It is a sad and shocking fact that many religious people are in Hell. — John R. Rice Copy Share Image
“Sweet assurance of this truth is given. In Luke 23:39-43 we see how the repenting thief turned to Jesus on the cross beside him… — John R. Rice Copy Share
“The so-called "social gospel" lays stress upon this life, not on the next. In many quarters it is now regarded as very old-fashioned and… — John R. Rice Copy Share
Those who go to Heaven ride on a pass and enter into blessings that they never earned, but all who go to hell pay… — John R. Rice Copy Share
I want no Christmas without a burden for lost souls, a message for sinners, a heart to bring in the lost sheep so dear… — John R. Rice Copy Share
This world loses its appeal when the steps become tottering, when the hearing becomes dim, when the faded eyes cannot see as they once… — John R. Rice Copy Share
You can never truly enjoy Christmas until you can look up into the Father's face and tell him you have received his Christmas gift. — John R. Rice Copy Share
“Note that they said, "THIS SAME JESUS." The Jesus in Heaven is not another but the same. The Jesus who will return for His… — John R. Rice Copy Share
Any time a Christian is conscious of his sin, judges the sin and takes sides against it with a penitent heart, then he has… — John R. Rice Copy Share
Multitudes of people who expect to go to Heaven will go to a Hell of torment. Thousands of "good" people, "moral" people, church members,… — John R. Rice Copy Share
“Revelation 21 and 22 tell us something of this wonderful place that Jesus is preparing for His saints, "the holy city," "that great city,… — John R. Rice Copy Share
“With loving forgiveness, Jesus turned to the penitent sinner and promised salvation not only in the distant day of His kingdom but "to day,"… — John R. Rice Copy Share
“Eventually, if enough masses are said and prayers uttered, the soul may pass from purgatory into Heaven. But that is not taught in the… — John R. Rice Copy Share
We ought to shout out our thanksgiving as if every war were over; as if there were no more big taxes; as if there… — John R. Rice Copy Share
