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First up today, here's a voicemail from one of our listeners named Sue Ann.

My question relates to the scripture that says we will be judged on every thought, word, and deed.

And I want to get a better understanding of what that means to a believer versus an unbeliever.

As a believer, I know I am saved, and there's no more condemnation

that my sins are fully forgiven. On the flip side, for unbelievers, my understanding is that they

indeed will be judged on every thought word indeed, and their ultimate destination is hell rather than heaven.

I just like an expansion there, whether from the believer side, will I still undergo some

type of a review process where God will crown on me at the same time assuring me that I am going

to the correct place.

Thank you for your time.

Well, thank you for that question.

And I love the way that you've put it.

I mean, when we think about the final judgment, it is clear that at the final judgment,

when we're standing before God, there is going to be a detailed accounting.

Every thought, every word, every deed, our motives.

I mean, it seems like when Jesus describes the judgment, you talked about the fact that,

you know, even our words, by your words, you'll be justified by your words, you'll be condemned.

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