#221: How End Times Production "Judgment Journey" Is Saving Souls From Hell

Run The Race

Are we in the End Times or will we be soon? In it's 24th year, a popular and professional outdoor production called "Judgment Journey" is relaunching (after 4 years gone during/after Covid) in Georgia. It depicts what the Bible foretells about the Rapture to the Tribulation. On this pod episode, hear what this special event is all about, leading to thousands of lives transformed. (4:00) David Barr leads the final conversion portion of "Judgment Journey" that takes place at Faith Baptist Church in Lagrange GA, which 3,000 people attended on its first two nights. There are 6 more opportunities, the next Fridays and Saturdays through November 2. In these perilous times, this 45 minute human drama that you ride through brings the Bible book of Revelations to life, according to David. He talks about the new technology, tickets selling fast, and their goal of presenting the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Tickets are $25 each and they are selling out. Here's more info: https://www.judgmentjourney.com/. (11:20) Is it ok to make a decision for Christ out of fear? in Judgment Journey, they present the dark realities of post-Rapture life and Hell, but they also are focused on planting seeds of faith by presenting the love of God, as we make a monumental choice. (15:13) David explains what you can expect on this 45-minute journey - with 14 different scenes/elements - and how it's Scripturally based. (25:20) Judgment has a negative connotation, but in this sense, David says what God does is like discipline from a parent, out of love. He also describes the steps they take before/during/after someone chooses Salvation at Judgment Journey, which they signify by ringing a bell. (38:00) For those who don't attend church or have been hurt by Christians, this is seen as a nontraditional church activity that some people event think is a Haunted house or trail. Prayer is the #1 part of this production, David said too, and he closes this episode out (47:00) with a prayer. Thanks for listening to the #RunTheRace podcast, which I hope you'll subscribe to! Share it with your friends. Also, write a quick review about it, on Apple podcasts. For more info and listen to any previous episodes, go to www.wtvm.com/podcast/.