Pastor Jamie preaches through Luke 16:19-31, the story of the rich man and Lazarus, and asks a harder question than who was blessed and who wasn't: what if you are confident you are right with God, and you are wrong, and you cannot see it? Using the true story of a forged Greek statue that fooled experts at a major museum for years, he shows how self-deception rarely feels like deception, it feels like certainty. The sermon lands on the difference between resurrection treated as proof, something we nod to from a distance, and resurrection received as a gift, something placed directly into our hands. This is a message about justifying yourself before people versus being justified by God, and why only one of those actually saves you.