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People often ask what heaven will be like. We know what it will be like.

We'll be like Jesus, body and soul soul, and will enjoy a flesh and blood

eternity.

So wrote the Reverend Dr. Matthew C. Harrison, president of the Lutheran Church, Missouri

Senate in the September issue of the Lutheran Witness on a Lutheran Theology of the Body.

To pick up your copy, visit cpH.org slash witness or visit the Lutheran Witness magazine

website, witness.witness.org. The Lutheran Witness helping you interpret the world from a Lutheran

perspective.

We are often unclear by what we mean when we say that man is made in the image of God.

There are several ways that can be understood, especially in our modern culture.

But how should we understand it in light of what scripture teaches about man being made in the image and likeness of God? It's something that's repeated several times in the Old Testament.

Welcome back to Issues, Etcetera. I'm Todd Wilkin, joining us to answer those questions and more.

Pastor Christopher Eskitt, senior pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Alexandria, Virginia,

fifth vice president of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Senate.

He's author of the book Disordered Lies about human nature and the truth that sets us free,

and a column for the latest edition of the Lutheran Witness magazine titled A New Creation.

Pastor Eskitt, welcome back.

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