If someone asked you what the most important thing about you was, how would you respond? The answer may surprise you. During this episode, we'll look at how we ALL are a piece of God's puzzle.

Diving into biblical perspectives, we explore topics ranging from animal life in heaven to the nature of eternal joy and the fate of those who do not believe. With insights from various theological views and an emphasis on the three R's—Return of Christ, Resurrection of the body, and Restoration of all things—we aim to provide a comprehensive and comforting outlook on eternity. Ultimately, we anchor our understanding in Jesus’ promise of preparing a place for us in his Father’s presence. Join us as we wrap up this enlightening series and find solace in the assurance that heaven is about the people of God dwelling in the place of God, in the presence of God.

When we close our eyes and envision heaven, what images come to mind? Fluffy clouds, rays of light, or perhaps angels with harps? Our perceptions of the afterlife are often shaped by our primary experiences, cultural influences, and even popular Christian media. But what if our common understanding of heaven is incomplete? Let's embark on a journey through Scripture to explore a perspective on heaven that might challenge our preconceptions and offer a more profound hope for the future.

In this episode, we'll tackle "the question of destiny," addressing what happens after we die and where we get our information about heaven. We'll examine the Bible as our primary source and the resurrection of Jesus as the cornerstone of our hope. Though scripture may not answer every question, it provides the essential hope we need. Join us as we embark on this enlightening exploration in the first part of our three-week series, "For Heaven’s Sake."

Mitch and Keith talk about vacation bible school, their favorite memories of the past, as well as, have on their friend Angie to talk about her recent experiences helping with vacation bible schools.

Mitch and Keith talk about temptation with special guest Tyler, what is temptation, is it ok, and what to do to avoid it.

Mitch and Keith talk to Dustin about the recent mission trip the youth went to. Dustin runs the youth programing at First United Methodist Kearney.

Mitch and Keith discuss the recent youth mission trip from the church to Oklahoma City.

Mitch and Keith take a look at the story of The Prodigal Son, and who they relate to more in life, the prodigal son or the son that stayed with his father.

Today's show reminds us that change is an inevitable part of life's journey, filled with joys, sorrows, and uncertainties. However, we can find comfort and strength in the unwavering love and presence of God. The scriptures from Deuteronomy 31:6 and Romans 8:38-39 assure us that God will never leave or forsake us, and that nothing can separate us from His love in Christ Jesus. We welcome a new guest to the show Caleb, who is another Lay-person from Nelson Memorial Methodist Church!