Imagine Heaven: Near-Death Experiences, God's Promises, and the Exhilarating Future That Awaits You

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A part of her wasn't sure as she had a strong feeling that she was already home in that beautiful place. And even if some turn out to be fraudulent (like the boy who made up a near-death story for attention), this does not concern me, because the stories I've chosen could be replaced with many others describing much of the same things. To begin with, it is quite true that heaven is a place of perfect bliss—devoid of all sorrow and sin, full of exultation and enjoyment—a place where grace and peace reign totally unchallenged. Most of the doctors found out that they had to be telling truth about seeing themselves dead because they gave every detail about what got in their charts.

It makes you wonder if you are doing all you should be, and more importantly if you are truly loving others as you should.

Preparation; fast track or deep training with those who are going to run it, with all the training resources from the Log in section.

I've never really thought about what people in Heaven do beyond the popular concept that they are sitting on clouds, playing the harp or ringing bells. Since I had read several books about near-death experiences (NDEs), I didn't expect to find much new in this book. The best part about Heaven that I am taking away is the constant source of the most real and all encompassing love being put out by Jesus, God the Father, angels, and all who are there. Just imagine, that point of life you feared most - the death of your earthly body - suddenly frees you in a way you never anticipated. Imagine Heaven' by John Burke takes readers on a journey through near-death experiences and the stories of those who have seen heaven.When you picture heaven, you’ve probably been taught to think of an ethereal realm full of clouds and blinding light. read with a Bible beside you, discern well, and remember the Socratic condemnation of exclusively using one's experience and then compounding it with other's experiences to prove a claim. Of course, all of us can be deceived, so it's wise to check all claims against Scripture, and as Jesus said, look at the fruit it produces in a life (Matthew 7:16). But if you don't even take that obvious piece of information into account, the argument is still faulty.

Burke is an engineer and a former skeptic and he seems to have written this book with the skeptic in mind, meaning he answered a lot of my (skeptical) questions without seeming defensive (the whole church experience there seems very skeptic friendly, actually). I've already stated many non-religious people - many of whom were previously religious - already know of religious imagery in some way, shape, or form. This isn't so bad; there's nothing wrong with an explicitly Christian book about NDEs evangelising for Christianity.But the one thing tying all of them together is that they have a strong emotional affect on the person who experienced it, and it usually led to them changing their life in some way. I just so happen to walk into this church, my first time in a church as an adult (not counting funerals and weddings), on the first day of this Imagine Heaven series. Sheila had always suffered from severe allergies, and one of the worst allergic reactions she ever had was while undergoing surgery.

Not one biblical person ever gave any recorded account of his or her postmortem experience in the realm of departed souls. Morse, investigated NDEs of kids and discovered that they had many common characteristics with those of adults. Out of these thousands of stories, there are some curious similarities: an overwhelming sense of love and peace, a celestial welcoming committee, a being of bright light.My only issue is that in relating the experiences various people get a mention numerous times within the book and it was at times confusing trying to discriminate who was who! Both Apple and Google state that they ensure that only users who have actually downloaded the app can submit a review. What I read in this book is causing me to think differently and pray harder, lest anyone I love might spend eternity in a place like what they described!