Randy speaks about Heaven, which will one day be forever located on the New Earth. God’s Word promises us what we can look forward to for eternity: a permanent renewal of the original good creation, and liberation from all of the dysfunctions of the fall. “For behold, I create a new heavens and a new earth, and the former things shall not be remembered or come into mind. But be glad and rejoice forever in that which I create; for behold, I create Jerusalem to be a joy, and her people to be a gladness. I will rejoice in Jerusalem and be glad in my people; no more shall be heard in it the sound of weeping and the cry of distress” (Isaiah 65:17-19). 

In this clip from his conversation with Davey Blackburn with Nothing Is Wasted Ministries, Randy explains where we can find comfort and hope when we feel unsure about a person’s status of faith at death.

In this clip from his conversation with Davey Blackburn from Nothing Is Wasted Ministries, Randy answers the question, “Why is a proper view of suffering imperative?”    

In Randy’s conversation with Davey Blackburn from Nothing Is Wasted Ministries, they discuss the pros and cons of transitioning from pastoring to parachurch ministry.  

In this clip from the memorial service for his friend Bob Atkins Sr., Randy speaks about Jesus’s blood-bought promise of redemption, and our future hope of an eternity with Him and those we love.  

In this clip from the memorial service for his friend Bob Atkins Sr., Randy shares from Scripture about the sovereignty of God and thefuture hope we have of healing from all pain and suffering on the New Earth. 

Randy recorded a message for the memorial service of a long-time friend and fellow church member, Bob Atkins Sr. He shares the hope of Heaven and a future on the New Earth for all who trust in Jesus, where there will be a glorious reunion with Bob, his wife Patty, and many loved ones. 

Our ministry received this letter from a reader of the Heaven book. In her own way, she captures the essence of what has happened in the lives of countless people who for many years were held in bondage by a false view of Heaven. 

Lee Warren is not a rocket scientist, but he is a brain surgeon. He is also a brother who understands both suffering and God’s grace and kindness in the deepest trials. I love Lee’s tender heart and warm wisdom, and both are everywhere evident in his new book Hope Is the First Dose.