Everyone wants to know what happens to people when they die. Where are they and how are they? But that’s not just a modern day concern. Paul wrote to the Thessalonians Christians so they would not be ignorant about those who had "fallen asleep” 1Thessalonians 4:13. Falling asleep was, of course, a metaphor for death. Jesus used the word to describe Lazarus' death. Dr. Luke described Stephen’s death as falling asleep (Acts 7:60), and Paul described the death of David in the Old Testament the same way (Acts 13:36). The Bible has the answer, and it is illustrated clearly in a story told by Jesus about two individuals who went to two different places when they died. This Sunday we will look at the testimonies of the Rich Man and Lazarus which are found in Luke 16:19-31.