Pathway To Victory Dr. Robert Jeffress

Some people are excited at the prospect of studying Bible prophecy, while others can’t imagine how Bible prophecy has any relevance to their lives. So what does God’s plan for the future have to do with how we should live right now? Dr. Robert Jeffress explains why we need to study the end-times.
 
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It’s impossible to know what the next twenty-four hours will look like. But gratefully, God has given us a sneak preview of the future. In fact, the Bible contains revealing information about the end times. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains why it’s important for Christians to become students of biblical prophecy.
 
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When a high-profile Christian leader publicly renounces his faith or a stalwart believer in your local church is exposed for leading a life of sin, you can’t help but wonder, “Is it possible to lose your salvation?” Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how you can know if you’re really saved.
 
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Some people claim that it’s impossible to know for sure if you’re going to heaven when you die. But gratefully, the Bible says differently! Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how you can be certain regarding the status of your salvation.
 
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It’s a question that just about every Christian has wondered: What happens to children who die before they’re old enough to believe in Jesus? For some, the concern is painful and personal. Dr. Robert Jeffress addresses this sensitive topic in the final part of his series, Not All Roads Lead to Heaven.
 
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It’s a highly charged and emotional issue: What happens to children who pass away before they’re able to place their trust in Jesus? What about infants? Or unborn children? Dr. Robert Jeffress provides a biblical answer to this sensitive question.
 
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