[Music] Six signs you will be going to heaven after death. Stop for a moment and listen carefully before it's too late. If eternity were to begin for you today, if your final breath left your body this very moment, do you know for certain where your soul would go?
I know this is a difficult question, but it is a truth we cannot turn away from. Heaven is real. Hell is real.
And each of us, whether we believe it or not, is drawing closer day by day to one of these two eternal realms. But here is the wonderful news. The Bible does not leave us groping in darkness.
The Bible draws out clear, powerful, undeniable signs that show whether we are truly on the path leading to heaven or not. Today, we will together explore these six signs. By the time you reach the end of this message, you will no longer have to live in doubt or fear.
You will know exactly where you stand with God because I am not sharing comforting ideas with you nor vague assumption. I am simply leading you through the truth of God's word. So if you are ready to face the truth, to measure your soul under the light of eternity, stay with me because what you are about to hear could change your destiny forever.
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Subscribe to continue walking with us on this journey of faith and comment amen below as a powerful testimony that you are not just hearing but responding to the call of eternal life. Let this small act today become an eternal seed in the kingdom of heaven. Now let us begin with the first sign that you will be going to heaven after death.
It is when you have truly received Jesus Christ as the Lord and Savior of your life. Eternal life is not a reward for those who merely know about Christ, but a gift for those who truly belong to him. You may know Jesus' name.
You may have heard hundreds of sermons about him. But if your heart has never truly surrendered, you are still standing outside the door of heaven. The Bible says in John 3:36, "Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life.
Whoever does not obey the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him. Believing here is not merely intellectual agreement, but a surrender from the deaths of the soul. A wholehearted trust like a drowning person clinging to the only lifeline that can save them.
Remember the image of the thief on the cross beside Jesus. Luke 23:39-43. He had no time to perform good deeds, no opportunity to attend a worship service, no elaborate rituals.
But in the moment of death, he turned to Jesus with a broken and humble heart and said, "Lord Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom. " And Jesus answered, "Truly I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise. " He was not saved because of his deeds.
He was saved by faith placed entirely in the one who has the authority to forgive sins. A broken soul, a simple yet profound faith, and a cry from the heart were enough to open the gates of heaven. Are you like that thief?
Have you truly from the depths of your heart acknowledged Jesus not just as the savior of the world, but as the Lord over your own life? The Bible reminds us in Acts 4:12 that salvation is found in no one else. For there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved.
Not by good works, not by merits, only by one name, the name of Jesus Christ. If today you have placed your full trust in Jesus, have surrendered your heart, soul, and eternal destiny into his hands, then you can walk with joy and peace. Because nothing, not even death, can separate you from the love of God in Christ Jesus.
But if deep within your heart you still feel uncertain, remember today grace is still available, the gates of heaven are not yet closed. Do not delay. Bow your head, repent, and receive him.
Not just with words, but with your whole life. The second sign that your soul is heading toward heaven is when sin grieves you rather than satisfies you. Jesus said in Matthew 5:4, "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.
" He was not speaking of tears over temporary losses, but of the weeping that comes from realizing the distance between God's holiness and our own sinful hearts. No one illustrates this more clearly than Peter. when he denied Jesus three times and Jesus turned and looked at him.
The Bible records that he went out and wept bitterly. Luke 22:62. It was not just momentary regret.
It was the agony of a heart crushed by the pain of having wounded the one who loved him. It was that repentance that brought Peter back, restored him, and made him a steadfast pillar of the early church. You see, a soul chosen by God cannot sleep peacefully in sin.
When the Holy Spirit dwells within you, he will stir your soul, making it impossible for you to continue living as you once did. You will feel sin as a crushing weight, urging you to run to the redeemer, seeking forgiveness and longing to be transformed. True repentance is not just emotion.
It is a change of direction. It is a deep cry from the soul. Lord, I do not want to hurt you anymore.
Please make me holy. Do you feel sorrow whenever you fall into sin? Does your heart feel restless until you return to God?
Do you yearn to be pure, more holy each day? If so, that is a powerful sign that the Holy Spirit is working within you. Those who belong to God will never be satisfied living in impurity.
