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Category Archives: Eternal life
Limits of medicine and cosmetology
The progress of medicine and the ingenuity of cosmetology reach a frustrating end. Continue reading
Posted in Death, Eternal life, Eternal security, Fear of death, Meaning in life, Meaning of life
Tagged brevity of life, cosmetology, Death, eternal life, Hope, Medicine
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Action plan for facing trials
When God shrinks the size of my trials and enlarges my perspective with hope. Continue reading
Posted in Book of James, Eternal life, James, Loss, Sadness, Spiritual transformation, Suffering, Trials, Wisdom
Tagged Book of James, James 1, responding to trials, teaching about trials, Trials
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Why desire of heaven?
Think about it. Christ went into heaven itself to appear in the presence of God for us. Continue reading
Deeply acquainted with your death
Are you dancing lightly on the surface of the earth and ready to leave at a moment’s notice? Continue reading
Posted in Death, Eternal life, Eternal security, Fear of death, Heaven, Loss, Sadness, Wisdom
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Profession vs. Possession of Salvation
It is questionable whether anyone who reasons, `Now that I am a Christian, I can live as I please’, has really been converted. Continue reading
Do people in heaven exist as disembodied spirits?
If someone who knows Jesus Christ as Savior dies today, she goes directly to heaven. She leaves her physical body on earth until the resurrection. But will she exist as a disembodied spirit throughout the intermediate time between death and resurrection? Continue reading
Posted in Afterlife, Biblical Eschatology, Eschatology, Eternal life, Heaven, Life, Resurrection
Tagged after death, before the ressurection, Death, Heaven, heavenly bodies, life after death
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What should we think about hell?
The variety of themes that converge about final judgment provide excellent material for small group discussion or even a theology class. Continue reading
Posted in Eternal life, Final judgment, Hell
Tagged eternal punishment, final judgment, Hell, Judgment
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Eternal significance of good works
What is the eternal significance to our earthly lives? Continue reading
You will be resurrected
How final is death? Should we expect to be resurrected? Continue reading
Posted in Death, Death of Christ, Eternal life, Fear of death, feeling hopeless, Funeral, Grieving, Hope?, Loss, Resurrection
Tagged bodily resurrection, Easter, life after death, Resurrection
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Inspired by a dear friend
At his memorial gathering, I summarized Mark’s life with seven vignettes that characterized my dear friend. Consider and be motivated by each one. Continue reading