Most, if not the vast majority of human beings, that you know are on their way to hell.

They will say to Him, Lord, Lord, didn't we do this in your name, didn't we do that in

your name, and Jesus will say to them, who are you?

So the gate is wide, and the way is easy that leads to destruction, and those who enter

by it are many.

For the gate is narrow, and the way is hard that leads to life, and those who find it

are few.

Again, this is not my opinion.

This is the teaching of the Lord Jesus, and He sets before His disciples two contrasts.

A narrow way and a broad way, and the other contrast is with respect to the number of those

who go each way.

Those who go the broad way that leads to destruction are many, those who go the straight

way to the narrow gate are few.

Now here's what I hear Jesus saying, most, if not the vast majority of human beings, that

you know, and that I know, are on their way to hell.

And if they were to die tonight, would go to hell.

Statistically, there's a significant number of people in this room right now, who if they

die tonight, would wake up in hell.

Because they're on the broad way that leads to destruction.

Now Jesus is not denying justification by faith when He says, strive to enter into the

narrow gate.

Strive to enter through the narrow door.

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