Where do you go when you die?

The Two Destinies After Death

Where do you go when you die? The Bible is absolutely clear that ultimately there are only two options for where you go when you die, heaven or hell. The Bible also makes it abundantly clear that you can determine where you go when you die.

How?

Keep listening. First, the problem. We have all sinned. We have all done things that are wrong, evil or immoral. Our sin separates us from God, and if left unresolved, our sin will result in us being eternally separated from God.

Hell as Eternal Separation from God

This eternal separation from God is hell, described in the Bible as an eternal lake of fire. Now the solution. God became a human being in the person of Jesus Christ. He lived a sinless life and willingly sacrificed his life on our behalf.

His death paid the penalty for our sins. God now offers us salvation and forgiveness as a gift that we must receive by faith. Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved. Trust in Jesus alone as your Savior, relying on His sacrifice alone as the payment for your sin, and according to the Word of God, you are promised eternal life in heaven.

Receiving Salvation by Faith in Christ

Where do you go when you die? It's up to you. God offers you the choice. God invites you to come to Him. It's your call. If you feel God drawing you by faith in Christ, come to the Savior. If God is lifting the veil and removing your spiritual blindness, look to the Savior.

If you are experiencing a spark of life and what has always been dead, come to life through the Savior. Where do you go when you die? Heaven or hell? Through Jesus Christ, hell is avoidable. Receive Jesus Christ as your Savior and heaven will be your eternal destination.

Make any other decision and eternal separation from God in hell will be the result. If you now understand the two possibilities of where you go when you die, and want to trust Jesus Christ as your personal Savior, make sure you understand and believe what has been said here.

A Prayer of Confession and Trust in Christ

As an act of faith, communicate the following to God. God, I know that I am a sinner, and I know that because of my sin, I deserve to be eternally separated from You. Even though I do not deserve it, thank You for loving me and providing the sacrifice for my sins through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

I believe that Jesus died for my sins, and I trust in Him alone to save me. From this point forward, help me live my life for you, instead of for sin. Help me to live the rest of my life in gratitude for the wonderful salvation you have provided.

Thank you Jesus for saving me. Have you made a decision for Christ because of what you've heard here? If so, please click on this link. Got questions? The Bible has answers, and we'll help you find them.