Where are the souls of those who have passed from this life into the next? Dr. David Jeremiah shares the parable of Lazarus and the rich man, which paints a clear picture of the answer.

What will your heavenly body be like? Will it allow you to do things that you can’t do now? Will you recognize anyone? Dr. David Jeremiah tackles these questions and others about the differences between our earthly bodies and our heavenly bodies.

If your earthly body has been failing, remember: a brand new, perfected body awaits you in heaven! Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on the differences between our current physical bodies and our future heavenly bodies.

Movies and TV rarely paint an accurate picture of the Christian life, especially when it comes to our future life in heaven. Dr. David Jeremiah shares the reasons why heaven won’t be anything like the dull, dreary place that is often portrayed in the media.

Humorists have long portrayed heaven as the home of angels floating on clouds playing their harps. It's no wonder so many people assume heaven will be boring! Dr. David Jeremiah explodes that myth with biblical reasons why heaven will be anything but dull.

Have you chosen your eternal destination? Drawing from the parable of Lazarus and the rich man, Dr. David Jeremiah explains the decision each of us needs to make about the afterlife.

If your idea of heaven is simply a metaphor for resting in peace after you die, you're in for a very pleasant surprise! Dr. David Jeremiah brings heaven into focus with seven reasons why it’s a real place.

Losing a friend or loved one leads us to wonder what happens after death. Where are the souls of those who have passed from this life into the next? Dr. David Jeremiah shares the parable of Lazarus and the rich man, which paints a clear picture of the answer.

What do you imagine heaven looks like? Is it a vague image of a peaceful afterlife, or is it an actual place? Dr. David Jeremiah brings heaven into focus with seven reasons why it’s not only a real place, but it's a destination worth getting excited about!

Mired in myth and misconception, it is one of the most misunderstood topics in Scripture. When it comes to heaven, do you know all that you should? Dr. David Jeremiah studies the paradise God created to be our eternal home.

If you’re a Christian, you’ve certainly rejoiced in what God has done for you in the past. But have you ever rejoiced in what He’ll do in the future? Dr. David Jeremiah shares why King David did exactly that.

At times, problems seem to lurk around every bend. But we shouldn’t let them prevent us from embracing life’s blessings. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at King David's reflections on God’s goodness and faithfulness.

When King David was discouraged, he hid in a cave wondering if God had forgotten him. Do you visit that cave? Dr. David Jeremiah shares encouragement from Psalm 142.

We can’t always see it coming. We can’t always prevent it. But when trouble enters our life, we can overcome it. Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 46 for practical, proven strategies to gain victory over the crises that come our way.

You probably know someone who’s dealing with such painful problems, you wouldn’t want to be in their shoes. Aren’t you glad God never feels that way? Dr. David Jeremiah offers assurance that no crisis intimidates our Creator. He’s always in control.

Have you ever been caught in a storm because of an incorrect weather report? The storms of life are even less predictable. Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 107 for counsel on finding peace and purpose during life’s unexpected storms.

Sometimes we struggle to see beyond our desperation . But there’s always hope. Dr. David Jeremiah offers counsel from Psalm 107 to help us see beyond our immediate circumstances when we’re feeling helpless.

Discouragement often pairs with its ally, fatigue, to attack slowly and stealthily. Can they be defeated? Dr. David Jeremiah shares a five-step battle plan for victory, based on the outpouring of King David’s heart in Psalm 142.

He always seemed to be in trouble, yet he never failed to worship the Lord. How did King David do it? Dr. David Jeremiah examines the Bible’s instruction to worship God through life’s highs and lows.

When King David was in the depths of discouragement, he hid in a cave, wondering if God had forgotten him. Do you sometimes visit that cave? Dr. David Jeremiah shares the encouraging truth that no cave – literal or figurative – can hide you from God’s love and care.

The twists and turns of life might remind you of a roller coaster, but you don’t have to ride it alone. Dr. David Jeremiah offers a welcome reminder that God is always with you, just as He was for King David through every peak and valley.

Why do we treasure moments when life is smooth sailing? Because experience tells us choppy waves and angry storms will soon return. Dr. David Jeremiah considers how we can rely on God to get us through life's highs and lows.

We all love "mountaintop" experiences that help us feel close to the Lord. But sometimes we find ourselves in the hot, dry desert. Then what? Dr. David Jeremiah shares King David's strategy for dealing with those difficult days in the desert.

God considered David to be a man after His own heart, yet he endured trials throughout his life. What does that mean for us? Dr. David Jeremiah suggests the key to God’s blessing is less about our problems and more about our perspective.

From outside forces to inner conflict, trials can attack us from anywhere. Why does God allow us to endure hardship? Dr. David Jeremiah suggests ways of looking at trials from God’s point of view.

Your first response to hardship probably isn't worship. But Dr. David Jeremiah opens the Psalms to reveal that the more personally you know God, the more natural it is to worship Him – in good times and in hardship.

Have you noticed how trouble produces tunnel-vision? The more you focus on your problems, the harder it is to see anything else – like God’s love and protection. Dr. David Jeremiah shares biblical tools for focusing beyond your present troubles.

Dr. David Jeremiah shares the frustration expressed by young David in Psalm 13, and he tackles a difficult question: What do you do when God’s timing is different from yours?

Life can take us through some rough territory, but God guides His children through it all. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Psalm 121 for God’s promises of protection and preservation through the peaks and valleys of life.

Has your life's journey been bumpy? Are you a little road-weary? Uncertain where to turn? Need help just getting started? Dr. David Jeremiah offers encouragement from the Psalms.

You can give them clever names like “learning opportunities,” but that doesn’t make unpleasant surprises any less painful. Dr. David Jeremiah shares how God uses these events to grow us.

In God’s Word, we read of the rewards that believers will receive from Christ in heaven. Even so, for many of us, those rewards are shrouded in mystery and misunderstanding. Dr. David Jeremiah clears up our confusion with truths from Scripture.

Knowing that believers will be rewarded in heaven for their Christian works and conduct, how does that affect the choices you make here and now? Dr. David Jeremiah considers the practical side of your heavenly rewards.

Before ascending into heaven, Jesus told us that He was going to prepare a place for us. Can you imagine what that place must be like? Dr. David Jeremiah takes us to the book of Revelation and its rich descriptions of the place being prepared for followers of Jesus Christ.

If your vision of heaven is limited to mansions on streets of gold, you’re missing the big picture. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to the book of Revelation for a look at more of the incredible sights we can expect in our eternal home, as well as the meaning of each one.

Worship is more than just the songs we sing in church each week; it’s meant to be a lifestyle. And for believers, a day is coming when it truly will be! Dr. David Jeremiah considers the worship we will enjoy in heaven, free from the distractions of life on earth, for all eternity.