They not only seek forgiveness, they hunger for sanctification. And that longing to be more like Christ is a mighty evidence that you are on the path leading to eternal glory. The third sign, you bear the fruit of the Holy Spirit.
If you have truly accepted Jesus Christ as the Lord of your life, there will be undeniable evidence manifested through the way you live. In John 15:8, Jesus said, "This is to my father's glory that you bear much fruit, showing yourselves to be my disciples. A good tree will bear good fruit.
Likewise, a true Christian will demonstrate spiritual fruits in their life. " So, what are these fruits? Galatians 5:22-23 gives us a clear answer.
love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-rol. These are not things you force yourself to produce, but rather the natural result of a life transformed by the powerful presence of the Holy Spirit. Let's be honest with each other.
Love. Can you love others even when they hurt you? Are you willing to forgive or do you harbor grudges in your heart?
Joy. Is it dependent on circumstances or do you have an unshakable joy because of Christ? Peace.
Do you trust in God amidst adversity? Or do you live in constant fear? Remember, good works will not save you.
Ephesians 2:8-9 declares, "For it is by grace you have been saved through faith, and this is not from yourselves. It is the gift of God, not by works so that no one can boast. Salvation is a gift, not an achievement from personal effort.
But here's what you must grasp. If you are truly saved, your life will reflect that redemption. James 2:17 says, "In the same way, faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.
A living faith always produces action. Not to be saved, but as evidence that you have been saved. If you claim to be a Christian, but your life shows no change, no sign of fruit, no desire to live in a way that pleases God, then you must examine your heart.
Is my faith real? None of us reach perfection overnight. We all stumble.
We all face intense spiritual battles. But the bigger question is, are you bearing the fruit of the spirit? Do you desire to become more like Jesus every day?
When you sin, do you feel remorse and want to return to him? Do you see patience, kindness, gentleness growing within your heart? That is the sign that the Holy Spirit is working in your life.
So today, ask yourself honestly, do I see those spiritual fruits in my life? If you see transformation, even just small glimmers of hope, it is a precious proof that the Holy Spirit is living in you. It is a strong sign that you are walking on the path that leads to heaven where Jesus is waiting for you with open arms.
The fourth sign, you love those around you as yourself, even those who have hurt you. This is not a minor detail in the life of faith. It is the very center of it all.
The Bible says in John 15:12-13, "My command is this, love each other as I have loved you. " Greater love has no one than this, to lay down one's life for one's friends. Jesus did not just teach about love.
He lived it, shedding his blood to prove it. If you do not love, you are rejecting the very nature of God. He also said in Matthew 5:44, "But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.
" Loving those who love you is easy, but loving your enemies, that is the mark of a soul touched by grace. It is a love that transcends natural instincts, reflecting Jesus himself on the cross where he prayed, "Father, forgive them for they do not know what they are doing. " Luke 23:34.
True love is not merely soft words or polite gestures. It is a quiet stream flowing through patient actions. Unconditional forgiveness and kindness even toward those who don't deserve it.
Love does not seek its own benefit. Does not keep count of wrongs and does not wait for others to change before it starts loving. Are you patient when others disappoint you?
Are you kind to those who never repay you? Do you forgive even when the pain still lingers? The love that God demands from us is not an optional feeling, but living proof that we belong to him.
1 Peter 4:8 reminds us, "Above all, love each other deeply because love covers over a multitude of sins. " Remember, there is no greater evidence of a life transformed by God's grace than a heart that loves. A heart that loves tirelessly, loves selflessly, and loves until it melts into his glorious light.
The fifth sign, one of the notable signs that you will be going to heaven after death is that you fight to keep your faith until the end. Let's be honest, holding on to faith throughout the journey of following Jesus is never easy. The Bible never hides this fact.
Paul, who endured countless imprisonments, beatings, and betrayals, wrote in 2 Timothy 4:7, "I have fought the good fight. I have finished the race. I have kept the faith.
" This was not a boast, but the testimony of a warrior who had shed blood and tears, but never let go of his faith. Fighting to keep the faith is not about making it through easy days, but about standing firm when darkness covers your soul. When the world mocks you, when those you love turn away, when your prayers seem to fall into silence, that is when true faith is tested.
