When life gets difficult, many of God’s people would rather worry and fret than pray for God’s direction and peace. Some feel their prayers seem to bounce off the ceiling. So how should we address the sin of prayerlessness?

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It’s hard to imagine: believers in Jesus will reign with Him in eternity. The riches of heaven will be at our disposal. Every tear we shed on this Earth will be wiped away. The glory to come will make every moment of present suffering worthwhile.

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The New Jerusalem is the home believers of all ages will one day inhabit. As described in the Bible, it’s both gigantic and glorious. The book of Revelation gives us the details. Let’s take a look at your ultimate address, if you are a believer in Jesus.

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The book of Revelation is a mystery. Scholars have wrestled with its symbolism and meaning for centuries. But some things are known: In the end, God triumphs over evil. A glorious future awaits the redeemed of all the ages, and we will be with Christ forever.

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No eye has seen the things God has prepared for those who love Him. The Bible tantalizes us with glimpses of what is yet to come in eternity. It’s a mystery, but a glorious mystery. As we turn to the Scriptures, let’s try to pull back the curtain for a sneak peak of our eternal home.

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The idea of hell causes many people to reject the Christian faith. For them, a God who would create a hell is not a God they want anything to do with. In this message, we hear how to resolve this tension, trusting in Christ alone.

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Many people can’t accept the idea of God judging unbelievers eternally in hell, especially those who’ve never heard the Gospel. Fairness would seem to demand another solution. So why does the justice of God require such severe punishment? Is spreading the Gospel crucial?

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Coming to grips with the justice of God is not easy. He is both loving and vengeful. But things become clear once we understand how much God hates sin, and how much He did for us in sending His Son as the atoning sacrifice.

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Medieval art portrays the afterlife with saints in glory above and sinners in torment below. Hell is seen as a place of fire, the place the lost will inhabit for eternity. But hell is no longer taken seriously in our enlightened age.

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Some ask if God has relaxed His standards in the New Testament. No. The book of Hebrews says that our God is a consuming fire. Knowing what He’s done for us through Christ, we should expose every dark corner of our lives to the light, allowing us to serve God with cleansed hearts.

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