THE RICH MAN SAW LAZARUS FROM HELL | Dag Heward-Mills

Bishop Dag Heward-Mills paints a scene most people never picture: the rich man from Luke 16 standing at the gates of hell, lifting up his eyes and recognizing Lazarus. He describes the reception there - kings and big shots from every nation greeted with the same question, are you also become weak like us. Then he turns to Pontius Pilate, who tried to wash his hands of Jesus but couldn't escape what he'd done, and to the two thieves crucified beside him - one mocking and dying lost, the other repenting and hearing today you will be with me in paradise. The point lands hard: status on earth means nothing at the gates of hell. CHAPTERS 0:00 The Rich Man Saw Lazarus From Hell 0:31 Luke 16 - The Rich Man Sees Lazarus 1:01 Isaiah 14:10 - Art Thou Become Weak 1:31 Crumbs Given To The Dogs 2:01 Comparing The Rich Man To Pilate 3:01 Pilate's Wife Sends A Warning Dream 3:31 Pilate Tries To Wash His Hands 4:01 What I Have Written I Have Written 5:01 Soldiers Crown Jesus With Thorns 6:01 Two Thieves On The Cross 7:01 Luke 23:43 - Today You Will Be With Me 7:31 You Are Too Fine For Hell 8:31 I Am Trying To Save Your Life KEY SCRIPTURES Luke 16:23 - "lifted up his eyes, being in torments, and seeth Lazarus" Isaiah 14:9 - "it hath raised up from their thrones all the kings of the nations" Isaiah 14:10 - "Art thou also become weak as we? art thou become like unto us?" Luke 23:43 - "Today shalt thou be with me in paradise" Full message:    • SUNDAY SERVICE 1999 - ISAIAH 14   If this spoke to you, subscribe for more. #DagHewardMills #TheRichManSawLazarusFromHell #RichManAndLazarus #PontiusPilate #TwoThievesOnTheCross #ChristianSermon #Sermon2026