Pathway to Victory

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The Bible teaches that heaven will be a paradise where all believers will live forever in the presence of God. Yet many Christians are almost dreading their future in heaven because they’re worried that heaven will be boring. Today onPathway to Victory,Dr. Robert Jeffress reveals what our eternal home will actually be like.

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Today’s bookstores are filled with sensational stories of people who claim to have crossed the threshold between this life and the next. Could these shocking tales actually be true? Or is it all a hoax? Today onPathway to Victory,Dr. Robert Jeffress looks at the Bible’s answer to this important question: Have some people already visited heaven?

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Many of today’s bestselling Christian books feature suspicious accounts of people who died, went to heaven, and came back to share what they had seen. Do these sensational stories provide reliable information about our eternal home? Today onPathway to Victory,Dr. Robert Jeffress answers the question, Have some people already visited heaven?

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Some call it heaven. Others call it Elysium, Nirvana or the great beyond. Essentially, they’re all attempts at answering the same question: Where do our minds, bodies or spirits go when this life is over? Today onPathway to Victory,Dr. Robert Jeffress explores whether heaven is a real place or simply a state of mind.

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Is heaven a real place or simply a state of mind? If heaven is a physical destination, where is it located? And what will it be like to live there forever? Today onPathway to Victory,Dr. Robert Jeffress turns to both the Old and New Testaments to discover what God’s Word says about our eternal home.

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If you knew that you were relocating to a foreign country, you’d probably try to learn everything you could about that place ahead of time. Yet most Christians know very little about their eternal home. Today onPathway to Victory,Dr. Robert Jeffress answers the question, What difference does a future heaven make in my life today?

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With all of the problems and pressures we face in life, most of us don’t spend much time thinking about heaven. Don’t we already have enough to think about? Today onPathway to Victory,Dr. Robert Jeffress explains why the reality of heaven should transform our everyday lives.

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Chances are you’re entering 2021 with a list of worthy resolutionsmaybe to exercise more or to eat healthier or to spend more time with your family. Well, today onPathway to Victory,Dr. Robert Jeffress explains that while those are all good things, there’s an even more important choice we need to make.

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Most people would say that the Parable of the Good Samaritan is about loving your neighbor and showing compassion. And while that’s certainly true, it’s only one half of the story! Today onPathway to Victory,Dr. Jeffress reminds us that Jesus’ famous parable initially began with this all-important question: What must I do to inherit eternal life?

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Some people think that a Christian is someone who always goes to church on Sundays or only listens to Christian music in the car. But in reality, the greatest evidence of our faith is found in the way we interact with others. Today onPathway to Victory,Dr. Robert Jeffress presents a moving lesson on the Parable of the Good Samaritan.