This entry is part 2 of 4 in the series Problem of Hell Timothy Keller preaches in New York City. He shares the story of a young man who visited his church office.[1] The man was an Ivy League MBA, successful in the financial world, and had lived in three countries. Though raised in a [...]
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The Problem of Hell: Hell is Unrelenting (Matt. 25:45-46)
This entry is part 3 of 4 in the series Problem of Hell I know a family who once sent their child to time-out. The elementary-aged son dutifully retreated to his room. Normally, his time-outs last about 15 minutes or so. But the mom and dad got busy. They failed to release him after the [...]
The Problem of Hell: Hell is Unloving Chris Altrock, February 5, Sunday Morning Message
This entry is part 2 of 4 in the series Problem of Hell In the second century, Celsus, a critic of Christianity, labeled God a “cosmic cook.”[1] Celsus was referring to the Christian doctrine of hell. He mocked Christianity because it portrayed God as a “cosmic cook” who was going to roast unbelievers in a [...]
The Problem of Hell: Hell is Fabricated (Matt. 5:22) Chris Altrock, January 29, Sunday Morning Message
This entry is part 1 of 4 in the series Problem of Hell Last year preacher and author Rob Bell wrote a book about hell. The book was called Love Wins.[1] It sparked a firestorm within the larger Christian community because it challenged traditional teaching about hell. It also fueled serious discussion within the larger [...]
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