In  Mark 9:1, Jesus tells some people they will not taste death until the kingdom of God comes with power. Most people misunderstand this scripture because their view of life and death is limited to their mortal body. However, a person has to use Jesus' definition of death and life to understand it properly. In this episode, we discuss why and how to properly interpret this passage.

Most people do not realize that Jesus didn't teach dying and going to Heaven. For the next several episodes, we validate this claim by examining the words of Jesus pertaining to eternal life. The first passage we example is  Mark 8:24 - 9:1. In this episode, we will show this passage contains instructions from Jesus to sacrifice life in our mortal body so that we can take part in the Resurrection. 

Dan 12:2 mentions that some will be resurrected to everlasting life. In this episode, we expound on everlasting life and also everlasting death.

In this episode, we give a concrete definition of resurrection based on Dan 12:2.

In this episode, I announce the kickoff our a series of episodes dedicated to helping people to think in terms of the Resurrection.

This episode is a recording of me giving a teaching on the correct answers to the following two questions. How long will you live for and where will you spend eternity. 

In this episode, we finish our in-depth discussion on the responsibilities of the persons of Heaven. The persons of Heaven are angels and other beings described in various Bible passages, such as seraphim.

In this episode, we continue our series defining Heaven by describing in detail the persons of Heaven and their responsibilities. The persons of Heaven are angels and other beings described in various Bible passages, such as seraphim.

Many of us have a simple definition of Heaven. We naively limit Heaven to the place where God lives. But scripture tells us that Heaven is much more than this. In this episode, I begin a multi-part series defining Heaven.

Paul tells us in 2 Cor 4:18 that we should focus our attention on eternal things. However, those things are unseen or invisible. In this episode, I tell you how you can look at the unseen and the benefits of doing so.