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Is it true that we will never see or know our loved ones once we pass and go to heaven? Is heaven different for each person based on what would be their ideal heaven?

Is the beast that you spoke of a metaphor or does it really look as described? Is the antichrist Satan in a humanlike form? How will we know not to believe the antichrist and be able to recognize him as such?

How will it work when you have lost a spouse, but remarry? Who will you be with in heaven?

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There seems to be a debate on pre-tribulation vs. post-tribulation rapture. Connections appears to support the pre-tribulation rapture. What evidence is there for each? How do we ensure our theology is correct? Is this something we should be concerned with?

How do we know that after the rapture is done, that it wont go back to how the world is now?

During the 1000 year reign do the people who were saved during the tribulation still have mortal bodies?

Will the “unglorified saints” that are put under our authority still be sinful in nature? These are essentially people that survive the tribulations that also believe in Christ, so they are unglorified because that have not died?

Is there a difference between being Jewish by ancestry and by belief? Will the Jewish people saved in the millennium be that of Jewish ancestry?

In the sermon, you spoke about NT and OT saints rising. This implies they haven't risen yet. So where are they now? Where do we reside after death if we don't rise directly to heaven?

If we do rise to heaven upon death, you mentioned in the sermon that the dead saints would be returned to Earth to live in peace under Jesus’ reign along with all who believe in Jesus. The Bible says, in the story of the rich man in hell, that we can't cross over the chasm. So how could heaven's residents cross back to Earth?

How will it work when you have lost a spouse, but remarry? Who will you be with in heaven?

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Q&A with Josh and Dave: It’s the End of the World As We Know It - part 2

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Dave mentioned there are no signs (for the rapture) in the Bible. However there are references to Luke 21:25-28 referencing the sun and moon before the Son of Man comes in the clouds. Also Acts 2:19-20 speaks of signs on the earth beneath with blood, fire etc. (I have family who) believes the Bible says there are signs. How do we account for these teachings?

So what is the “abomination of desolation”? And where does it fit into the end times?

If those left behind after the rapture being able to still be saved during the tribulation, then what about those that died before the rapture happened? Do they also get a “second chance”?

You seem to be leaving a lot of the Book of Revelation out. How do the other parts fit into the story?

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Questions:

Jesus gave clear instruction to pray to our father in Mt 6:9. And the father, throughout the OT, demanded we pray and worship only him. Jesus demonstrated prayer and worship to the father, not himself. So how is it justified to pray to Jesus under his clear instruction given in Mt 6:9?

Hebrews 1:8 confuses the matter even more because Jesus has already died. So when God calls his own son God, who is he talking to that gave us this message?

Is it OK to pray to Mary and to the saints?

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Join Josh and Dave as they dig a little deeper into the questions that you have about our series, what we believe, and what to expect from Connections.

We encourage you to submit your questions at my3c.org and click on the tab that says "Ask a Question"

Join Josh and Dave as they dig a little deeper into the questions that you have about our series, what we believe, and what to expect from Connections.

We encourage you to submit your questions at my3c.org and click on the tab that says "Ask a Question"

Join Josh and Dave as they dig a little deeper into the questions that you have about our series, what we believe, and what to expect from Connections.

We encourage you to submit your questions at my3c.org and click on the tab that says "Ask a Question"

Join Josh and Dave as they dig a little deeper into the questions that you have about our series, what we believe, and what to expect from Connections.

We encourage you to submit your questions at my3c.org and click on the tab that says "Ask a Question"

Join Josh and Dave as they dig a little deeper into the questions that you have about our series, what we believe, and what to expect from Connections.

We encourage you to submit your questions at my3c.org and click on the tab that says "Ask a Question"

Join Josh and Dave as they dig a little deeper into the questions that you have about our series, what we believe, and what to expect from Connections.

We encourage you to submit your questions at my3c.org and click on the tab that says "Ask a Question"