In the last several years, there has been a rash of books written by people who supposedly died and came back again.

And when they died, there's a common theme between all of them that they all saw light.

Some of them said that they saw somebody who is reputedly to be Jesus.

But then when you listen to what they say this supposedly Jesus said to them is contrary to everything that he did

and said and taught throughout his earthly life. Hundreds of eyewitnesses have heard him say,

teach, and do things that runs contrary to what these folks

who supposedly have died and came back to tell us. For example, Jesus said, I am the only way

to heaven. No one can come to the Father but by me. But some of them say that this person

that they saw, they think is Jesus, said to them, no, no, no, no, that's not really important.

All the ways lead to me. Sounds like Satan to me, don't you? But this, to say nothing about this incredible number of so-called

channelers that are spreading all over the television screens, and they supposedly can contact

the dead. And when these channelers contact the dead, they always tell the loved ones

here on earth, oh, they are in a wonderful place. Every one of them, they're all in a great place.

In every case, for the uninformed and the unsuspecting, this may be comforting.

And from the human point of view, I understand it.

I really do, from the human point of view.

But when it comes to life after death, when it comes to the other side of the curtain of eternity, when it comes to what happens after we die,

you have to decide whom you're going to believe.

Are you going to believe the creator of the universe, the one who placed all of the galaxies

in their orbits, the one who died for you, the one who redeemed your soul and

rose again from the dead after three days, not three minutes, or someone who's trying to make

a few bucks selling a book or getting their 15 minutes of fame. You have to make that decision.

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