Going to Heaven, is it a destiny? (Part 5 of 6) MCGI Topic Review

In my last post, I really talked extensively concerning heaven and whether it exists or not and what it really means to make heaven and what it means not to make heaven.

Well today I will be going further in my today's edition of going to heaven, is it a destiny. So many people have a wrong misconception about what heaven is like I said in my last post and well if we should look into it carefully, it is not really their fault. So many people have believed in some things that are wrong and which I will say is not really their fault. The fault is the fact that they are not really able to comprehend the fact that there is the true doctrine and there are the false doctrines.

What do I mean by that, some people have actually believed in false doctrines which made them believe that heaven does not exist. How will someone believe that heaven does not exist, well if we should look into it, it is not really their fault. They just believe in what I call the wrong doctrine or false ideology. So whenever you are talking about going to heaven to those certain people, they don't really believe in it because they always see it as being false since they have long faith it does not exist.

Well that's not even only the false ideology I have seen people believe. I have also believed some people who think going to heaven is not a matter of destiny. What do I mean by that, some always believed that once saved is forever saved. They believe that as far as they have really been able to give their life to Christ, there is nothing they can do any longer but to actually believe they will make heaven whether they dwell in sin or not. This is what we tagged as the hyper Grace.

Well that's not where I am going today. One of the things I really want to establish is the fact that going to heaven can really be regarded as a destiny and not also a destiny at the same time. What do I mean by that. it is really a destiny in the aspect that everybody who has given their life to Christ is expected to make heaven. In fact I can say heaven is not prepared for everyone. Heaven is prepare for those who their name will be written in the book of life and live a holy life.

Now it is not a destiny in the other part I will like to talk about in the aspect that even though you gave your life to Christ. If you are not really living according to the demands of how God want you to live your life. You are likely to miss out on heaven even though God wants you to go there.

This is a term I tagged as backsliding. A backslider Christian can't make heaven even though it was his original destiny to do so but since he is no more living according to the lifestyle that will have qualify him to do so, he is no more going to heaven but hell. So I will like to conclude here that in as much as it is a destiny from God that He wants all Christians to make heaven, it can actually still be not a destiny if the Christian didn't live according as expected.

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