Can a good person go to heaven without Christ? A popular comedian called Andrew Schulz grilled a christian scholar (Wes Huff) on his podcast (Flagrant Podcast) on the question of what happens to 'good people' who may be living a christian life (his words) while not actually worshiping Christ. Today we discuss why holding on to the hope that good people go to heaven may actually make Christianity less accessible to the people who need it.

Can a good person go to heaven without Christ? A popular comedian called Andrew Schulz grilled a christian scholar (Wes Huff) on his podcast (Flagrant Podcast) on the question of what happens to 'good people' who may be living a christian life (his words) while not actually worshiping Christ. Today we discuss why holding on to the hope that good people go to heaven may actually make Christianity less accessible to the people who need it.

Can a good person go to heaven without Christ? A popular comedian called Andrew Schulz grilled a christian scholar (Wes Huff) on his podcast (Flagrant Podcast) on the question of what happens to 'good people' who may be living a christian life (his words) while not actually worshiping Christ. Today we discuss why holding on to the hope that good people go to heaven may actually make Christianity less accessible to the people who need it.&nbsp;

Why Doesn't God Accept Good People?

Two self proclaimed award winning anime creators, one who is white, and one who is black, express their exotic opinions on reality as it relates to video games, very public controversies, food &amp; beyondé and the intersection of our identity as people made by Jesus to exist as holy reflections of his perfect imagination. And not satisfied with the bitter state of discernment content in the church which simply tears down, we seek to be a place where we can truly love those who may find themselves on the wrong end of a snobby take (a laugh and wink emoji belongs here). So whether its questioning your integrity for your reliance upon Door Dash, or disagreeing over how nostalgic one should be about a long past era of Nintendo, our desire is to smile and laugh with-and-not-at you in a way that reminds you of the things you buried for fear of rejection. To let Jesus love you into creating from the depths of who He made you to be.&nbsp;

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Two self proclaimed award winning anime creators, one who is white, and one who is black, express their exotic opinions on reality as it relates to video games, very public controversies, food & beyondé and the intersection of our identity as people made by Jesus to exist as holy reflections of his perfect imagination. And not satisfied with the bitter state of discernment content in the church which simply tears down, we seek to be a place where we can truly love those who may find themselves on the wrong end of a snobby take (a laugh and wink emoji belongs here). So whether its questioning your integrity for your reliance upon Door Dash, or disagreeing over how nostalgic one should be about a long past era of Nintendo, our desire is to smile and laugh with-and-not-at you in a way that reminds you of the things you buried for fear of rejection. To let Jesus love you into creating from the depths of who He made you to be. 

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