Heaven and Hell - Part 1

Episode 11 of the David Pawson Ministry Podcast podcast, hosted by David Pawson Ministry CIO, titled "Heaven and Hell - Part 1" was published on November 18, 2024 and runs 79 minutes.

November 18, 2024 ·79m · David Pawson Ministry Podcast

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Summary

Return of Christ A message of hope and warning to believers “Many of us have an ambiguous attitude towards the future. We have a mixture of fascination and fear. We would like to know what is going to happen, but then we are not quite sure that we would like to know.” With insight borne of a lifetime of study and preaching, David Pawson guides you through the biblical teaching on the Second Coming and the last things (death, judgment, heaven, and hell). In his warm and engaging style, David provides both a challenge and comfort to those who have, perhaps for the first time, found themselves considering the question of mortality and the afterlife. In doing so, he addresses pertinent questions such as: What will happen when Christ returns? When will that be? What is hell? Who will go there? What will heaven be like? Will our relationships be the same there? How should we prepare for the afterlife now? Drawing on the teachings of Jesus, David urges us to heed Christ’s warnings about birth pangs or signals and spiritual and physical struggle in the End Times. He challenges Christians to treat life as a preparation for the world to come and to find comfort in the promise of heaven where “God will wipe away all tears from their eyes.”

Episode Description

Return of Christ

A message of hope and warning to believers

“Many of us have an ambiguous attitude towards the future. We have a mixture of fascination and fear. We would like to know what is going to happen, but then we are not quite sure that we would like to know.”

With insight borne of a lifetime of study and preaching, David Pawson guides you through the biblical teaching on the Second Coming and the last things (death, judgment, heaven, and hell). In his warm and engaging style, David provides both a challenge and comfort to those who have, perhaps for the first time, found themselves considering the question of mortality and the afterlife. In doing so, he addresses pertinent questions such as:

What will happen when Christ returns? When will that be? What is hell? Who will go there? What will heaven be like? Will our relationships be the same there? How should we prepare for the afterlife now?

Drawing on the teachings of Jesus, David urges us to heed Christ’s warnings about birth pangs or signals and spiritual and physical struggle in the End Times. He challenges Christians to treat life as a preparation for the world to come and to find comfort in the promise of heaven where “God will wipe away all tears from their eyes.”