Can sincerity save your soul, even if you're sincerely wrong?

In a world where religious pluralism is celebrated and doctrine is often dismissed as divisive, All Roads Don’t Lead to Heaven dares to ask the hard questions most avoid. Does it really matter what you believe? Is every church equally valid in God's eyes? What if the popular ideas of "sincerity is enough" and "attend the church of your choice" are leading millions down a road Jesus never endorsed?

Clarence W. Fell, takes readers deep into the Scriptures, verse by verse, to uncover a sobering truth: sincerity without truth is not salvation. With clarity, boldness, and compassion, this book exposes the comfortable lies many have accepted and points readers back to the narrow path Jesus described.

Through a careful study of key passages like Matthew 7:13–23, Galatians 1:6–9, and Ephesians 4:4–6, you’ll discover:

• Why Jesus warned that many sincere believers will be turned away

• How denominational confusion contradicts the Bible’s call for unity

• The danger of man-made religion cloaked in spiritual language

• Why God’s Word, not tradition or emotion, is the final authority

• What it means to truly do the will of the Father and walk the narrow way

Whether you're a lifelong Christian or just beginning to question what you’ve always heard, this book challenges assumptions and equips you to build your faith on the solid foundation of God's revealed truth.

Because eternity isn’t built on good intentions, it’s built on obedience to God’s Word.