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I want you to turn to John 14
if you will please.
How many are ready for a good word
of rejoicing?
How many are ready?
Okay, John 14.
Folks, I'm ready just to shout because God's
faithful.
I thrill at how God is going to
bless this family more than it's ever been
blessed.
That's not just throwing something out in the
air.
I believe that, pastors believe that, and I
know you believe that too.
I'm going to speak about heaven.
Where's an amen here?
Is that a good word or isn't it?
I asked Pastor Carter if he'd ever preached
on heaven because I don't remember preaching on
heaven.
Maybe I did.
I'd have to go over my figures.
At my age, I don't remember last week,
let alone.
I asked Pastor Carter if he preached on
heaven.
He said, well, one time, years ago I
guess it was, and halfway through his message,
he turned to me and said, I don't
know much about this subject.
I feel like I know less and less.
I said, just go on.
You're doing all right.
Pastor Neal has never preached on heaven.
Have you preached on heaven?
You don't know.
I'll tell you why.
There's not much in the Bible about it,
about paradise.
Jesus never sat down with his disciples and
gave them an eye view of what paradise
is like.
You can hear Jesus say to the thief
on the cross, today you'll be with me
in paradise.
He never sat down, Jesus never sat down
with the disciples to give them a glimpse
of the glories of heaven.
Paul the apostle said he was in the
third heaven.
The Hebrews believed that there were three layers.
That was the atmosphere of the first heaven.
That's where we breathe.
And then there's a second layer of heaven.
That's where the stars and the sun and
the moon are.
And then the third heaven, that was where
God was.
Paul, taking up that Greek thought or Hebrew
thought, said, I was taken up into the
third heaven, and I saw, heard things that
are unutterable, that can't be spoken or understood
by human mind.
He said, if I tried to explain, I
don't have words.
I can't describe what I went on.
But whatever he saw so moved him that
from that time on he wanted to go
home.
He wanted to be with the Lord.
He thanked God for life.
He thanked God for ministry.
But his heart was anxious to go to
that eternal city to be with Jesus.
Now, what's heaven like?
I don't know.
I can't stand here and give you.
I've heard dreams and visions.
And one evangelist said he saw the mansion
of Evangelist So-and-so.
And then there was a man there that
was probably more honorable.
And he said, well, yours was bigger.
And then there was a man over here,
really famous.
And he said, but yours was the biggest.
Folks, that's not what heaven is about.
The Bible gives very light.
We do know that the throne of God
is there.
And we know that Jesus is seated at
the right hand of the throne.
We know that multitudes are going to be
there, which no man can number.
We know that when we get there, we're
going to be face to face with Jesus.
And everyone there is going to have access,
immediate access to Christ and the Father.
We're going to have access, the Bible says
very clearly.
We know that when we get there, we
will not just suddenly come upon full knowledge.
But all through eternity, we are going to
learn more and more about his creation.
Folks, we're going to an amazing school.
We're going to a place where we are
going to be learning things that could not
be contained by the human mind.
We're going to have the mind of Christ
that is unlimited.
And, folks, there is knowledge.
And there is so much that he wants
to tell us, not about the past.
He will tell us all about redemption and
all of those glorious things.
But he's going to teach us about even
the things to come, the assignments that we're
going to receive.
It's not going to be just sitting there
and having church all day.
The angels don't do that.
The angels are ministers.
Man, the angels came down and visited.
They came to the earth.
They did so many things.
The angel of the Lord camps around about
them that fear him, lest they dash a
foot against a stone.
The reason that if the angels have that
joy of ministering to the Lord, we're called
kings and priests on that day.
Kings and priests.
And that means that we're going to have
assignments.
That suggests to me that there may be
worlds that we cannot comprehend right now.
Worlds not to be conquered, not that need
to be redeemed, but something glorious beyond anything
we knew.
He said, in fact, the faithful servants were
given rulership over kingdoms, ten cities, five cities.
And, folks, there is a world out there
that we cannot comprehend.
We have a solar system here.
It revolves around the sun, racing through space.
They say it's five billion miles in diameter,
a blazing sun.
But, folks, scientists and astrologists have found that
this is one of the smallest of all
the systems.
There are other systems all one upon another
with other suns.
Our sun and our solar system is the
smallest sun in the universe.
That out of this universe, you can't.
There's no end to space.
If you get on a spaceship and you
were pummeled out there, there's no end.
You'd be drifting through eternity.
There is kingdom.
I was reading
a message of
a godly Puritan pastor.
