Will more people be lost than saved?
Jul 22, 2021•8 min
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Episode description
Enter through the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the way is broad that leads to destruction, and there are many who enter through it. For the gate is narrow and the way is constricted that leads to life, and there are few who find it. (Matthew 7:13-14)
A recent listener to the radio program, Lenny, called to ask if Matthew 7:13-14 indicates more people will ultimately be lost than saved.
It’s a timely question in light of culture’s focus on inclusion and acceptance, and Universalism’s message of I’m OK, you’re OK, everybody’s OK.
In this clip, I address how Universalism is the polar opposite of what Christ is declaring. There’s a decision for each person to make: to enter through the narrow gate called Grace!
A recent listener to the radio program, Lenny, called to ask if Matthew 7:13-14 indicates more people will ultimately be lost than saved.
It’s a timely question in light of culture’s focus on inclusion and acceptance, and Universalism’s message of I’m OK, you’re OK, everybody’s OK.
In this clip, I address how Universalism is the polar opposite of what Christ is declaring. There’s a decision for each person to make: to enter through the narrow gate called Grace!
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