Former professional boxer, now pastor, Bishop Curtis "Earthquake" shares an extraordinary testimony of his salvation and deliverance from voodoo and sorcery. In this powerful book, "bound to Lose, Destined to Win" pastor and former heavyweight boxer Earthquake Kelley shares an extraordinary story of his experiences as a child, and the testimony of his salvation and deliverance from a wretched life steeped in drugs and the occult. You will read of his near-death experiences--first, after dying from a drug overdose as a teenager and entering hell, then years later, after dying of a brain aneurysm and entering Paradise. Kelley gives incredible in depth details of his experiences in both heaven and hell. (Read More.....)
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The biggest news story of this past week was the death of legendary pop star Michael Jackson. At 50 years of age, the "King of Pop" dropped dead, shocking not only the United States, but the entire world. This article is not about judging Michael Jackson. The goal of this article is to make us think about our own lives. You see, Michael Jackson has now passed into eternity. What happens to him there is in the hands of God. None of us knows what was truly in his heart or where he truly stood with Jesus Christ. But the truth is that all of the fame, all of the money and all of the possessions that Michael Jackson had accumulated are not doing him one ounce of good now. So why do we chase so feverishly after such things ourselves? 
Wouldn't it be nice to know if heaven is real? Today heaven and hell are not taken seriously. Many people think of them as myths while others just prefer not to think about them at all. The number of people in modern society who are totally rejecting Christianity is absolutely skyrocketing. In fact, as we have detailed in previous articles, outright animosity towards the Christian faith is reaching alarming levels. But what is the truth? 
If Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven, what happens to those people who never hear the gospel? Is God actively reaching out to them? What if there are some people that never do hear about Jesus? Have you ever heard questions like these when you talk to someone about Christ? They are actually some really great questions! 
Does the God of the Bible hold us accountable for our actions? Will all of us face the judgment of God someday? Would a loving God pass judgment on someone? These are some pretty heavy questions to think about. For one moment I would like you to imagine a scenario with me..... 
Is Jesus Christ the only way to heaven? Perhaps you have talked to Christians before who have told you that. Have you ever wondered why Christians would be so intolerant to say that their religion is the only right way? Isn't it arrogant to say that only members of one religion are going to heaven while everyone in all the other religions are not? 