Is It Okay to Ask God for the Repentance of Someone Who Has Passed Away?
Apr 24, 2025•23 min
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Episode description
Questions about asking God for the repentance of someone who has passed away, how to respond to a request to pray for a deceased person, reconciling Hebrews 9:27 with people who have died twice, and whether we’ll be judged according to the revelation we received.
- What are your thoughts on asking God for the repentance of someone who has passed away?
- When asked to pray for a friend’s deceased mother’s soul, what is a compassionate response that may lead to an opportunity to share the gospel?
- How do we reconcile Hebrews 9:27, which says it’s appointed for each of us to die once, with people being raised from the dead by Jesus, Peter, and Paul and then dying a second time?
- Are people judged differently by God according to the revelation they received?
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