What Happens When You Die? | Johnny Chang Compilation

You can get dunked in water all you want respectfully, but if your soul is not cleansed from every single crevice of sin in your heart, then it doesn't do anything for you. So they go to God with like kind of like this vending machine mentality. I prayed, so you have to give me this. I did this, so you have to give me that. When everything is going smoothly, most of us do not turn to God, we actually stray from God. How do you know if a teaching is biblical or false? How do you discern these things? It's very simple. If it doesn't lead to Jesus and his testimony, which is the gospel of righteousness, the gospel of salvation, then it's not leading you to truth, and therefore it's leading you to deception and a lie. It's just religious noise, basically. There's this thing nowadays that I see commonly is YouTube sermons, TikTok theology, Instagram preaching, right? But how do you guys know how to test the spirits or not, right? It tells us in 1 John chapter 4 verse 1 to discern the spirits. You have to have it all lead back to Jesus, right? You don't need opinions. People lead with opinions. You need discernment. You need the gospel. We have to stay rooted in the gospel. So when you look at verses like Acts 17 verse 11, speaks about searching the scriptures daily, making sure that what people are saying is aligning with those things. You have to measure every teaching with the word of God, basically.

So true teaching, biblical doctrine will always exalt Jesus as the way, the life, the truth. That's it. It all points to Jesus, okay? It's not a managing of behavior. So a lot of people read the Bible to manage their behavior. No, no, no. It's about Jesus always through and through. Make sense, guys? And a lot of people mix grace with performance. They mix works and they mix faith together. But Jesus was the one who did all the works and gave us the grace. So what a lot of people do and how you know something is biblical or unbiblical, unbiblical teachings is they replace Jesus and his righteousness with self-righteousness. They replace Jesus with self, with law, with culture, and even control. So people utilize scripture nowadays to induce and exalt ego and pride and shame instead of God's grace. So if it's minimizing Jesus and his work and his finished work on the cross, then it's false teaching no matter how nice it sounds. Hebrews 10, 14 literally tells us that we're perfected forever through one offering, Jesus, those who are sanctified. And then what they also do is they teach man's effort above God's effort, right? So they're trying to say your works is elevated above Jesus and his, like, sufficiency, right? His blood is not enough. Like, you have to do more, even though Ephesians 2, 8 to 9 literally tells us it's by grace that you're saved, right? And then a lot of this unbiblical teaching sounds spiritual, but it produces, like, fear, and it produces pride, and it produces bondage.

Literally, in that order, fear, pride, bondage. So if you're hearing a sermon and you feel fear, or you're hearing a sermon and it's feeling pride, like self-righteousness, or if you feel bondage, like you're beaten down and condemned and you are taxed to do something, then that's not it. Because Jesus Christ already paid for your sins. But if you're trying to pay double, it's a scam. If I pay for something, for example, and then I have to pay again, that means I'm getting scammed. Why would I have to pay if everything is already paid in full? Because Satan uses what we call, like, a spiritual fraud. He gets rid of the receipt, which is a cross, and he makes you focus on the works. That's fraudulent. He tells you, you still owe something. It's not enough. Sheesh. You guys got to hyper-focus on Jesus in all things, right? So remember, if it doesn't glorify Jesus, it's not the gospel. That's what it means, right? Make sense? And false teaching is really, really, really hard to detect because it's very subtle. And then it sounds really, really good, but then what, at the core of it, it's shifting foundation of from Christ to yourself, basically. So if you hear a sermon, for example, and it makes you feel like you need to work more and harder to be accepted, if you hear a sermon, and you're like, oh, I got to work harder, and I got to do more for God, that's not the gospel or a relationship. That's religion. So the most important thing is everything that you hear, does it align? Whether it's a sermon, whether it's a Bible verse, whether it's somebody preaching,

