It's nearly impossible for the human mind to comprehend what heaven is like. We've never been there and we've

never talked to someone who has. So it's no wonder we fail to understand the

glories of heaven. Today on Insight for, Chuck Swindall teaches from Revelation

chapters 21 and 22. In this passage, John paints a colorful picture of

our heavenly home using descriptive words inspired by the Holy Spirit.

The imagery helps us sense the liberty we feel when released from our earthly burdens.

Chuck titled his message, Heaven's Magnificent Negatives.

Our Father, our worship of you is at this moment a sweet, meaningful, authentic. Our focus is upon you and our hope is upon the home you have prepared

for us. It is all about you, or God. We shall behold you. We shall see you face to face. And in like manner we give to you now because you are the object of our affection

and the subject of our praise.

You are the one who is great.

Out of the abundance of what you have poured upon us, we have the pleasure of all things giving to you.

We do so gratefully generously in Jesus' name.

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And now the message from Chuck titled Heaven's Magnificent Negatives.

How in the World Do You Describe the inevitable sights and sounds

of an existence beyond time and space.

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