One Minute After You Die Quotes

“In a sense, to speak of heaven as our home is not a figure of speech; heaven is our home.”
― Erwin W. Lutzer, One Minute After You Die

“When her grandfather died, a seven-year-old girl at the Moody Church asked her father, “Can we ask Jesus to get a message to Grampa?” He was caught somewhat by surprise but realized that there was nothing in his theology that would cause him to say no. So he responded, “Yes, that might be possible; let’s tell Jesus what we want Grampa to know.”
― Erwin W. Lutzer, One Minute After You Die

“podemos contar con esto: sea lo que sea aquello por lo cual luchamos en esta tierra, es algo necesariamente temporal. Sin duda, este mundo y todo lo que hemos acumulado en él será eventualmente consumido.”
― Erwin W. Lutzer, Tu primer minuto despues de morir

“The death of an infant, however, causes all of us to struggle with the will and purpose of God. It seems strange that God would grant the gift of life and then cause it to be snuffed out before it could blossom into a stage of usefulness. But we can be sure that there is a purpose in such a life, even if it is not immediately discernible. James Vernon McGee again says that when a shepherd seeks to lead his sheep to better grass up the winding, thorny mountain paths, he often finds that the sheep will not follow him. They fear the unknown ridges and the sharp rocks. The shepherd will then reach into the flock and take a little lamb on one arm and another on his other arm. Then he starts up the precipitous pathway. Soon the two mother sheep begin to follow, and afterward the entire flock. Thus they ascend the tortuous path to greener pastures. So it is with the Good Shepherd. Sometimes He reaches into the flock and takes a lamb to Himself. He uses the experience to lead His people, to lift them to new heights of commitment as they follow the little lamb all the way home.”
― Erwin W. Lutzer, One Minute After You Die

“To put it clearly, we must accept God as He is revealed in the Bible, whether He suits our preferences or not.”
― Erwin W. Lutzer, One Minute After You Die

“Las mejores inversiones son aquellas que son seguras y permanentes; si somos sabios, invertiremos nuestro tiempo preparándonos para aquello que es infinito. ¿Qué es la vida, sino una preparación para la eternidad?”
― Erwin W. Lutzer, Tu primer minuto despues de morir

“Me han contado que en el estado de Indiana hay un cementerio, en el cual existe una antigua tumba con el siguiente epitafio:
Detente un momento, extraño que pasas por aquí. Tal como tú estás ahora, así también yo estuve. Tal como yo estoy ahora, así también estarás. Prepárate entonces para la muerte y sígueme.
Un desconocido que pasaba por allí, leyó aquellas palabras y escribió debajo esta respuesta:
Con”
― Erwin W. Lutzer, Tu primer minuto despues de morir