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Fatal Mistakes That Lead Countless Christians to Hell

A. Do Not Do Good Deeds in Front of Others

“Beware of practicing your righteousness before other people in order to be seen by them, for then you will have no reward from your Father who is in heaven. (Matthew 6:1, ESV)
This verse points to the core issue: motivation. If doing good is for the sake of "performing" for others, then "human applause" is the only reward, and it will not earn God's remembrance.

B. Don't Boast or Praise Yourself

“Thus, when you give to the needy, sound no trumpet before you, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, that they may be praised by others. Truly, I say to you, they have received their reward. (Matthew 6:2, ESV)

C. Don't Let Your Right Hand Know What Your Left Hand Is Doing

This is the most typical expression of "anonymous charity" in Christian culture:

But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, 4 so that your giving may be in secret. And your Father who sees in secret will reward you. (Matthew 6:3-4, ESV)

D. Examine Your Motives: Are you doing it for "God's glory" or "personal reputation"?

Heavenly Values: True good deeds are done for God's benefit; God values inner honesty and love.

Humble Attitude: Don't attribute credit to yourself, but acknowledge that all power and resources come from God.

The following is a Christian's story:

1. I Thought I Was on the Right Path

My name is Lin Yue, an ordinary Christian. I grew up in the church, was baptized for many years, attended worship every Sunday, and never missed Bible reading and prayer. I thought I was on the right path, that the gates of heaven were open to me. But that day, when death suddenly came, and my soul left my body, I realized how terribly wrong I had been, how terribly wrong I had been.

It was an ordinary afternoon. I finished church prayer as usual, my heart filled with spiritual satisfaction. My prayers were so fervent, my worship so devoted, I even shed tears during prayer. As I walked out of the church, the warm sunlight shone on my face, and I felt so close to God. I told myself, I am a good Christian, I have done everything I should do; I help the poor, participate in ministry, fast and pray. My Bible is worn and tattered, filled with marks and notes in different colors of pen.

2. A Sudden Car Accident, and I Met the Lord Jesus (Yeshua)

On my way home, an out-of-control truck came hurtling towards me. I didn't even have time to react; a huge crash, the sound of shattering glass, then silence. I found myself standing outside the car, my body trapped inside the mangled vehicle. People around me were screaming, someone was calling an ambulance, and I was dead! I thought, I'm going to see my Lord Jesus (Yeshua), I'm going to heaven! Just waiting for this moment, seeing strangers weeping for me, a strange peace welled up inside me; I no longer belonged to this world.

Then, an invisible force pulled me, and my soul began to rise, leaving the scene of the accident. I passed through the clouds, the light grew brighter and brighter, my heart pounded, thinking I was about to see the Lord; when the light faded, I found myself not in the heaven I had imagined. I stood in a vast space, not the golden streets of heaven, nor the flames of hell; it was somewhere in between, a place of judgment.

A figure appeared before me, the light so intense! I knew who it was—it was Jesus (Yeshua), my Redeemer, my Lord; I immediately knelt down, tears streaming down my face. Lord! I cried out, "I've finally seen You! Thank You for saving me!" Jesus (Yeshua) didn't speak, but simply looked at me with a sorrow I couldn't comprehend; it wasn't a welcoming gaze, nor the loving embrace I expected, but a deep grief that chilled me to the bone.

3. I Saw My True Self

"Lin Yue," He finally spoke, his voice gentle yet weighty, "Do you know why you're here?" I looked up in confusion, "Because I am Your child, I accepted You as My Savior, and I have followed You all my life." Jesus (Yeshua) shook his head. "No, Lin Yue, you are here because you need to see the truth. What you consider following Me is vastly different from what I demand of you."

I felt panicked. "Lord, I've done everything right—going to church, reading the Bible, praying; I've given and served. What more can I do?" "You've done so much," Jesus (Yeshua) said, "but where was your heart when you did all that?" He waved his hand, and suddenly everything around me changed. I saw my entire life unfold like a movie; I saw myself worshipping in church, hands raised, eyes closed, singing hymns. The camera zooms in, revealing my inner thoughts.

⑴ I thought to myself, "How beautifully I sing! How spiritual my worship posture! Everyone around me must admire me."

⑵ I wondered, "Will the pastor notice me? Will he praise my commitment in his next sermon?"

⑶ I saw myself reading the Bible, one chapter every morning without fail. I thought, "After finishing this chapter today, I've completed my daily Bible reading task; I've been doing it for three hundred days straight. How persevering I am!" But those words never entered my heart, never changed my life; I was merely completing a religious task.

