Hi, I'm Robert Jeffress, and I'm glad to serve as your Bible teacher every day on this great radio station.

On today's edition of Pathway to Victory, many people, even Christians, have fallen for the myth

that heaven is going to be a place of perpetual boredom populated by boring people,

and nothing could be further from the truth.

Today, as we continue our series of Place Called Heaven, we're going to attempt to answer the question,

what will we do in heaven?

Welcome to Pathway to Victory, with author and pastor Dr. Robert Jeffress.

The Bible teaches that heaven will be a paradise, where all believers will live forever in the presence of God.

Yet a lot of Christians are almost dreading their future in heaven because they're worried that heaven's going to be boring.

Today on Pathway to Victory, Dr. Robert Jeffress reveals what our eternal home will really be like.

Now here's our Bible teacher to introduce today's message.

Dr. Jeffress?

Thanks, David, and welcome again to Pathway to Victory.

If you want to expose the fallacy of major religious beliefs, it's important to study their convictions about eternity.

Some of the notions about life after death are quite shocking, and Christians have an entirely different belief about heaven.

I've written a brochure that clearly shows you how biblical beliefs about heaven differ from religions like Mormonism, Buddhism, and Hinduism.

The brochure is called What Seven World Religions Teach About Heaven, and I'm pleased to send you a copy as my gift to you when you request it from ptv.org.

And then, just before we begin today's message, I'll remind you that I've written an inspirational gift book called Encouragement from a Place Called Heaven.

This book is different than my original book on heaven, a place called heaven.

Looking back on the past few years, I think you'll agree that the convergence of multiple crises made our head span.

In some ways, reading the daily news became a slog.

Well, I'm convinced that our entire perspective will be transformed when we spend a couple of minutes reflecting on our eternal reward.

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