I mean, if your life stinks, if you're broke and everything hurts and nobody likes you, you got no problem longing for heaven.

But if your life is full, if you got a family that you love being a part of, you got possessions you enjoy, it is much easier for you to forget all about eternity. Welcome back to the Summit Life podcast with J.D. Greer. I'm Molly Bittovich. Before we jump in today,

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Now, back to our series in the book of Revelation.

It's just getting good.

Revelation 6 to 7 is essential to understanding the very culmination of biblical history

when people from all tribes,

nations, and tongues will worship God together. So let's listen in now. Here's Pastor J.D.

I want us to stand together at all of our campuses. If we could, together for the reading of God's word.

This is how we will do it this week.

Okay, everybody stand.

Revelation 7, as I read it to you.

Revelation 7, verse 9, after this, John said,

I looked and behold a great multitude that no one could number.

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