Would God really send someone to Hell?


https://soundcloud.com/ksbj-sunday-night-show/02-23-2014-kim-wier-will-good-people-go-to-hellDo you ever wonder how God can truly be loving but also send people to hell?  Wouldn't a loving God give people a second chance? If it seems crazy to you that God could be both loving and punishing, then you struggle with the same question all of us wrestle with: Would God really send "good" people to Hell? It is a big question that demands a big answer.  So click on this LINK and take a listen to what God thinks about Heaven and Hell and you decide if He is as loving as He claims to be - and what that means for you. 

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