'What Would You Do If You Had 20 Minutes to Live?': Franklin Graham Uses Hawaii Scare as Teaching Tool on Eternity
(Worthy News) - Following a weekend false alarm that a missile was on its way to Hawaii, Pastor Franklin Graham used the event as a teaching tool on eternity.
In a Facebook post, he asked users, "What would you do if you only had 20 minutes to live? Would you call on the name of God? Would you ask for forgiveness of your sins? would you contact your loved ones?"
"I'd probably spend the last 20 minutes with family and devotional time with Jesus," Greg Gerald replied. [ Source: CBN News (Read More...) ]
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I would:
1. Call upon the Name of my Lord. Knowing myself in a crisis, I'd call on about
10 or 12 of His Holy Names, Y'shua included.
2. I'd grab my daughter close to me and tell her "this is it!"
3. I would remind myself of the blood of the Lamb (Y'shua/Jesus) slain for me
and everyone else because it's the only Way into God's kingdom and to be
to stand upright before The Throne.
4. If there were anyone near me, I'd tell them it's "Jesus" for them, right then
or hell.