Welcome to the For the Gospel podcast where we provide sound doctrine for everyday people.

I'm your host, Kosti Hinn, and today I'm wrapping up our series on heaven and the afterlife by answering your questions.

And if you're just picking up with us, I'd encourage you to go back and listen to the episodes leading up to this one. I've been

teaching on heaven, on death, separation of the body and the spirit relationships. Are we going

to recognize each other in heaven? What are we going to do in heaven? And then also I touched on hell because what good is a series on heaven in the afterlife if I don't explain

what is hell like? And so that was this last episode, as well as the sensitive question,

do babies who die go to heaven? And what about special needs people who can't make a profession

of faith because of their mental faculties.

All of these things have been answered and discussed in the series up to this point.

So if you're just picking up and you go, oh man, I'd love to know about this, this, that, and the other,

I'd go back, listen, and then let the Q&A be kind of the icing on the cake.

So without further delay, here we go. Number one, you asked, is there time in heaven?

And I would say this. In heaven, we would say time exists, but not as we know it. And what I mean by

that is time exists, meaning there is existence, but not as we know it. Scripture shows us that eternity is not endless clock time.

There's no timer running.

It is simply perfected sequence without delay.

It's just constant, and I would say delay and decay, just to be kind of clever about it.

It's just constant sequence. And there

aren't delays and there isn't a stop. There's no intermission. There's no pause. There's also no

decay and decline. You're just, you're not like getting worse with time. And Revelation

22, verse 5 describes eternity with no day and no night. We talked about that a little bit in the series.

And so it's not timelessness in this, you know, abstract way, but it's unbroken joy and

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