In revealing Hell to us, He has made clear that the disorder is progressive and fatal; it is “a sickness unto death,” the “second death” (Revelation 20:14–15).

Other words of Jesus to describe Hell like “unquenchable fire” (Mark 9:43, 47-48; Luke 3:17) and “where their worm does not die” (Mark 9:47-48) seem to support at least an extended amount ...

It's something that has haunted Kevin Miller ever since he became a Christian at age 9 at summer camp: hell. Now 41, Miller says he has no idea what happens to people after death. But as a child ...

Over the last half-century hell has moved from being a fixture of the Catholic landscape to something that exists far over the horizon. “Other than hearing my father say ‘damn it to hell ...

The unlikely heroes band together to find the source of evil. The real Hell -- 60 miles west of Detroit -- has a population of about 250 and no elected government. The origin of the name is unclear.