Welcome to this weekend's In Touch podcast with Charles Stanley. Because of God's grace, you don't have to enter eternity separated from him. Today, we conclude our series, How to Choose Your Destiny, with a fresh look at the Final Judgment. This message deals with the most tense-filled, fearful moments in all of human history. And the title of the

message is, the final judgment of God. Now, some of you are not going to be in that judgment,

but some of you are going to be. That is those of you who have refused the claims of the Lord

Jesus Christ as Lord of your life. Those of you who have rejected the claims of the Lord Jesus Christ as Lord of your life, those of you who have

rejected the Lord Jesus Christ and the forgiveness of your sins, those of you who have decided to do

your own thing, to live your life as you please, to put off to one of these days that you're

going to do better, all of you who die without the Lord Jesus Christ is your personal Savior, you who have

rejected his blood, you who have shunned his book, you who have shunned the offer of salvation,

have turned away your friends who've offered you the opportunity of being saved.

You, my friends, who die without the Lord Jesus Christ,

will stand in the most tense-filled, fearful moments in human history

when before a righteous, holy God, you listen to him, hand down the verdict,

the irrevocable and eternal verdict concerning your future judgment and your eternity. The Bible says

it is a point of them the man wants to die and after this is the judgment. And so you're going to

spend eternity somewhere. And if you do not receive the Lord Jesus Christ as your personal savior,

if you do not accept him in the forgiveness of your sins,

you're going to stand in this judgment that we're about to read about. You're going to have

to give an account for every sin that you've ever committed. And then you're going to be cast,

the Bible says, into a place called the lake of fire where you're going to spend eternity. The passage is in

Revelation chapter 20. It is almost at the end of this book of the Revelation which God gave

to the Apostle John on the Isle of Patmos. The Roman Emperor thought he did John a great disfavor by banishing him to the Isle of

Patmos, but God used that time of banishment to give to him the revelation of things that will come to

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