Paul P. Enns Quotes

Jesus’ ultimate prayer for His own people is that they would be in fellowship with Him in heaven forever… Jesus wants us to be with him—and with each other—in His Father’s house.

We can look forward expectantly to a beautified, restored earth where there is complete peace, tranquility and safety. No crime. No storms. Only peace. What a hope!

“When we see one another in heaven, we will have beautiful bodies that will far surpass the beauty of our bodies on this earth.

On this sinful, fallen earth, life will remain difficult, fraught with suffering and sadness. But we are looking forward to heaven—and heaven is always better in every realm than the earth.

Scripture indicates that heaven is not distant but rather… heaven is near—in another realm.

It is only as we focus our thoughts on heaven that we will correctly interpret life on earth.

In heaven we will enjoy a continuity of love in a profound way.

Although believers will not receive their resurrection bodies until the rapture, it is apparent that believers will have bodies in the intermediate state in heaven.

Existence continues at death for the believer in a fuller, more fulfilling way. Death should hold no fear for the believer.

In heaven, “we will have a real body with a real voice—and we will recognize each other’s voice.”

As believers we have no need to fear death. Christ himself assures us of a safe arrival home in heaven!

Every believer departing this old earth …immediately transitions into heaven and is welcomed home by Jesus himself.

During Christ’s millennial reign nothing contrary to righteousness will exist. You will find no liquor shops, night clubs, gambling casinos …ad infinitum on the streets of the kingdom. Logic, and more importantly, Scripture indicates that all immorality will be removed at the inauguration of Christ’s earthly kingdom.

One of the many joys of the millennial kingdom and the eternal state will be the endless discussion, genuine fellowship with one another.

God created man for fellowship… The fall of man ruined that and Paradise—that is, the garden of Eden—was lost, but on the new earth paradise will be regained and God will again fellowship with mankind in a unique sense.