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In heaven, the room we are assigned will not matter: We are welcome through the doors into Jesus’ presence for all time. We have victory over sin, over death, and even more amazing is who we are in Christ, not where.

If universal salvation was real, then Christ did not need to die. He could have healed bodies and taught morality without forgiving sin. Instead, he went willingly to the cross, forgiving sinners the whole time.

When Jesus is speaking of the good gifts from the Father, He is referring to not only the gift of salvation but He is also referring to the gift of being able to talk with Him and the promise that He will answer prayers according to His Will.

The first scientific revolution to challenge the Christian faith is now a part of the worldview of virtually every Christian and non-Christian. At first, though, this new idea seemed to undermine the Christian view of the place of human beings in...

These words command me to live in the present, aware that the time draws near for Christ’s return. Scripture reminds me of my responsibility and infers that time is short and pain is to be expected.

The new world to come is far more glorious than the one we presently know. It will be a world that we recognize and one in which all the things that we love will be present but no longer marred and twisted by sin.

Christ has come to save us from ourselves, and we can trust in him for forgiveness, and hell will forever be behind us — and only paradise ahead of us. Yes, Jesus spoke of hell. But more importantly, he also invited us to heaven through himself.

“Look,” he said, “I see heaven open and the Son of Man standing at the right hand of God” - Acts 7:56

While you're busy dealing with everyday life here on earth, you may not think much about heaven. But it's worth it to take some time now to contemplate your eternal destination. You have to wait to get there, but you don't have to wait to let...

We know the scene; A child’s beloved pet - a goldfish, hamster, or cat - suddenly dies. The family gathers around a make-shift grave to give their last goodbye. Words of comfort are spoken to the grieving child. At some point, the universal...

Will we have personal identity in heaven? And will we recognize family and friends?

Grab a tissue and prepare to get misty-eyed as a scared little boy whispers, "Is my Dad in Heaven? " to the Pope, who responds with solace, comfort, and grace.

When Christ says "I saw Satan fall" in Luke 10:18, He is describing an event that took place before the creation of the world.

We know that Rev. Billy Graham, a devoted evangelist and believer, has gone home to be with Jesus. But do we really know what that means?  Scripture describes what heaven will be like but still, questions remain. Thankfully, Rev. Graham...