He was trying to talk to his congregation
about the limitless of time, the limitless of
eternity.
Don't try to figure out eternity that God
always was and always will be.
There's no beginning.
There's no end.
You could lose your mind.
Don't go there.
But he tried to explain the limitless.
And he said, consider the earth as a
ball of sand, 25,000 miles in diameter.
And every year, a little bird comes, every
thousand years, every thousand years a bird comes
and takes away one grain of sand.
And should he finish the job, and I
don't even think it could be estimated, eternity
would only start.
Amazing.
So much that we don't know and can't
comprehend.
Now, I can't tell you what heaven is
like.
I don't know what's there, but I can
tell you what's not there.
And I think the best way to understand
heaven is to figure out what is not
in heaven, because he said he'd go make
everything new.
It's going to be the opposite of what
we see here.
So if we see the negative side, maybe
the positive side will open up.
Now, I'm going to give you just a
list.
I had I had I want to call
it fun.
I had I just got happy listening.
These things are not going to be in
heaven.
I had to get up and walk around.
Now, you can add to this list.
This is going to be the simplest sermon
you've probably ever heard.
I think I've said that before.
But let me just go down this list.
There's going to be no sea there, the
Bible says.
That's in Revelation, because Revelation 21 gives a
glimpse into that eternal city of God coming
down out of heaven.
See, there's going to be a new heaven
and a new earth.
Some think that it's just going to be
purified by fire.
God doesn't do this.
It's going to be new.
All things are going to be new.
And he said there are going to be
worlds without end.
And so when Jesus ascended, he didn't go
to the third heaven.
He went.
The Bible said he went beyond the heavens
of heavens.
He ascended to the father.
But see, the Bible says in Revelation 2,
21, one, and there was no sea there.
That means no more tsunamis.
No more hurricanes.
No more typhoons.
No more hundreds of thousands dying from these
upheavals coming from the sea.
Scientists are now predicting on the West Coast.
I mean, they're based there primarily that the
greatest threat from the sea is about to
come.
Secondly, there are no more handkerchiefs.
No more tear glands.
No more Kleenex.
And God shall wipe away all tears from
their eyes.
Verse 4.
No more funeral parlors.
No more caskets.
No more cemeteries.
No more dying.
And there shall be no death there.
No SIDS.
No sudden infant death syndromes.
No more standing in front of caskets.
No more sorrow.
No more crying.
No more mourning.
Because nobody dies.
You die once.
You get resurrected.
You never die again.
Now, you know that.
But Paul reminds herself of it.
And that's what we're doing this morning.
Third, no more drug stores.
No hospitals.
No doctors, nurses.
No more painkillers.
No more ambulances.
No more prescriptions.
For there shall be no more pain.
You think of the mother and daughter we
brought in from the Midwest.
We got a letter and brought her in
because her son, the mother's son, the son
was in such excruciating pain.
And for seven years, the doctors couldn't find
it.
They couldn't find it.
And he was on heavy pain medication.
And after seven years, because the doctors gave
up on him, he took an overdose and
committed suicide.
And then remember the 15-year-old daughter
that was here?
We wheeled her around in a wheelchair.
She, too.
She was a dancer.
She was a very brilliant student and was
probably going to be a Rhodes Scholar and
won many prizes.
And she, too, was in pain and undiagnosed.
They can't diagnose.
They don't know what it is.
And a doctor said on a pain scale
of 10, she's 14.
And if they give her the pain medication
necessary to touch her pain, it would kill
her within three months.
And we still pray for that.
But you know, one of these days, she's
going to have a body that knows no
more pain.
Folks, that's when you begin to just take
these words lightly.
There shall be no more pain.
I remember when our granddaughter, 12-year-old
Tiffany, with a brain tumor, and I remember
the cries of that little girl, especially in
the last week.
Her whole body would shake with pain.
I had to lay over the bed and
hold her feet.
And her dad had to lay on her
arms to hold her whole body, the head
to the feet, just trembling and shaking violently.
And that's when, after she came out of
the spells, I would say, Granddad, I want
to go to be with Jesus.
She couldn't handle the pain.
And then the Lord spoke to her, I
want you to come home.
There'll be no more.
Now, she's home where there's no pain.
That scripture means something to me.
No more pain.
No more fearful there.
No unbelievers there.
No abominable thing.
No murderers.
No witches.
No liars.
Fearful because of murderers.
Did you read in the paper that elderly
couple the day before yesterday when the heat
factor was 105 here in New York City
and they were found dead?
They had sealed the windows tight and the
doors, everything.
