Will God Send Good People To Hell? Series

The guest from God’s Hotel will approach the desk and the angel will turn to his laptop and say, “Great news! We have upgraded your reservation to our Resort Hotel with full membership status at no charge. The price was paid in advanced by God’s own Son. He is anxiously waiting to meet you. He will then turn to the Captain of the Security Guard and say, “Please show him to the UP elevator.”

Now faced with the alternatives of Heaven or Hell, the guest from the Worlds Hotel will run to God’s Hotel and try to register, but the angel at the desk will turn to his laptop computer and say to the person, depending on his status:

• Sir you had a room reserved here for a short time, but you decided to check out, and you never came back. Since we never heard from you we canceled your reservation. (Parable of the sower, Luke 8:5).

OR

• Sir you never reserved a room in this hotel. Our records show that you chose to ignore the invitations we sent out to you. (Christians who tried to tell you about Christ) The choice was yours and yours alone. Then he will turn to the Captain of the Security Guard and say, “Please show him to the Down Elevator.”

Summary

So you see God does not send good people to burn in hell. It was their choice to go there. (Luke 16:19)

Where is your reservation being held today? Have you made reservations at God’s Hotel, or are you too busy to be bothered with God?

I would be remiss before God today, if I failed to tell you; If you have not reserved a room in God’s Hotel then at the end of this life Hell awaits you.

Reservations are easy to make at God’s Hotel. Ask Jesus Christ to come into your heart, forgive you of your sins, and turn away from your old life style. Then get involved in a Bible teaching Church where you can be taught and grow in your faith.

If you go on vacation you would most likely take a road map to insure you are on the right road to get to your desired destination. If you would not leave for vacation without a road map, why would you go into eternity without one?

My prayer is that this sermon today will be of help in explaining the Gospel in a clear and understanding context for pre-Christians to understand.