Can you list all the nonfiction books you know of that have to do with second chances after you die? :bigGrin:
"nonfiction books... that have to do with second chances after you die"
Mike Parsons accompanied Jesus and preached to people in a fiery realm, who seemed to not like it there.
Some acted on his preaching, exited that realm, and bowed the knee willingly to Jesus.
In his last book _Unconditional Love_, Parsons mentions that he's preached to and gotten out of that hellish realm _all_ of his ancestors who'd been there.
some Parsons
https://tentmaker.org/forum/index.php?topic=15030.msg217157#msg217157
Robin Main says she preached to Farrah Fawcett shortly after Fawcett died.
Fawcett became a follower of Jesus, and accompanied Jesus out of that hellish realm.
https://tentmaker.org/forum/index.php?topic=15030.msg217151#msg217151
Ann Carroll Martin's _Lingering Spirits_ says that following death, many people loiter in the earth realm.
Some don't know that they've died, and others are afraid to proceed to meeting God.
https://tentmaker.org/forum/index.php?topic=15364.msg222661#msg222661
This has to do with a "second chance" at the time of death:
God told Catherine of Siena that he gives many people at the time of their death an opportunity to serve him.
The presenting of that opportunity isn't a sure thing, and it would be presumptuous of someone to live an unloving life, and expect God to-- at the time of their death-- to present that opportunity to them.
_Catherine of Siena: The Dialogue (Classics of Western Spirituality)_ (1980), translated by Suzanne Noffke
https://www.amazon.com/Catherine-Siena-Dialogue-Classics-Spirituality/dp/0809122332/
God wills ALL to be saved it says