Every one of us, every day, are faced with decisions. Everyone. School children, teenagers,

young adults, middle-aged people, seniors, all facing decisions every day. We make decisions.

And the word decision by its own definition is cutting, because when you make a

decision, you are choosing one and then rejecting all the other options. Some of these decisions are

important, very vital in our lives. Some are ordinary. Some of these decisions, life-altering, or just simple

preferences. But throughout our lives, we face and make decisions, from dieting to health

care, career, choice of school, all just to mention a few.

But the one overarching decision in life, it has to do with your eternal destination.

It has to do with our eternal destiny. Where will you spend

eternity? There are only two places that you can go to one or the other. One is filled with

unspeakable joy and the other one is filled with pain indescribable.

These two distinct choices that you make in life will lead you to one or the other destination.

We saw in the last message how clearly the Lord Jesus Christ says that the day and the time for decision is here and now.

Because when life ends, it's over.

It's impossible to change destinations.

In fact, S. Lewis once said that when the author walks into the stage, the play is over.

And when God shows up at the end of time,

it will be over, and then you cannot change sides. And if you are serious about your eternal destination, don't go by what some preacher said. Don't go by what a priest said.

Don't go by what a philosopher said. Go by what Jesus said. For he knows the beginning from

the end. He coexisted with the father from the very beginning. He created the world. He came into our world.

He told us what the Father is like, as we have been seeing in the series of messages, know Jesus and live.

Know Him and live. In fact, throughout the New Testament, you find that Jesus tells us again and again and again

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