⑷ I saw myself praying, praying for a long time, saying many spiritual words; but my heart thought, "How profound this prayer is! If someone heard it, they would surely be moved." I thought, "Prayer should sound spiritual and devout; but I've never established a close relationship with God. My prayers are a performance, not communion with God."

⑸ I saw myself helping the poor, giving money, doing volunteer work; but after each time, I thought to myself, "How kind and generous I am." I let others know what I do, sharing it on social media and mentioning it in church; I do these things not out of love, but to gain others' approval and praise.

(6) I see my true self, the self I've been running away from. All my religious activities and spiritual expressions are not out of genuine love and reverence for God, but out of pride, a desire for approval, and the vanity of proving myself a good Christian.

(7) I see myself criticizing others in church, judging brothers and sisters I deem not spiritual enough; I see myself smiling outwardly while inwardly filled with pride and a sense of superiority.

( I see myself refusing to forgive those who have hurt me, even though I say I have. I see myself secretly harboring resentment and bitterness, while pretending to be at peace in prayer.

4. Though I have deeds, my heart does not truly belong to the Lord. "Enough!" I screamed, "Please stop making me see this!" The images stopped, but they were already imprinted on my soul. I knelt, trembling, finally understanding. I thought I was following Christ, but in reality, I was building a religious shell, a facade to appear spiritual to others. My faith wasn't in loving God, but in loving myself, establishing my own righteousness, and appearing spiritual before others.

Jesus (Yeshua) approached me, his eyes filled with unbearable sorrow! "Lin Yue," He whispered, "Do you understand? This fatal mistake has led countless Christians like you to destruction." I looked up, tears blurring my vision. I thought I was serving You, but I was actually serving myself; I thought I was worshipping You, but I was actually worshipping my own image.

Jesus (Yeshua) said, "It's not that you've committed any great sin, not that you've killed or stolen, but that you've wrapped a proud heart in a religious cloak. You do all the right things, but you do them for yourself, not for me. You pursue human glory, not my glory." His words pierced my soul like a knife. I wanted to argue, to defend myself, but I knew it was futile. For before Him, no lie can exist, no pretense can hide. Lord! I wept and said, "I truly believe in You, accept You as my Savior, and believe that You died on the cross for my sins. Isn't that enough?"

Jesus (Yeshua) became even more serious. "Lin Yue, even the devil believes in me and knows who I am. James 2:19 says, “You believe that God is one; you do well. Even the demons believe—and shudder!” Faith without works, without true repentance, without a change in life, is dead. And your problem is deeper than that. You have works, you do many things, but your heart has never truly belonged to me."

5. These people, I never knew them.

He waved again, and another scene appeared.

(1) I saw Brother Zhang, who came to church every week, always sitting in the front row, but his true intention was to come to church to do business and build a network of connections. His smile and enthusiasm were calculated investments.

(2) I saw Sister Li, who had served in the church for twenty years, but her heart was filled with jealousy and a desire for power. She served not to glorify God, but to gain status and influence in the church. (3) I saw Pastor Wang preaching passionately, quoting extensively from the scriptures, but his heart was concerned with the size of the church and his own reputation. He wanted to build a large church, not to save more souls, but to prove his own success.

(4) I saw Brother Zhao donating large sums of money, but each time he made sure others knew how much he donated; his generosity became his capital for showing off.

Jesus (Yeshua) said, his voice filled with sorrow, that many such people are in hell. They think they are serving me, that they are my disciples, but they have never truly known me; they only know a religion, a system, a set of rules, but they do not know me as a person.

In Matthew 7:21-23, Jesus (Yeshua) continued, “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. On that day many will say to me, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and cast out demons in your name, and do many mighty works in your name?’ And then will I declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from me, you workers of lawlessness.’

These words echoed in my soul like thunder: "I never knew you .", not “I once knew you, but you fell”, but “I never knew you”. This meant that from the beginning, those people had no relationship with Christ. They had religion, but no relationship; they had activity, but no life.

6. The Lord Wants Me to Return with the Truth

And what about me? I almost dared not ask. Lord, do you know me? Jesus (Yeshua) looked at me, his gaze melting my soul. "Lin Yue, you are here now because I know you. If I didn't know you, you would already be in hell. But I love you, and I have been waiting for you to see this truth. I brought you here not to condemn you, but to save you." An indescribable emotion welled up within me—fear, shame, gratitude, regret, all mixed together. What should I do? Is there still a chance?

