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What Heaven will be like?

Explaining what Heaven will be like is a profound and comforting subject. Let's delve into it.


1. **Recognition of Loved Ones:**

1 Corinthians 13:12 (NIV) says, "For now we see only a reflection as in a mirror; then we shall see face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I am fully known." This verse suggests that we will know and be known fully in Heaven, which implies that we will recognize our loved ones.


2. **Reconciliation of Relationships:**

Regarding strained relationships or conflicts, Revelation 21:4 (NIV) speaks of God wiping away every tear, signifying healing emotional wounds. We can hope for reconciliation, forgiveness, and restoring strained relationships in Heaven.


3. **Ex-Spouses:**

The Bible doesn't specifically address the status of ex-spouses in Heaven. However, it emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and love. In Heaven, the focus will be on God's love; past relationships will take a backseat (forever!).


**Insights:**

Heaven is a place of eternal joy, peace, and perfect communion with God. It transcends our earthly understanding. While we may have questions about specific relationships, we can trust that God's love and justice will prevail. Our primary focus in Heaven will be our relationship with God.


In my ministry role as a Biblical Counselor, I always reassure people that Heaven offers hope for reconciliation and healing. In addition, I encourage them to seek forgiveness and restoration in their earthly relationships while trusting in God's ultimate plan for eternity.


Pastor Terry

 
 
 

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