Our aspiration should be heaven. A man was asked one day, do you expect to get to heaven? He said, I already live there. And there's that sense that I've got to have heaven on my mind. Heaven can't wait. It's not just a destination, which it is. We started to broadcast. It's a place. Right. But it's an orientation.

It's a mindset.

And as a Christian, I've got to bring that mindset to everything ought to do.

It's an aspiration.

It's a longing.

It should shape my thinking.

It should affect the way I think about money, right?

Because my treasure is in heaven.

It should affect the way I pray because we're told to pray your kingdom come.

It should affect the way I sorrow and suffer because my suffering is not to be compared

to the glory that awaits me.

Sometimes when we think of heaven, we might imagine, you know, like chubby cherubs and pearly gates and glowing halos,

and endless, endless, endless singing.

But if that is all that heaven really is, what hope and relevance does it even have for us today?

Well, fortunately, a biblical view of eternity

can give us far more, way more.

So today's guest, author and pastor Philip DeCorsi, is going to reveal the impact that a

heavenly mindset can have. On your everyday right now life, you are going to hear engaging

stories with, by the way, the most lovely Irish accent. You're going to get theological insights and, best of all,

you are going to get a deep knowledge of scripture.

So let's get a very clear understanding of our inheritance so that we can live the hope of

heaven right now.

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