In this message, Robert talks through the Tripping Hazard of Jesus being the only way to God and Heaven. The only person who can reconcile us with God is God Himself, and that is Jesus, God in flesh. Jesus came to bring us back to communion with God. Every other religion teaches that we have to work our way up the "ladder" to reach God, but Jesus climbed down and met us where we were at. We hope you enjoy this episode.
Is Jesus Really the Only way to God and Heaven?
June 18, 2023 • Robert Pedroza
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