If your faith is only strong when everything is easy, that is not yet steadfast faith. But if you still cling to God when everything within you wants to give up, then that is the mark of those who belong to heaven. Jesus warned that the road leading to life is narrow and difficult.
He did not promise that his followers would avoid suffering, but he did promise to walk with them to the very end. Matthew 13:20-21 shows us that some receive the word with joy at first, but when trouble or persecution comes because of the word, they quickly fall away. You see, anyone can believe when the sea is calm, but only those who truly love the Lord will keep their faith when the storms rage.
Are you fighting today? Are there days you want to give up, but you still kneel to pray, still read the Bible, still sing praises to God with a heart full of tears? If so, then you bear the mark of one who will enter heaven.
Because every tear, every battle you endure for his name is remembered in heaven. God does not leave you alone in this battle. He is forging you into a warrior for his kingdom.
James 1:2 to4 reminds us that the testing of our faith produces perseverance and perseverance leads us to maturity. Every hardship you overcome, every pain you lift up to God is a step closer to the crown of righteousness. Dear friends, do not let go.
Do not let today's battle steal your eternal reward. Keep fighting. Because the kingdom of heaven belongs to those who keep the faith to the end.
The sixth sign, you have an unshakable hope in heaven. A soul that truly belongs to God can never find lasting rest in this temporary world. Deep within their heart, there echoes a silent call.
A call not from the earth, but from heaven. They do not belong here. They are merely pilgrims passing through a foreign land on their journey home to heaven.
Bible says in Philippians 3:20, "But our citizenship is in heaven, and we eagerly await a savior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ. " A truly saved person does not build their life upon the dust of fleeting things. They know that every achievement, every glory of this world will eventually fade away like mist before the rising sun.
The Bible also warns strongly in 1 John 2:15, "Do not love the world or anything in the world. If anyone loves the world, love for the father is not in them. " This world, no matter how dazzling, is but a short play, nearing its final curtain.
What belongs to the flesh, ambition, lust, pride, is decaying day by day. But those who live for eternal things are walking steadily toward everlasting life. This does not mean Christians reject every joy of life.
But they know how to discern. They do not allow fleeting sweetness to cloud their spiritual sight. Money, status, fame, all will pass away like a fleeting wind.
But love, faithfulness, and devotion to the kingdom of God will remain forever like precious gems in heaven's treasure store. The Apostle Paul wrote in Colossians 3:2, "Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things. " A person who belongs to God is not swept away by the endless whirlwinds of the world.
Their eyes are always lifted upward where Christ awaits them in glory. They do not fear death because for them death is but the doorway to a life that will never fade. Their hearts are filled not with excitement over earthly treasures but with longing for the unfading reward of heaven.
If you sit still today and look deep within your heart, what do you see? A soul still clinging to this world or a heart yearning to return to the father's house? Heaven is not a vague dream for wishful thinkers.
It is a reality waiting for all who belong to Jesus Christ. Those who have forsaken the world to seize eternal life. If you feel a call within your heart, even a small hesitant whisper.
Answer it. Return to him. God does not ask you to bring achievements or an untarnished record.
He only asks for your heart. a heart that knows how to repent, to long for him, and to trust. Step toward him today because heaven stands wide open for those who know they are lost and long to come home.
Dear friends, we have just walked through six sacred signs showing a soul moving toward heaven. Now before closing this message, I ask you to pause for a moment and listen to the quiet voice rising from deep within your heart. Because this is not just a sermon.
This is an invitation. An invitation from the creator. The one who loves you with an unconditional love.
The one who has prepared a place for you where there will be no more tears, no more pain, no more separation. You do not have to be perfect to be received by him. You only have to be sincere.
A broken heart, a tiny seed of faith, is enough to move all of heaven. Do not delay. Do not wait until your heart grows cold.
Heaven is not a reward for the strong, but the home for those who know they need God. If today, even for a fleeting moment, your heart stirs, your eyes well with tears, know that it is not by chance, it is the Holy Spirit calling you home. Answer him.
Take hold of the gift of eternal life that Christ purchased with his own blood. And when the door of this life closes one day, you will not step into darkness, but into the eternal light where Jesus is waiting for you with open arms. If this message has touched your heart, please do not keep it to yourself.
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