contradicts that.

And my observation of reality is, no, we're not all the same.

And we all believe different things.

And we all live different type of lives.

And if there is no day of judgment, then it really doesn't matter what you do with your life.

And life is ultimately meaningless.

How kind it was of Jesus to point out, no, there's coming a day of judgment when I'm going to have to answer to God for what I've done with my life, for what I've done with Christ.

Have I put my faith and trust in him or have I not?

And I will have to answer for that.

And no, we're not all just going to the light.

No, we're not.

Some of us are going to be with Christ for eternity in heaven, and others of us are going to be separate from Christ for eternity, and that will be hell.

Followers of Christ who are equally committed to Christ and to the scriptures disagree when it comes to exactly what hell is like.

And I would argue the Bible never gives us a photograph of either hell or heaven.

And therefore I think it's intellectually dishonest to try and paint a picture that's too specific.

Because we've never been to heaven.

We've never been to hell.

So we depend upon God to reveal what heaven will be like and what hell will be like.

I wish, personally, that God had revealed more details, but he hasn't.