Pastors That Won't Make Heaven

Their churches are among the greatest. They fly around the world in private jets, supervising their global ministries. Millions read their books. More watch them on TV. It is incredible to even imagine it. We follow them. We emulate them. We accept that they speak for God. But because we claim we believe does not really mean we do. Because we say we understand does not always mean we do. Because we think we see does not often mean we do. As Christians living today it is very important that we never allow ourselves to slip into the kind of self-righteousness that made the Ancient Hebrews reject Christ while he was attempting to bring enlightenment, out of Love, to their religion. Learning our lessons from the stories of the Sanhedrin and Jesus Christ we should never shut out spiritual enlightenment simply because it goes against what we have come to accept as the religious norm and practice of our times. Pastors That Won't Make Heaven takes a closer look at what Christian salvation means today – and what it should mean.