That depends on you. Jesus (Yeshua) said, “I give you a choice. You can return to your body; you will wake up and live, but this time, return with the truth. You will know what true faith is, what it truly means to follow me; you will have the opportunity to live my life, not for others to see, but because you truly love me. Or, you can choose to stay here and face judgment.”

If I go back, what should I do? How can I change? Jesus (Yeshua) reached out and touched my forehead, and suddenly a warm current flowed through my entire body! I saw new visions, not of my past, but of the revelation of truth, of what true faith is.

(1) I saw a woman praying alone in the dead of night, unseen by anyone. Her prayer was simple and sincere, filled with genuine love for God; she was not performing, but conversing with her dearest Lord.

(2) I saw a man encountering a beggar on the street; he gave the beggar money, but told no one. He did this not for praise, but because his heart was truly filled with God's love, a love that flowed naturally. (3) I saw a young man weeping while reading the Bible, not because he was completing a task, but because God's word touched his heart. He saw his own sin, saw God's grace, and was conquered by that love.

(4) I saw an old man who served in the church his entire life, never holding any leadership position; yet, he always served with joy. Because he wasn't seeking status, but loving his Lord and his brothers and sisters.

Do you see the difference? Jesus (Yeshua) asked me, "True faith isn't about what you do, but about why you do it, where your heart is. A person can do very little, but if his heart is pure, if he truly loves me, then what he does is more valuable than those who do much but are proud." I nodded, tears streaming down my face. I understood, Lord, I finally understood.

7. Be wary of those who make this mistake.

There's one more thing, Jesus (Yeshua) said, his voice even more solemn. If you go back, you must warn others, tell them this truth. Too many people make this mistake, walking the same path, thinking they are saved, thinking they are following Me; but in reality, they are heading towards destruction. They need to hear this message and examine their hearts. Lord, I say, will they believe me? Will they listen to me? I am just an ordinary person.

"I am not calling you to be a great preacher," Jesus (Yeshua) said, "I am calling you to be a witness; you only need to tell what you have seen and experienced; the truth itself will work, and the Holy Spirit will move the hearts of those who are willing to listen." He paused, then said, "But remember, not everyone will listen. Some will refuse, some will laugh, some will even persecute you because your message threatens their religious comfort zone and challenges their self-righteousness. Do not be afraid; those who truly thirst for the truth and truly love Me will listen."

I knelt there, trembling, knowing I had to go back, I had to do this, no matter the cost! Lord, I am willing, please send me back to be a witness of Your truth." Jesus (Yeshua) smiled; it was the first time I had ever seen Him smile, full of love, acceptance, and hope. Go, my child, this time, truly follow me; do not seek human glory, but my glory; do not establish your own righteousness, but let my righteousness be manifested in you. Most importantly, truly love me, love me with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your strength.

8. I returned to the flesh, and life changed.

The light became blinding again, I felt myself falling, everything around me was spinning, becoming blurry, and suddenly everything stopped. I opened my eyes, the white light made me squint; I heard the beeping of machines and smelled disinfectant. A nurse, filled with astonishment, rushed to call the doctor—she was awake! Soon, several doctors and nurses gathered around, checking my pupils, measuring my vital signs, and asking me all sorts of questions. They whispered among themselves, incredulous—she had been dead for twenty minutes; this was a miracle!

Brothers and sisters from the church came to see me; the pastor came, held my hand, and prayed, thanking God for the miracle. But they didn't know my true experience. How could I tell them? Many of them were deceiving themselves, thinking they were saved, thinking they were following Christ; in reality, they were merely practicing a religion to make themselves feel good, but lacking true life.

A few days later, I was discharged from the hospital and went home, and everything was different. I looked at the Bible, the one I was so proud of, filled with notes and markings; but now I knew that many of those notes were just to show how diligent I was, not because I truly longed to know God. I looked at the cross on the wall, at my collection of Christian books and worship albums; I realized I had wrongly given them meaning, treating them as proof of my spirituality, badges of my piety.

9. My First Sunday at Church: A Different Perspective

Returning to church on my first Sunday, seeing familiar faces and hearing hymns, I now viewed it with different eyes. I saw Brother Zhang standing in the front row, singing loudly, hands raised high; I remembered the scene Jesus (Yeshua) showed me, his true inner motivation. I saw Sister Li warmly welcoming me, her face beaming with a bright smile, but I knew what lay behind that smile.