your friend telling you, your pastor, your priest, whoever, does it align with scripture, specifically the new covenant? Does it specifically align with God's testimony through Jesus that we're saved and we're righteous? Does it align with the gospel? And the new covenant is very simple, guys. is found in Hebrews chapter 10 verse 16 to 17 and this is the covenant that I will make with them after those days sayeth the Lord I will put my laws in their hearts and in their minds will I write them and verse 17 is the new covenant and their sins and iniquities will I remember no more so if you hear a sermon and you hear something biblical from that sermon it should always end with all my sins are forgiven Jesus is my Lord and Savior meaning he saved me and he washed me it should never be oh I'm still a sinner and I need to do better and try harder again that is religion not relationship with God not the gospel and then you always have to ask inside of this sermon who is getting glorified is it me or is it God is it Jesus you always have to ask that guys it's coming off top you know who is getting glorified in all of this sermon in this person's life is it them and their works and their obedience and their righteousness or is it Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus so the gospel and biblical things are always gospel centered Jesus centered Christ centered but a false gospel is always me centered I centered self-centered workspace fear base all these different things amen you guys got that right makes sense because the Holy Spirit people say ask the Holy Spirit well the Holy Spirit always leads you back to truth right John 16 13 it never leads to confusion so Holy Spirit will always lead you back to the truth and we know in John 14 verse 6 the chapter after Jesus says I am the way the life the truth and we know if Jesus is the truth then we understand that his testimony is the truth which is the gospel we understand that he is true which is John 1 14 the word so if Jesus is the word and the Holy Spirit leads you back to the truth it means that Holy Spirit will lead you always back to the scripture which is God inspired you guys have to learn to rightfully divide the word how through the gospel is it Jesus centered is it me centered understand amen bars right clippy moving on right so a lot of people tend to kind of ask too right well then how then do we you know believe in God after all of these things how do we how do we know well you gotta go to a servant who understands the gospel and knows the bible and then utilizes the bible right to bring it back to the word of God

do you guys understand what I'm saying if you want to break free from the cycle you have to recognize something oh my gosh I can't do anything God has to do everything and very few people come to this position because no one teaches them this type of biblical revelation what other people teach is they teach you to do works that's what it is even though they know that your works is never going to get you to heaven they know that makes sense but they don't think deeply about that they still think it's their works so let me tie this all in why works why righteousness self-righteousness especially is actually a very a very demonic doctrine understand what I'm saying guys let's go to Genesis chapter 4 and I'm just going to break this down right and bars and clippy time right pay attention here this is how deep we go into the bible right there's nothing that I'm saying that's not biblical here it's all scriptural and I'm going to provide it for you okay so let's let's focus here Genesis chapter 4 verse 1 and Adam knew Eve his wife she conceived and bear Cain Cain and said I have gotten a man from the Lord now stop right there what did you guys get out of that and I'm going to tie how all of this supports Genesis 3 and what I'm actually saying to you guys so let's focus here what did you guys get from just that one line and I'll show you so Adam knew Eve his wife we break this down they had a son this is the first recorded birth in the bible and where does this life come out of the first life that comes out not from God but from Adam and Eve which is man and woman which is who Cain right you guys got that so Cain out of flesh is born man and women conceiving and it happens after the fall so life just like God says in Genesis 3 verse 16 is going is only going to come out out of pain that's a deep unlock life comes through what pain when you meet Jesus for example to get a new life when do you meet Jesus through pain are you following me now when do we meet Jesus when do we have a new life when we are miserable when we are in despair when we are painful and in pain because of the sadness because of the guilt because of the shame because of the past x y and z rock bottom you meet Jesus at your lowest point you meet Jesus when you fall you meet Jesus when you're in pain because through pain comes solitude goes hand in hand look at how God is foreshadowing this when you have all the money in your bank account when you have all of the wealth in your in the world when you have women cars clothes all the materials your family things like that when everything is going smoothly most of us do not turn to God we actually stray from God so Eve says what I have gotten a man from the Lord Eve believes that this is the promised seed from Genesis 3 15 which says you will have a

