When we have a reservation, we don’t have to wait in line. Believers have a home in heaven, reserved for us. In this message from Revelation 21-22, Pastor Lutzer reflects our eternal home and our complete unity in worship of God. In the New Jerusalem, believers will be welcomed into a forever family with all the other saints.

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One day a city will descend to Earth radiating the glory of God. This glorious city, the New Jerusalem, is incomparable. In this message from Revelation 21–22, Pastor Lutzer considers the many new experiences believers will have into eternity. What will our new home and occupation be like?

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We all have questions about heaven: “What will our resurrected bodies be like? Will others recognize us? Will babies and children be there?” In this message, Pastor Lutzer reflects on two implications of our Christian hope. Death is a bend in the road, but it is not the end of the road.

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Heaven is the destination for all who have trusted Christ alone for salvation. But what will our glorified bodies be like? In this message from 2 Corinthians 5, Pastor Lutzer explains what Paul means by death being “swallowed up by life.” Imagine our bodies being eternal and indestructible.

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Many of us wonder what heaven will be like. For those of us who have trusted Christ alone as our Savior, heaven will be our destination one minute after we die. In this message from 2 Corinthians 5, Pastor Lutzer discusses what will continue after death in our consciousness. Will we keep our memories and our affections?

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Most of us have some fear of death. Death has a lot of mystery, but the Scripture says Jesus died that He might take away the fear of death. In this message, Pastor Lutzer highlights three lessons from the death of a believer. What keeps us grounded amid the uncertainty of death?

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Some say that after death the soul sleeps until the last judgment. But the Bible paints some lovely pictures of what happens when a Christian dies. In this message, Pastor Lutzer considers the Scriptures on what believers can expect. Like folding a tent or setting sail for home, we can look forward to that transition from shadows to sunlight.

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Death. We do everything we can to avoid it, yet it’s how God calls His children home. In this message, Pastor Lutzer considers the first of five captivating images throughout the New Testament on death. For those who have put their trust in Christ and are under the shelter of His protection, our souls simply depart from Earth and arrive in heaven.

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What’s the difference between those in heaven and those in hell? In Luke 16, Jesus told of a man in torment after death. In this message, Pastor Lutzer reflects on the lessons we can take from this chilling story. If our names are written in the Lamb’s Book of Life, we can go directly into God’s presence.

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We could die in a moment of time—a heart attack, a car accident. Our destiny, after we die, is determined in this life since God will judge according to our deeds. In this message from Luke 16, Pastor Lutzer takes a sober look at the rich man’s fate. Where will we be one minute after we die?

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