The pastor began his sermon, about commitment, how to become a better Christian, and participating more in church activities and ministry. His words were passionate, quoting many scriptures; I felt uneasy. This message lacked inner transformation, genuine repentance, and a true relationship with Christ, not just attending religious services.

After the service, many people gathered around to ask about my condition and congratulate me on my recovery. They said, "Your testimony is so moving, rising from the dead, proving how much God loves you." I smiled and thanked them, but inwardly I struggled. Should I tell them? Should I reveal the truth I had seen?

That night, I knelt by my bedside, and for the first time, I truly prayed, from the depths of my heart, a genuine dialogue with the Creator. Lord! I cried, saying I didn't know what to do, how to tell them. They would think I was crazy, that I was judging them; but You gave me this mission. Seeing the truth, I must speak out. Please give me courage, wisdom, and the right words.

10. I Began to Connect with God Heartily

In the following weeks, I changed my lifestyle. Whether it was going to church, reading the Bible, or praying, my mindset was completely different. I no longer cared whether others noticed me, no longer wanted to prove how spiritual I was. When I read the Bible, I sincerely asked God what He wanted to tell me, not just to complete my daily reading plan. When I prayed, I used simple words, honestly opening my heart to God, instead of embellishing it with very spiritual vocabulary.

The change was painful! I found that when I stopped seeking others' approval, I felt a strange emptiness. It turned out that much of my joy and satisfaction came from others' affirmation, not from my relationship with God. I found that when I stopped sharing my spiritual experiences on social media, I felt ignored, nobody knew, nobody praised me. This showed me how deep my pride was, how strong my desire for approval was. But at the same time, I began to experience a completely new peace and joy, a joy that didn't depend on external affirmation but came from a deep connection with God within my heart.

I truly experienced God's love, not as intellectual knowledge, but as a genuine experience deep within my soul. I began to understand what it meant to find joy in God; what it meant to thirst for God like a deer thirsting for streams of water. These were words I had previously only sung in hymns and heard in sermons, but now they had become real experiences in my life.

11. I Invited Some Sisters to Share

(a) Sharing the Truth I Had Seen

A month later, I knew I couldn't wait any longer; I had to speak out, I had to warn others. I invited several of my closest sisters to my home; I began, my voice trembling slightly, "I need to tell you that during the time of my death, I saw Jesus (Yeshua)." Their eyes immediately lit up. "That's wonderful! Did you see Heaven?" "I didn't go to Heaven, but to a place of judgment."

Jesus (Yeshua) revealed a terrifying truth to me: many who claim to be Christians, who, like me, attend church regularly, read the Bible, pray, and serve, are actually heading towards hell. The room suddenly fell silent; the smiles on the sisters' faces vanished, replaced by confusion and unease.

I continued, "Jesus (Yeshua) showed me my own heart. Although I did everything right, my motives were wrong. I wasn't doing it out of love for God, but for the approval of others, to prove myself a good Christian, to build my own righteousness. My faith was just a shell, a religious performance, without real life."

(2) Challenged and Questioned
"What do you mean?" one of them asked, "Lin Yue, what are you saying?" Another sister interrupted me, "We all believe in Jesus (Yeshua) and accept Him as our Savior; Romans 10:9 says, 'If you confess with your mouth, "Jesus (Yeshua) is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.'"

I said, "James 2:17, So also faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead. " In Matthew 7:21, Jesus (Yeshua) himself said,“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven." The issue isn't about saying the right things or doing the right things, but about whether our hearts truly belong to Him. Jesus (Yeshua) showed me that too many people in the church think they are saved, but they have never truly repented, never made Christ the Lord of their lives. They merely accept a religion, a set of beliefs, but their hearts have never been changed. They do what Christians are supposed to do, but they do it only for themselves, not for God.

(3) I have sown the seeds.

A sister stood up, her voice somewhat angry. "Are you judging us? Saying we are not true Christians? You had a near-death experience; it might just be a hallucination. You can't judge the entire church based on your personal experience." Her words stung me like a knife. I knew this was exactly what Jesus (Yeshua) warned me about. Not everyone will accept this message; some will reject it, defend themselves, and retaliate.

I am not judging anyone; I am simply sharing my experience. I'm not saying you're not Christians, but I urge each of you, including myself, to examine our hearts. Why do we do these things? What are our motives? Do we truly love Jesus (Yeshua)? Or do we just love religion? Do we truly know Him? Or do we only have some knowledge of Him?

