With Jesus as our intercessor, we can have every confidence that we’ll escape God’s condemnation after death. But that doesn’t mean we’ll escape God’s evaluation of what we did during life. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains that what we do here on Earth has eternal implications.

Most people believe Heaven will be some kind of divine commune where everyone shares the same experience. But Dr. Robert Jeffress explains that the kind of heaven we experience in the next life is largely determined by how we live as Christians in this life.

The Bible describes Heaven as a wonderful place with no more death, no more pain and no more tears. But how can we be truly happy in Heaven when there’s still so much suffering here on Earth? Dr. Robert Jeffress discusses whether people in Heaven know what’s happening down below.

Jesus Himself once said, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father but through me.” Yet people in today’s all-inclusive culture try to claim that all  religions lead to God. Dr. Robert Jeffress shares what the Bible says about who will—and will not—be in Heaven.

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! Dr. Robert Jeffress reveals what our eternal home will really be like.

RESOLVED:  “I will appreciate, enjoy, and value the mate God has brought into my life.”

What happens to people the moment after they die? Are they immediately transported into Heaven or Hell? Do they cease to exist? Or do they go into a period of spiritual slumber, waiting for a day of future judgment? Dr. Robert Jeffress explains what happens to Christians immediately after death.

Many of today’s bestselling religious 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? Robert Jeffress answers the question, “Have some people already visited Heaven?”

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? Dr. Robert Jeffress explores whether Heaven is a real place or simply a state of mind.

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? Dr. Robert Jeffress turns to passages in both the Old and New Testaments to discover what God’s Word says about our eternal home.