seed that will crush the serpent's head he will bruise his heel remember this okay focus here but out of humanistic standards and the human baby which is Cain he wasn't the Redeemer he was a murderer so Eve thought that my first born as a human being is going to be the Redeemer but God showed her that he was a murderer do you guys understand what I'm saying here it's proof that humanistic flesh can never produce the work of what God is gonna do sheesh that's a bar understand what I'm saying Eve thought he was a Savior God showed that he was a sinner different S's that's what it comes down to Eve is symbolic of the Pharisees why just in this one verse because the Pharisees thought that they can produce good to be righteous to do good but they ended up these good righteous people they who they thought were redeemed and chosen people of God what did they do to Jesus they became murderers they killed him look at the parallels here you guys got that right Genesis chapter 4 verse 2 and she bear again his brother Abel and Abel was a keeper of sheep but Cain was a tiller of the ground verse 3 and in time in process of time it came to pass that Cain brought the fruit of the ground an offering unto the Lord so what did he bring offering of the ground what did Abel bring Abel he brought an offering of the first things of the flock right you guys remember that right Genesis chapter 4 verse 4 says in Abel he also brought the firstlings of his flock you see that right and the fat thereof and the Lord had respect unto Abel and his offering verse 5 but unto Cain into his offering he had no respect Cain was very wroth and his countenance fell so the issue here is Cain he brought what guys an offering from the ground now think about it for a second do you just sprout up fruit doesn't it take time fruit is not like Amazon Prime you you plant the seed and next day shipping and just boom fruit tree understand what I'm saying it takes time it takes a lot of work it literally takes you to till the ground flip the soil upside down the earth upside down plant the seeds wait for the water to grow because he didn't have a water hose he needed rain to come he waited he poured all of his heart and his work understand remember cursed is the ground we know that he brought a curse to Jesus he brought a curse to God

we know this but why is it so important here why is that important right why didn't God accept it from the sweat of his brow from him sweating and doing all this work it's not because he didn't give a better offering but his offering was all workspace it came from the flesh and the flesh wants to do work understand what I'm saying it's used to doing works but Abel why did Abel bring the firstling of the flock it's very simple because he needed something to die for him it wasn't even obedience you can see from his offering who he was first off his name means vapor uselessness vanity gone one here one day gone the next that's what Abel in Hebrew represents you guys understand what I'm saying here Cain represents acquiring or gaining or possession you see that right and curse red right work so possession you have to acquire things to possess it you have to work to acquire and gain things so his name is you can see the deep meanings inside of their names guys understand what I'm saying so just like Eve assumed that Cain would be the chosen person of God many people also believe that their righteousness and their works is what's going to save them Cain brought the ground of the fruit of the ground because he thought that it would save him do you understand what I'm saying but that's a humanistic thinking just like Eve expected Cain to be the Messiah the Messiah who would step on the head because Cain represents works the Jews aka Pharisees also expected the Messiah to come as a legalistic person hey do works it's not about grace you need to do works you need to follow you need to keep this you need to do this you need to do that you understand what I'm saying you guys got that right they thought he was like that but he preached love and peace understand he preached that he was the lamb the sinless lamb he preached that he was God and he's gonna die for your sins he preached he was the only way and he was the door to your heart he preached love he preached no works only grace Abel brought grace only because God provided the shepherd he provided the sheep he provided the lamb understand and that's what he brought that's parallel here. Cain represents human effort, legalism, and works-based salvation. Abel represents blood, grace, and faith through trusting in the blood. That is a ball. Do you know why God uses

