What if heaven is not an escape from earth—but God’s plan to restore it?

In this Friday night message (January 23), we step into a scriptural exploration of the New Heaven and the New Earth, tracing a breathtaking thread from Genesis to Revelation. Rather than treating eternity as something distant, abstract, or ethereal, this teaching invites us to take Scripture at face value—literal, tangible, and profoundly hopeful.

Why does Revelation end where Genesis began?

What does it really mean when God says, “Behold, I make all things new”?

Is creation being destroyed—or redeemed?

Together, we examine the language of Scripture, the promises of resurrection, the descent of the New Jerusalem, and the long-forgotten expectation of the early church: God dwelling with humanity again—on a renewed earth. Along the way, we confront common assumptions about heaven, challenge allegorical shortcuts, and rediscover why the resurrection is central to the gospel itself.

This message is not about speculation—it’s about hope.

A hope rooted in Scripture.

A hope you can hold onto.

A hope that changes how we live now.

If you’ve ever wondered what eternity is really about—or sensed that the story is bigger than you were told—this teaching is an invitation to look again.