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For obvious reasons, we all want to store up treasures in heaven. But how do we start doing that?

We shall see the Lord face-to-face. The fact that our all-knowing, all-powerful Creator will dwell with us and we shall know him in an even more intimate way should be sufficient for the true Christian to rest assured that they will be satisfied...

Does the Bible say animals go to heaven? It turns out the answer is different from what you might expect.

We shouldn’t trust the world’s idea of heaven anyway, but what about those of us who follow Jesus? With biblical literacy lacking more and more in our society, what do we know about the biblical idea of heaven? Here are seven myths about heaven...

The truth of the matter is that God is real, and heaven is real. Whether a person wants to believe in God or not is up to them. Heaven is a real place where God resides and where believers go when they die.

Heaven conceals unimaginable splendors. God’s Word assures our imperishable, sickness-free, sorrowless, and deathless existence. Beyond harp playing or cloud-riding, we will find purpose and joyful fulfillment in serving God’s kingdom.

What is Revelation 12 describing when it talks about a great war in heaven? Here's a look at its symbols and the meanings behind each one.

Being a citizen of heaven leaves us as sojourners in this world. As sojourners, we realize that this world is not our home. We do not store up treasure where moth and rust can destroy.

The present heaven and earth will soon pass away, giving way to a renewal of creation in which God will make all things new. Followers of Christ will live forever with Him in a renewed and perfect state on the New Heaven and New Earth.

To understand salvation, we must first grasp why we need saving.

Knowing that God has a plan and purpose for every living thing and the animals He brings into our lives should bring comfort.

We do have Jesus as our forever mediator when we choose to believe and follow Him. We are imperfect, but He is God who came to earth, lived as a man, and now sits in heaven, the bridge between us and our Creator, our Heavenly Father.

Jesus refers to the future when God will make the New Heaven and New Earth, but He also refers to the fact that even though the present heaven and earth will pass away, His words will never pass away.

The Kingdom of Heaven started when Jesus came to earth. This is what is meant by John when he said, “The Kingdom of heaven is at hand.” He implied that the kingdom of heaven is now available today in the Person of the King.

After these things have happened, as described in Matthew 24, it will be on earth as it is in heaven, just as Christians down the generations have hoped for, believed in, and relentlessly prayed for.

Jesus’ own words tell us, then, that suicide can and is forgiven. A Christian who unfortunately, and quite tragically, loses their way and, in the midst of their despair and confusion, dies by suicide will be received by the Father.

To be a citizen of heaven is to see our connection with Jesus as the most important part of our lives. We serve the Lord above all else. Any earthly citizenship we may enjoy is understood only through the lens of our primary, heavenly,...

We know from all of Jesus’ words that heaven is the place of eternal life with God after we depart this world. It is a place of rest and peace, as well as perfect union and communion with our Creator, Lord and Savior.

Satan’s pride was the first sin committed in the universe, and humanity has been on notice ever since that pride goeth before the fall. Arguably, all sins are rooted in pride if we consider that sin is the placing of our own desires above the will...