fine flour, frankincense, olive oil, things like that right? Do you guys know why? Like I'll just give you a little bit of an insight okay and why this applies to you. Why does God choose like for example fine flour? When you come to him, back then it was foreshadowing obviously of Jesus, but why? What does fine flour represent? What does the olive oil represent? What does frankincense represent? Incense. So fine flour, the reason why, or like unleavened bread as well right? Fine flour is very simple. Can you go out there and find flour? How do you even get fine flour? Focus here. How do you even get it? It has to be ground up. It has to be stepped on. It has to be battered right? It has to be broken down. And then it produces this uniform purity through milling the grain. Likewise it's symbolic of purity and uniform being uniform because Jesus was ground. He was broken down. He was beat up for what? And refined for what? In order to give us purity. Number two, why olive oil? Well first and foremost how do you produce oil? Which is the anointing of the Holy Spirit. We know that, but why? How do you produce oil? You have to crush up the olive. You have to pressure the olive. You have to step on the olive. You have to break it down. The pressing produces the oil. So just like Jesus getting broken down produced what? The Holy Spirit. He says after he was crushed and bruised for our iniquities, delivered for our offenses, and raised again for our justification. What did he provide afterwards? He gave the comforter. Which is what? Holy Spirit that gives us comfort. But only when? When the olive was crushed. Meaning Jesus was crushed for our sins. He provided comfort after that and anointed us in that comfort. From head to toe it says. Why frankincense? Well frankincense represents prayer. In revelations it says the incense brings Jesus brings the prayers of the saints to God for a sweet aroma it says. Why is prayer representative of Jesus? Because first and foremost who brings our prayers to God as a mediator? Jesus. When you burn incense, no matter how much gravity there is in this world, the prayers, the incense, the smoke rises up. Understand? Very symbolic here. So no matter how much the world weighs down on you, your prayers will always prevail. Are you following me here? If it's brought to Jesus. That's why he's using these things symbolically to teach you. Very deep unlocks here. Not only that, why does he utilize oil? Oil is this holiness. Holiness or oil comes from the olive. The olive is Jesus. We know that. Did you guys know why this oil is so amazing? It's also symbolic of Jesus. Why? Because when you look at oil, the Holy Spirit is what keeps us and anoints us and protects us, right? When you mix oil and water, what usually happens? Oil always floats on top of what? The water, right? Oil, it separates, right? And it's usually on top. Water's

on the bottom. Oil is always on top, right? It rises on top of it. It's representative of Noah's ark. Jesus was the ark, the oil that floated on top of the water and anything that was inside of that oil that was anointed by him, which was Noah and his family members were saved, protected. That's very deep too. So again, all this stuff is biblical. We're teaching it. And why does this apply to you? Because when you understand the wisdom of God in this way, peace flows out of you. You start to recognize everything is about Jesus Christ. All of this scripture is about the gospel and you're free and the oil protects you. You're sealed. So you don't live happy, sad. You don't question when you know the Bible this way and it's clearly explained in this way, whether or not you're anointed and appointed or preserved, God preserves you. But because you don't know the Bible, you don't have people leading you this way. Then what happens is you doubt your salvation. Again, we provide this clearly for you guys. You guys want to learn this type of stuff, link in my bio, right? We teach this. And again, this was for free. We do a lot of things for free. Based off of the stuff, the free resources, utilize them. I've made it for free for you guys. But if you guys want to go deeper, deep like this and much more deeper, then link in the bio, join the Bible studies guys. It is. A paid subscription. Yes. It's a monthly subscription, 20 bucks a whole year. You're spending $240 to not only apply this to your life, but level up spiritually less than a dollar a day, literally you're able to learn this type of stuff. If you just think about it in that perspective, many people have this question, I'm not baptized. Am I going to get to heaven? There's whole denominations that believe you need to be baptized. Of course, spiritually, you have to think about the thief on the cross. Was he baptized? Yes. Spiritually. What is a spiritual baptism?

It is not a declaration of faith and dumping yourself into water. It is accepting that Jesus Christ and his blood cleansed you and your spirit eternally. He washed away all of your sins, past, present, and future. And you died with him during the death, you were buried with him and you resurrected with him. That is what a true baptism is. It means entering into the darkness, rising up again in the light in a new life. That is the spiritual baptism. You can get dunked in water all you want respectfully, but if your soul is not cleansed from every single crevice of sin in your heart and every single sin you've committed, then it doesn't do anything for you. I hope that we can all become spiritually baptized by believing the word of God that cleanses your sins. For example, the thief on the cross was spiritually baptized. Why? What did the thief on the cross do to get to heaven? Can you guys, anybody, does it say anywhere he repented? Does it say anywhere that he worked out his salvation with fear and trembling? Does it say that he preached the gospel to the ends of the earth and loved his neighbor as himself and love God with all of his heart and all of his soul and all of his body and mind? Did it say that he followed all of the Talmudic and salvific laws and mosaic laws and the mitzvot? Does it say that? It doesn't say anything about that. So please don't add to the word of God. It doesn't say anything about that. He says one simple thing. Lord, remember me when you get to your kingdom, right?

