
Paul completed the chapter on love with words by saying we now see through a poor reflection as in a mirror, but then we shall know fully as we are known.
There are many things about heaven and life after death that I find no specific answer to in the Bible. I know it is a beautiful place where there will be no more sin, sickness, nor death. Also it is a place where I will be in the presence of God, Jesus, and all my Christian family and friends and live forever: what more could one ask? Yet if I wrote a book about heaven, much would be based on my thoughts and not facts that I can confirm. However, in chapter twenty of Revelation, we have an awesome description of heaven.
Some have remarked that when they arrive in heaven, the questions they will ask God, but I believe we will be so amazed with God and the things He has prepared for us that we will not have any more questions: only praise and thanks!
In the meantime let’s look forward to that time with faith, hope, and love: for it is through faith in Jesus that we become God’s heirs and joint heirs with Jesus. And
until His appearing or calling us home, we exercise hope for things anticipated, and God’s love will sustain us until that time.
Father, thank You for love I did not deserve, but a love that knew what You could accomplish through the years with a sinful life like mine. That task is not completed;
so continue to refine me into the likeness of Jesus, give me grace and strength to
remain faithful. And thank You in His Name. Amen.