That meeting ended in an awkward and tense atmosphere. The sisters left with complex expressions; some looked thoughtful, while others were clearly offended. Regardless, my words planted seeds in their hearts, but I didn't know what those seeds would grow into. I could only pray that the Holy Spirit would work in their hearts.

12. The Pastor Invites Me to a Meeting

⑴ The Pastor Says My Message Will Cause Distress and Confusion

The message quickly spread throughout the church. Lin Yue said she had seen Jesus (Yeshua) and that many people weren't true Christians. Some were curious, some doubtful, and some angry.

A few days later, the pastor invited me to his office for a talk. His expression was very serious. "Lin Yue," he said, "I heard what you said at the sisters' meeting, and I also heard you told others that they might not be truly saved. Do you know how much confusion this has caused?" Do you know how many people are troubled and confused by this?

(2) I emphasize that this truth is a revelation from the Lord.

I understand these words are disturbing, Pastor, but this is what Jesus (Yeshua) himself told me; He showed me that too many people live in a false sense of security, thinking they are saved, but their hearts have never truly changed. If I don't speak out and remain silent, those people will continue down the wrong path until it's too late.

The Pastor sighed. Lin Yue, I understand you've experienced a traumatic event; near-death experiences can have a profound impact. But you must be careful not to let your experience become a tool for judging others. We cannot judge who is saved and who is not; that is God's work, not ours.

I am not judging; I insist, I am warning. Jesus (Yeshua) himself said in Matthew 7 that many people will say on the day of judgment, “Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and in your name cast out demons, and in your name perform many miracles?” But Jesus (Yeshua) will say to them, “I never knew you; depart from me, you evildoers.” Pastor, these people think they're saved, even performing miracles, but Jesus (Yeshua) said He never knew them—what a terrible truth! If we don't warn people, if they continue to live in a false sense of security, we're harming them.

(3) The Pastor Forbids Me from Sharing This Message

The pastor was silent for a long time, then said, "Lin Yue, you need to stop spreading these things in the church. Your message is creating division and fear. If you want to share your experience, that's fine, but don't use it to question other people's salvation." A pang of pain shot through me. This is the church I belong to, the place where I grew up; now, they want me to remain silent. "Pastor," I said, my voice trembling with emotion, "if you see someone walking towards a cliff, and that person doesn't know the danger ahead, would you remain silent? Or would you loudly warn them? That's what I'm doing now. I see danger, and I must warn people."

The pastor said, "You can't impose your subjective experience as objective truth on others."

I stood up, tears welling in my eyes. "Pastor," I said, "I respect you, thank you for your pastoral care over the years, but this isn't my subjective experience; this is the truth Jesus (Yeshua) himself revealed to me." I could not remain silent, even if it meant leaving the church; I could not betray the mission He had given me.

I walked out of the pastor's office, my heart filled with pain and loneliness. Was I losing my church family? Had I done something wrong? But when I quieted myself in prayer, I felt a deep peace, knowing I was doing the right thing, even if it meant losing everything.

13. The Atmosphere in the Church Changed

⑴ The Truth I Shared Was Opposed by Some, Accepted by Others

In the following weeks, the atmosphere in the church became subtle. Some began to avoid me, some looked at me with strange eyes; but a few, a small minority, came to me privately. They said my words touched something deep within them, they began to examine their hearts, to question their motives. They admitted that they were indeed filling their lives with religious activities, but their relationship with God was cold and superficial.

(2) A Young Brother's Transformation

A young brother cried and said to me, “Sister Lin Yue, I realize that I come to church simply because it's something I've done since I was a child. I've never really asked myself why I do these things. I pray, but my prayers are empty. I read the Bible, but God's word has never truly changed me. I'm afraid, I'm really afraid. If I die, where will I go?”

I held his hand, and tears streamed down my face. “Don't be afraid,” I said. “Now you see the truth, and this is the beginning of repentance. True repentance isn't about doing more things, but about a transformation of the heart. You need to come before Jesus (Yeshua) and confess your sins—not just your outward actions, but also your inner pride and hypocrisy. You need to ask Him to give you a new heart, a heart that truly loves Him and longs for Him.”

That night, we knelt down together in prayer. This prayer had no fancy words, no religious platitudes. He simply said, “Jesus (Yeshua), I am a sinner. I have been deceiving myself, thinking I am a good Christian, but my heart is proud and hypocritical. Please forgive me, please give me a new heart. I want to truly know You, not just to know knowledge about You, but to truly know You. Please enter my life, be my Lord, my everything.” When he finished praying and opened his eyes, I saw a change in his face. It was an indescribable peace and joy, a sense of ease that only those who have experienced true repentance can understand. He smiled, tears still on his face. Sister, I felt it, I truly felt God's love; it was completely different from before. Before, I only knew in my mind that God loved me, but now my heart truly felt it.