Did he not say that? Lord, I only ask you this to remember me when you get to your kingdom. Why does he say, remember me? Let's break that down for a second. In this word, remember me is the key to his salvation. Back then everybody knew about Jesus. He was the viral sensation before virality. Everybody knew who he was going around healing the multitudes. It says he had fans. He was the original clout, right? And in the beginning, they were both laughing at him. Both the thieves on the cross were laughing at Jesus. If you claim to be the son of God, get yourself down off of that cross. You can't even get yourself down off of that cross. But the one thing he recognized was I've heard of Jesus. I know about Jesus, but I don't believe he can get himself off. But the thing that changed in his heart, a heart posture, the thing that he did was transcend his mind, metanoia. How? He started off with judging him and recognize, wait a minute. This man is dying on the cross for what? Not for himself. He has no sin. He's innocent. He says he's innocent. He tells other guys, stop making fun of him. He tells other people, Caiaphas, the ruler and the Pharisees, he's praying for you. Don't you hear him? He's praying for you. He's on the cross, innocent, and he's praying for you.

And it clicked. He believed. Oh, my gosh. I know that I've heard of Jesus dying. He's on the cross for me, not for himself. He's not on that cross for himself because he sinned and he has so much sins. He's innocent. He's on the cross for me. What he was saying to Jesus was, remember me, meaning, why are you on the cross for me? Remember that? Understand? Meaning I believe you now. Oh, I get it, God. You're not on the cross for yourself. You didn't do anything wrong. You're innocent. That must mean two things. You're innocent. You're dying and interceding for me. You're asking God to forgive me being my high priest and interceding for me. You're not on the cross for yourself. You're on there for me. Remember me. I remember now, too, is what he's saying. He believed in that. And then he calls him Lord. He didn't call him Lord right away. He realizes something. oh you're my master because you're dying on the cross not for yourself but for me when you get to your heaven remember me too i will be there too and he looks at him jesus himself

says verily verily i say unto you today he shall be with me in paradise jesus himself out of his own mouth tells him you are gonna be in heaven with me don't worry that is a spiritual baptism that is a denying of his thoughts and self went from making fun of him to actually recognizing that oh my goodness he's on the cross for me he's innocent why is he dying because i'm not innocent do you know what the thief on the cross symbol symbolizes guys john 10 10 the thief comes yet but to what kill steal and destroy you guys got that so what does this man's what is the thief on the cross represent it represents a man who had no christianity no belief in his heart all his life even until death and he received basically a deathbed salvation it means that he never followed god but when he met jesus one time all of the sins were washed no legalism no following the law no baptism no none of that he was serving satan his flesh aka sin all his life until the very last moment of his death and he still was able to get to heaven sheesh make sense guys hallelujah god is so beautiful here he's telling us we are righteous we are holy we are sanctified we are justified why people are not getting their prayers answered number one is because they have a transactional heart meaning they pray for something and they want to receive that right so they go to god with like kind of like this vending machine mentality i prayed so you have to give me this i did this so you have to give me that so that's already incorrect and many people pray and wonder why nothing happens that's also uh something that a lot of people are lost in right they want clarity why do i pray pray i feel like i prayed for something hundreds of times and i still don't get it and then on top of that they feel like god is ignoring them and the truth is i may say something that most people don't like trigger warning here but it's the truth and it's biblical if they feel like god is ignoring them the truth is he probably is respectfully and i'm going to tell you why because it depends right so let me back it up it depends why is he ignoring people well if you look at john chapter 9 verse 31 let's go to john 9 31 now here's the truth here okay that people won't tell you i have to tell you what you guys need to hear go to john 9 31 it's very clear tells us in john 9 31 that now we know that god doesn't hear sinners but him that doeth the will of god him he heareth so the bible tells us very clearly that god doesn't hear sinners so most people pray from a position of a sinner so the truth is god doesn't hear sinners so that's why you have to pray as a righteous person makes sense so when a person prays positionally as a sinner it seems like it's a fault it's a humility but it's a false humility sinners have no power only saints have power so when you pray you are to pray as a saint i'm not talking about

