Listen to "Is Heaven The Same For Everyone?" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 5-21-17
Assuming you are going to heaven, will it really matter 1,000 years from now how you lived on earth?
That's an important question, because if there are no eternal benefits for earthly commitment to Christ and His kingdom, it's tempting to slack off. On the other hand, if heaven is eternally better for some than it is for others--well, that should motivate us toward faithfulness, shouldn't it?
This Sunday, in our final message of the NextLife series, we'll see whether the Bible teaches that everyone will be equally happy in heaven.
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Monday, May 29, 2017
Sunday, May 21, 2017
1,000 Things To Do After You Die
Listen to "Who Will Be With You In Heaven?" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 5-21-17
Is heaven boring?
Don't tell me you've never wondered. As much as we who follow Jesus love to worship God, the notion that we won't do anything else in heaven is a little disappointing, isn't it? Maybe even a little frightening.
Relax. It's a myth. The title of my message this Sunday is "1,000 Things to Do After You Die." We won't cover all 1,000, but there will be enough variety to make you look forward to heaven rather than dreading it.
Is heaven boring?
Don't tell me you've never wondered. As much as we who follow Jesus love to worship God, the notion that we won't do anything else in heaven is a little disappointing, isn't it? Maybe even a little frightening.
Relax. It's a myth. The title of my message this Sunday is "1,000 Things to Do After You Die." We won't cover all 1,000, but there will be enough variety to make you look forward to heaven rather than dreading it.
Sunday, May 14, 2017
Who Will Be With You In Heaven?
Listen to "Who Will Be With You In Heaven?" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 5-14-17
What's the best thing about heaven?
What's the best thing about heaven?
You know the right answer: Being with God.
But let's be honest: We long for more than that, don't we? Given a choice, I think we'd all prefer to be with God AND those we love most in this world.
This Sunday at White Pine, we learn from the Bible, whether that is a dream that will or will not come true. I hope to see you there, sitting next to those you most want to be with you in heaven.
Sunday, May 7, 2017
Your Eternal Itinerary
Listen to "Your Eternal Itinerary" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 5-7-17
Last week we gazed at a very attractive--and surprisingly familiar--picture of our eternal home, and my guess is that it reduced your apprehension and heightened your anticipation of heaven.
Last week we gazed at a very attractive--and surprisingly familiar--picture of our eternal home, and my guess is that it reduced your apprehension and heightened your anticipation of heaven.
But did I tell you that our trip to the new heaven and new earth is not a nonstop flight? No? Sorry about that. But no worries--the two layovers that are part of our post-death journey are both better than you can imagine, too.
This Sunday, we will learn what we can expect to enjoy immediately after we die (if Jesus doesn't return first), and what the thousand-plus years between then and the unveiling of the new heaven and new earth will be like.
Monday, May 1, 2017
What Is Heaven Like?
Listen to "What Is Heaven Like?" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 4-30-17
Some people think it's impossible to know what heaven is like until you get there.
But that's not true. Of course there is much about the afterlife that is a mystery, but there are many clues in the Bible about what heaven will be like. This Sunday at White Pine, we begin a five-part study on heaven that, I promise, will make you look forward to going there.
Some people think it's impossible to know what heaven is like until you get there.
But that's not true. Of course there is much about the afterlife that is a mystery, but there are many clues in the Bible about what heaven will be like. This Sunday at White Pine, we begin a five-part study on heaven that, I promise, will make you look forward to going there.
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