(3) I was marginalized in the church. Most people rejected this message, and I became increasingly marginalized in the church. But a few, those who truly thirsted for the truth, began to experience an inner transformation; they gradually understood that Christianity is not a religion, but a relationship, not about what we do for God, but about what God does for us and how we respond to His great love.

14. I was expelled from the church and shared my testimony online.

A few months later, the church leadership decided, for the sake of overall peace and unity, to expel me directly; but I knew clearly that it was because my message was unwelcome. That Sunday, I walked into that church for the last time, seeing those familiar faces, those I had worshipped and served with; my heart was filled with sorrow and love. I knew that the true church is not a building, not an organization, but those whose hearts truly belong to Christ. In the days that followed, I shared my testimony online, writing down my experiences, Jesus (Yeshua)' warnings, and the truths I had seen.

At first, very few people read it, but slowly, more and more people shared my story. Many said that my testimony awakened them, and they too were walking the same path, a religious path. Others were offended, saying I was spreading fear and judgment.

⑴. Agreeing with the truth I brought forth

① Some said, "I've been in the church for twenty years, I've done everything right, but I've never truly known Jesus (Yeshua). Now I understand, I've been pursuing religion, not Him." ② Some say, "I'm a pastor, but your testimony makes me realize that I've been building my own kingdom, not God's kingdom. I need to repent."

③ Some say, "I thought I was saved because I made a decision to save myself twenty years ago, but my life has never changed. Now I understand that what I need is not a religious ceremony, but a genuine change of heart."

⑵ Criticism and Attacks

① Some say I'm a false prophet.

② Some say I've been deceived by the devil.

③ Some say I'm creating division.

④ Some even threaten me to stop spreading this heresy.

⑶ The Lord Jesus (Yeshua)' Reminder
Whenever I face these attacks, I remember Jesus (Yeshua)' words: "Remember, not everyone will listen; but don't be afraid, those who truly thirst for the truth will listen."

15. My Worship is Completely Different
Now, several years later, my life has completely changed. I no longer belong to any large church, but gather with a small group of believers who truly thirst for God. We didn't have elaborate worship services, professional sermons, or complex ministry plans; we simply read the Bible together, prayed, encouraged one another, and interceded for one another. In this small group, I experienced true fellowship, true love, and true spiritual life.

I learned that true faith isn't about what you do, but about whether you truly belong to Christ. God values not outward religious displays, but inner sincerity and purity. I learned the most important commandment: love the Lord my God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength, and then love your neighbor as yourself.

The true gospel is that we are all sinners, completely incapable of salvation by works alone. But God loves us and sent His Son to die for us, bearing the punishment of sinners. When we understand this, when our hearts are touched by this love, we live, we live to the Lord, and if we die, we die to the Lord. So then, whether we live or whether we die, we are the Lord's. (Romans 14:.

Jesus (Yeshua) Christ came into the world to save sinners, not to find perfect people, but to find sincere people. He wasn't looking for those who could do many things; He was looking for those whose hearts truly belonged to Him. A weak but sincere believer is more precious in God's eyes than a strong but hypocritical religious follower.

16. Reflection
Today, reflecting on that near-death experience fills me with gratitude; it was the most terrifying yet most beautiful moment of my life. Terrifying because I saw the true state of my heart, heading towards destruction; beautiful because God revealed the truth to me, giving me an opportunity for repentance and change.

If you are reading this testimony, the questions I raise are not judgments, but rather to help you examine your own heart. What is your motivation for going to church, reading the Bible, praying, and serving? Is it because you truly love God and yearn for a relationship with Him? Or is it simply something you should do to feel like a good Christian and gain recognition and respect from others?

Friend, don't be like me, waiting until the moment of death to discover the truth; don't wait until it's too late to realize you've been pursuing religion, not a relationship with the Lord. Examine your heart now, be honest with yourself, and be honest with the Lord Jesus (Yeshua).

If you find that your heart is proud, your motives are selfish, and you are merely practicing a religion, not truly following Christ; do not delay! Today is the day of repentance. Do not let pride and hypocrisy lead you to hell. Let the love of Christ change your heart and let His grace fill your life.

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