Many of these concepts are fleshed out imaginatively in my novels Deadline, Dominion, Edge of Eternity, Lord Foulgrin’s Letters, The Ishbane Conspiracy, and Safely Home. Some are developed in a different form in my nonfiction book In Light of Eternity. All are addressed in my book Heaven.
Questions and Answers Related to Near-Death Experiences
Related Q & A: Will the New Earth simply be a return to Eden and will we become like Adam and Eve were?
Related Q&A: Immediate Heaven vs. Eternal Heaven
How probable is it that right now in the intermediary Heaven is the new city of Jerusalem?
What Are the New Jerusalem’s Dimensions?
Are we really supposed to think about heaven?
Is Heaven a real place, a tangible reality?
Earth’s not our home...or is it?
Will Heaven really change locations?
Shouldn’t we long for a disembodied unearthly existence?
What will the ultimate Heaven be like?
What will our relationship with God be like in Heaven?
Will heaven be an eternal naptime or vacation? Or will we have activities and responsibilities?
Will there be animals in Heaven? (text answer)
Will there be animals in Heaven? (video answer)
Will we (or loved ones) become angels when we go to heaven?
In heaven, will we be disembodied spirits floating in the clouds, or will we have bodies?
After death but prior to the resurrection, what will we be like?
What will our arrival in heaven be like?
In what sense will believers be judged in heaven?
Will we know everything in heaven?
Will we continue to change, grow, and learn once we get to heaven?
Will time no longer exist in heaven?
Once in heaven, will people know and recognize those they knew on earth?
In heaven, will we have our own places to live?
Will there be privacy in heaven?
Will there be private ownership in heaven?
Do people now in heaven remember what happened on earth?
Do people now in heaven pray for those on earth?
You say in your book that people in Heaven can witness events happening on earth. But what about Isaiah 65:17, which says in heaven “the former things will not be remembered, nor will they come to mind”?“But we’re promised there won’t be crying or pain in heaven. How could we be aware of bad things on earth? Surely it couldn’t be heaven for us if we knew these things.”
Why don’t we think more about heaven?
Is heaven really worth getting excited about?