Let's start with a question...
Do you know what death is? According to the book of Romans, it is our wages. That is to say, death is something we've earned.
At some point, your life will come to an end, and you will die. When that time comes, you will stand before God and give an account of your life, and He will make a judgement, as in a court of law. He will give the death sentence to those found guilty. This means the death here isn't it, there's a second death for those found guilty of breaking the law.

Here is the question: Are you guilty? This is a question of morality.

God has given us a means to test and know for ourselves where we stand with Him before we die. It is called the moral law.

Let's look at the law, and at how well you've kept it.

Have you ever told a lie? If yes, what does that make you?
If you ever killed a person, one person, you would be a murderer. Likewise, if you ever told a lie, one lie, you would be a liar.

Have you ever taken something that wasn't yours without permission? That would make you a thief.

Have you looked with lust? That isn't to say you noticed beauty, noticing isn't lusting, we're talking about what you do in your mind. To think about someone or something in a sexual way is to lust, and doing so would make you an adulterer at heart.

We've only scratched the surface, there are even more things we could go over to test you, but the standard of good is moral perfection. Failing to keep one of these commands would mean you are not a good person, but that you are guilty, as you have sinned against God.

You may try to do good things, but that's what you should have been doing from the beginning. You can't make up for a crime you're guilty of by saying you've also done good things. A righteous judge will see to the punishment of a guilty criminal. What you need is an advocate.

This is where Jesus Christ comes in, but who is Jesus? How does what he did over 2,000 years ago have any impact on your life today?