catholicism or orthodoxy i'm not talking about that here pay attention to what i'm saying here this sin consciousness that people have it actually blocks their faith because they're praying and almost not even praying but begging think about it right think of god as like the billionaire father and think about a son which is us begging as a beggar what would the father who's a billionaire say hey son stop begging i'm your father you can just ask me father god please father give me this please give me that they're begging this way with no faith because they come as sinners you guys understand the unlock your father is worth more than a billionaire which is god he's worth more than a billion dollars millions of dollars right he's priceless and he has all this money he wants to give it to you but you come to him with the wrong posture we need to stop praying like beggars we need to start praying like sons amen did you catch that that's a bar we should stop praying like beggars rather we should pray like sons we should pray with authority makes sense right so a lot of us we beg god please do this please do that please forgive me for my sins please like it's it's kind of understand we're almost praying like slaves please give me this please give me that please like a slave stop praying like a slave pray like a son different s's you guys following me here that's the problem with prayer people keep praying like slaves and beggars when we should be praying with boldness And as a son or a daughter or a child, that's why we don't call him uncle. God, we call him father. God, we don't call him grandpa. God, we call him father because it's close. The relation is very close. A father and a son pray like a son. Don't pray like a beggar or a slave. You guys got that, right? That's why in James chapter five or six, the effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man of El is much prayer is powerful when it comes from a person who acknowledges that they're righteous through Jesus Christ, instead of praying like, Lord, I'm a sinner. True humility comes from Lord. I'm righteous because you said that I am.

And although I feel like I'm a sinner, you've already cleansed my sins, you've washed my sins. And honestly, I am going to assume the identity of your son. Now, not a slave anymore, not an enemy anymore. We're now sanctified and we can have communion and be reconciled. I can come to you boldly. People don't come to God boldly. They don't walk in victory. They walk in shame. God, please forgive me. Shameful. God, please help me. According to you, help me. They come in in, like I said, as a beggar. So that's why God tells us very clearly. Come to me as your son. I've broken down the middle partition, the wall. You can now ask of me boldly. God loves that because God is love. Like I said, if you're a billionaire son and you're asking for money, imagine a billionaire son asking his billionaire father for money like a beggar. Hey, can you spare some change? Can you give me just five dollars? You would say, you're my son. Why are you begging? What's mine is yours. So take it with boldness, not as a spoiled brat, but with thankfulness, with humility, because everything that I gained is from my father. So what's my father's is mine. But people ask as beggars, please.

I'm sorry, please. I messed up, please. Can you please spare some change? Can you please help me with this? If you can, what do you mean? God can help you with everything unlimited. But people don't ask God because they think he's limited. Sheesh, that's actually disrespectful towards him. God will answer your prayers if you ask him as a child, not as a beggar, not as an enemy, which is a sinner. Remember, God and sin cannot go together. So don't come to God with your sins. Come to God with your righteousness, the righteousness that you receive through Jesus Christ and Jesus Christ alone. Come to God with righteousness, the righteousness through the blood of the lamb that was sacrificed for me and you. You guys have to recognize this. That's why Second Corinthians chapter one, verse 20. It's very clear for all the promises of God in him are yes and in him. Amen. So he only says yes and amen. You have to ask him, God, can I have this? Yes. And amen. Pray as if you received it. Mark 11 24 tells us, pray, believe, receive in that order. Pray first. Step one, believe. Step two, receive.

Step three. Most people pray, wait to receive and then believe it's one, three, two, not one, two, three, right? They mix it up. So many people pray without faith. They pray as sinners. No, no. Pray as a righteous person, righteous through Jesus, not self-righteousness. Okay. That's what it comes down to. Just like the father and son analogy that I used. Think about this for a second, right? A son never begs his father for food. He just says, dad, I'm hungry. Why? Because the son has faith that the father will provide. That is exactly how we have to pray and treat our prayer life. Make sense. Father God, I know that right now I may be struggling with depression or loneliness or emptiness, but father God, I know that you are a father of love, of hope, of peace, of joy, and of happiness. So you will cast out just like in Genesis, the light and the word through the light, cast it out the darkness. You will also, because you are my father, cast out my depression, my loneliness, my emptiness, my anxiety, my past trauma, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, pray with faith, not as a sinner. Got it. Right. Makes sense, Gus. We're hiring guys.

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