The Word Unleashed - Radio

What will our bodies be like in the eternal city? Not just physically, but morally as well? And why should it matter for us today? The book of Revelation, specifically chapters 21–22, answers these vital questions.

The Bible calls every believer to make God’s glory their highest goal, their chief aim in life. But did you know that this isn’t just our calling here on earth? Scripture tells us that the great aim of heaven itself is the glory of God. On today’s program, Pastor Tom will guide us through Revelation chapters 21 and 22, revealing how, in the new heaven and the new earth, we as believers will continue to bring glory to God—forever.

What does the Bible say about the eternal city—the one described so beautifully in Revelation chapters 21 and 22? Beyond all the blessings, there’s one that stands above them all: God's people being in the very presence of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Belief in Jesus Christ brings complete justification before God, total forgiveness of sins, and guaranteed access to the eternal city described in Revelation 21–22. This isn't just distant comfort—it's a present reality that changes everything.

Recorded in Revelation 21 and 22 is a breathtaking vision of the New Jerusalem—our eternal home. These glimpses of the future don't just comfort us about tomorrow—they transform how we live today.

It is key to remember that this current earth is not our home—we are simply passing through. The New Jerusalem will be our eternal home. And Christ promised that those who repent and believe in Him and those who persevere to the end will live in this eternal city with Him forever.

Are you committed to a church where God's Word is central? Do you daily read, study, and meditate on Scripture? As Christians, we must determine whether we truly have a high view of Scripture.

Do you worship God according to Scripture? The Bible reveals how God is to be worshiped—and we as Christians must only worship God in ways He has prescribed in His Word.

Scripture alone is breathed out by God. Scripture alone is profitable in all times and places. And Scripture alone is sufficient and authoritative in all things. Four qualities. One foundation.

Jesus demanded that people place themselves under the Scripture’s authority. He daily read from the Scripture and expected others to read it. Jesus also memorized Scripture and used it against temptation. He regularly studied the Scripture. And of course, He perfectly obeyed it.