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Episode 46: Who Goes To Heaven?
Posted by Steve Bremner on 2nd July 2009
We post this rather urgent evangelistic message about eternity. Today on the podcast, Joel Crumpton shares his experience and expertise in soul winning on the streets for over 25 years, and to inmates in jail. He shares powerful testimonies of God using him, and encourages you in sharing your faith with others.
We also take the time to explain the Gospel message and just why exactly someone goes to hell or to heaven. Do you know for certain where you’ll go?
This week’s intro: “Save Me From Myself” by Brian “Head” Welch
The Chains of Self-Righteousness - by Steve Bremner
Articles by Joel:
The Backslider Test, Who Enters The Kingdom of God?,
And check out this video “Have You Backslidden?”
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Join us for the first session we had with Bob Gladstone at the Fire For Life Summer School this year, on the new Jesus People rising in the Netherlands, and the world.
Join Dan and Steve as they tackle the issue of alcohol in the Christian walk, and Jesus the friend of sinners–including the alcoholics and boozers. Does it matter? If so, then why? Is it cultural? Does the Bible encourage or teach abstaining or moderation? Does the church really “reach the lost” in bar settings and pubs? Are we doing enough to reach out to the marginalized in our society?
The title kind of says it all. Listen and stir yourself up. If we’re going to be a radical people who bring about a Jesus Revolution, there are some principles that need to be understood–we’re not advancing our own agendas–we are following in the footsteps of the one who owns us–Jesus Christ.
A message by Jerome Ocampo about how the older generation and the younger generation need each other to fulfill the purpose of God on the earth in this hour, and how God is turning the hearts of fathers to their children and the hearts of children to their fathers, as per Malachi 4:5
This week we play “listener feedback” voice mails, interview the creation apologist and Spirit-filled fireball Dima from Ukraine as he shares about the many open doors into colleges and churches to present the creation science aspect of the Gospel. We also hear from Frank Pot, director of FIRE Netherlands sharing the latest developments and the vision for the future of the ministry of the Firehouse and the 08.08.08 national day of prayer in the Hague.
Take to heart some serious teaching on building and developing godly character in our lives, which is necessary if we’re ever going to shake a nation with the power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Guest speaker Dr. Josh Peters, director of missions organization 
Bert Dorenbos, director of Cry For Life in the Netherlands shares at the FIRE for Life Summerschool about his ministry and why the Church cannot afford to turn a blind eye to the consequences of abortion in our land. First few minutes are in Dutch, then the rest is in English.
Dr. Josh Peters, guest at the FIRE for Life Summer School 2007 preaching on the fire of God on August 10th. A must listen.
Does music have any impact on us? Should we avoid listening to secular music at all? Is all Christian music lame? Join Dan the man and Stevie B as they pretend to think they have answers to these and the questions you didn’t know you wanted to ask.
This week Dan and Steve bluntly tell it like it is and what the Bible says about various topics concerning sexuality and purity:
This is a morning session at last year’s FIRE For Life Summer School that Francine Heiks taught on forgiveness.
Spontaneous message by guest Steve Dunne at last year’s FIRE for life Summer school. This was intense and resulted in an altar call with many people in attendance dealing with things in their lives before God. Listen only if you don’t want your ears tickled.
This is a message the late Art Katz spoke at the Firehouse, in Rotterdam in the spring of 2006. With Dutch translation.
