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What if the end isn’t the end? What if it’s the beginning? In Revelation 21, John sees a new heaven and a new earth—where God dwells with His people, wipes away every tear, and makes all things new. This isn’t escapism; it’s redemption. The broken made beautiful. The wounded healed. The story completed in Jesus, who brings His kingdom of renewal here and now.
What’s the question to wrestle with?
Did You Know?
The Greek word for "new" (kainos) implies not brand new, but renewed—restored to its intended glory.
Quote:
"The Christian hope is not for escape from earth, but for its transformation." — John Stott
The Waypoint Devotional Podcast
Stay connected and grow in faith with us at Waypoint Church:
Connect on social media:
“May the Lord bless you and keep you — and may His presence guide you this week.”
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What if the end isn’t the end? What if it’s the beginning? In Revelation 21, John sees a new heaven and a new earth—where God dwells with His people, wipes away every tear, and makes all things new. This isn’t escapism; it’s redemption. The broken made beautiful. The wounded healed. The story completed in Jesus, who brings His kingdom of renewal here and now.
What’s the question to wrestle with?
Did You Know?
The Greek word for "new" (kainos) implies not brand new, but renewed—restored to its intended glory.
Quote:
"The Christian hope is not for escape from earth, but for its transformation." — John Stott
The Waypoint Devotional Podcast
Stay connected and grow in faith with us at Waypoint Church:
Connect on social media:
“May the Lord bless you and keep you — and may His presence guide you this week.”