A sermon about why being a good person isn't enough for salvation. The speaker describes a nice man in hell who treated others well but never accepted Jesus, and warns that money and good deeds can't buy heaven. Only inviting Jesus into your heart saves you.
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No, she and I don't lie. So I must be okay. You can be a good man. That doesn't mean to say you can live a good life. But you still don't know the way. You can be a nice guy who treats everybody well. But if you don't know Jesus, you could be the nicest man in the world. That doesn't make you saved. You can live a good life, but you still don't know the way. You can be a nice guy, treat everybody well, but if you don't know Jesus, you could be the nicest man in hell. 'Cause Jesus said it's not by works that a man can be saved. But it's only by His grace, 'cause you never know the way. He's standing at the door and He's waiting to take away your sin. But if you don't open up, He won't come in. So just think about a rich man who tries to buy his way through life. Thinks he'll write a check to Jesus and that makes everything alright. All right, but Jesus, he won't take it. 'Cause there's one thing you can't buy. 'Cause if you really wanna live, then you've got to die. But you can be a good man, that doesn't mean you're saved. You can live a good life, but you still don't live one way. You can be a nice guy, treat
