Our Last Move: Questions About Heaven, II

Our series on Heaven continues as questions are addressed. Questions about Our Last Move are critical to the development of our faith and the growth of our hope.

Our Last Move: Questions About Heaven

We will begin to wrap-up our series on Our Last Move by addressing questions people have about heaven. Because of the number of questions, it will take two or three weeks.

Our Last Move: Getting Ready

As we near the end of this series on Our Last Move, we will focus on Getting Ready. Dwight Moody once said, “Heaven is a prepared place for prepared people.” We prepare by removing distractions that cloud our view, and by forming a vision of the rewards that await us.

Our Last Move: Who Gets In?

One of the oldest questions debated is, “Who gets into heaven?” And just about every religious group has an answer that matches the template of their fellowship. This Sunday, in our series, Our Last Move, we will explore the common views, and what Jesus has to say on the subject.

Our Last Move: Will We Be Bored?

People often ask, “What will we do in heaven?” We look forward to retirement or vacation because we an idea of what we will be doing. How can we look forward to heaven if we no clue of our activities there? This Sunday, Our Last Move: Will We Be Bored? We will examine five different activities that should deeply encourage us.

Our Last Move

In our third installment of Our Last Move, we will get into some Glimpses of our final home. Jesus promised (John 14:1-4) that He would personally be involved in our eternal residence. Jesus also promised a restoration of everything (Acts 3:21), so receiving glimpses can be helpful for the physical part of our journey.

Our Last Move

This Sunday, our second installment of Our Last Move, Our Perception Of Heaven. Our study will provide the background to why we believe what we believe about heaven. Paul made it clear that God has revealed what our perception must be about our final home.

Our Last Move

In my 70 years, I have moved 24 times in 5 different states. I have lived in my present location for 15 years. This Sunday, a series on Our Last Move. The New Testament provides glimpses of our last move. If we are ineffective in this world, it is because we have stopped thinking about the world to come.

Themes And Traditions II

Last week, we studied four of the seven major Christian groups – themes and traditions. This Sunday, in our second part, we will examine the remaining three major Christian groups. What can we learn from each tradition, and what can we agree upon?

Themes And Traditions

For the next two weeks, we will have a conversation about Themes And Traditions. First century Judaism was divided into five major religious sects. Likewise, modern Christendom is divided into seven major religious sects. How did Jesus address the sects of His day, and what can we learn about us as observe our differences?

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