I am a hospice chaplain. This position provides me with the privilege of visiting with men and women during the last days of their lives. I pray for the opportunity to share the gospel with them and their family members. I try to be faithful to tell the lost that their only hope for salvation is to trust in Christ alone. I rejoice with those who are Christians and are trusting in Christ as their Savior and Hope. Unfortunately, not everyone who claims to be a Christian has hope. Not everyone who claims to trust Christ as their Redeemer has confidence of eternal life. I recall visiting a patient in the hospital. He was there because he had a fall that caused a massive brain bleed. As the patient lay comatose, I visited at his bedside with his wife. I knew this family from previous visits in their home. They were from a Christian denomination that believes that a person is not saved unless he has been "filled with the Spirit with evidence of speaking in tongues". Th