So uncertain, so unknown, so inevitable, and so inescapable.

Dr Tony Evans talks about death, and why most of what we think about the afterlife is upside down.

You are not in the land of the living on your way to the land of the dying,

but you're in the land of the dying on your way to the land of the living.

This is the alternative with Dr Tony Evans, author, speaker, senior

pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Dallas, Texas and president of the

Urban Alternative.

Some people say life's too short to be religious.

Today, Dr Evans explains why eternity's too long not to be,

as he takes a look at what happens when we die. Let's join him.

We have come today to a very challenging subject in our tour of prophecy.

It is an inescapable subject because it's the subject that we will all have to deal with if Christ

be not come.

And that is the prophetic subject of death.

In order to avoid the discussion of death,

people have softened its impact.

We call it being laid to rest.

We say somebody has inspired.

We talk about the fact that people have passed away.

Not thinking about it and talking about it doesn't make it disappear.

We will all face it, and mostly everybody here has faced it in the life of somebody in your sphere

of knowledge. So I want to share three things about death today from Luke 16 three things. The first

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