And one of the neighbors had questioned me
as they were doing it.
They did it, and I don't know whether
they left a note or not, because they
were so afraid that they would be attacked.
They were so afraid that someone would come
and murder them or somebody would come and
beat them up.
So they sealed themselves in and suffocated themselves.
I picked up the paper yesterday, a pedophile
who was caught by the law molesting a
child.
He just burned it out.
I've molested 200 the day before yesterday.
And when you think of that, think of
what the scripture is saying.
No more murderers.
No more pedophiles.
None of these abominations in that new world.
Oh, thank God.
Day is coming when those things will no
longer worry and fret the mind, especially of
the elderly and mothers and fathers who have
little children.
There are no moving vans in heaven.
We'll never move again.
I've moved over 19 times.
I don't know how many times you've moved.
Jesus said, let not your heart be troubled.
In my Father's house are many mansions.
If that were not so, I would have
told you I go to prepare a place
for you.
I read of a woman who heard that
from a preacher, and she said, if there
are going to be numbers of people there,
believers, and God's people, you can't number.
It's beyond numbering.
She said, how will God have room for
all these mansions, all these habitations?
Folks, forget about it.
Some interpreters, some Bible editions call it dwelling
places.
All I can tell you is that if
Jesus is building it, it's something glorious.
Don't think of brick and mortar because it's
in another realm.
It's a realm we can't understand.
It's not a material thing.
You see, in this new world, the bodies
go through material things, go through solids.
Jesus walked through the walls of this body,
and he said, our bodies are going to
be like unto his.
And he appeared to the disciples in a
closed room.
The door was locked or closed, and Jesus
suddenly appears.
These new bodies, I don't know what the
molecular structure is.
I don't know how God's going to do
it.
But it's not a material thing.
I believe it's going to be real in
the terms of this new realm.
And I believe it's going to be glorious.
And if you stop to think with Jesus,
I'm going to prepare a place for you.
Every one of us, there is an eternal
home.
And folks, if all it was that we
see Jesus and had access to him all
through eternity, that would be heaven enough.
But he says, no, I'm bringing you home
so that you can live where I live.
And I believe this is all my heart.
I'm not too moved.
I thank God if there are streets of
such such kind of gold.
But in that realm, that has to have
another meaning because it's clear like clear glass.
It's something.
There's something there.
There's a river, no sea, but there's a
river there called the River of Gladness.
Evidently, when you drink of this, you get
gladder than you were.
Do you think there's any end to gladness?
Do you think you can reach a peak?
I don't think you can reach a peak
on anything in heaven.
I think it's constant growth, constant revelation, constant
joy, ever increasing.
If it's ever increasing here, God, I don't
want it to stop when I get to
heaven.
Is this too simple for you?
The point Jesus is making, this is home.
I go and prepare a place for you
and I will come again and receive you
to myself that where I am there, you
may be also.
And I believe Jesus is saying, I'm going
to show you your place.
When you come, I'll be the one who
takes you to your place.
There are no cripples there, no blind, no
deaf, no wheelchairs, no hospitals.
No decaying bodies.
Bible said we're going to have new bodies
in heaven.
Paul, the apostle, has quite a bit to
say about these new bodies.
You know that.
That's nothing new.
When I say we're going to have new
bodies, we all know that.
We've heard it over and over again.
But Paul, the apostle, had a lot to
say about these new bodies.
He took much time in the Scripture, especially
in 1 Corinthians, the 15th chapter.
Some men, Paul say, will say, how are
the dead raised up?
In what form of body do they come?
What kind of body are we going to
have in the resurrection?
He said the body that goes into the
ground is not the one that's coming out.
The Scripture said the body that is sowed,
in other words, the body that's buried in
the ground, is not the body which shall
be.
For God shall give it a body that
pleases himself.
Our bodies are sowed, the Scripture says, buried,
a natural body.
And it's raised as a spiritual body.
It's sown in corruption.
It is raised in incorruption.
It is sown in weariness.
It is raised in power.
The Bible doesn't teach that the Lord and
the resurrection is going to go and find
every tooth, every hair, and go to the
sea.
And all those who have been buried at
the sea and find the bones and the
remains and put it all back together.
He said that's not the body.
Flesh cannot inherit the kingdom of God.
Flesh and bone cannot inherit the kingdom of
God.
Their graves are going to open.
I don't know when, how, and where the
Holy Spirit brings into being this new body,
eternal, prepared for eternity.
That is given a heavenly language that everybody
will understand.
This body that can never corrupt.
This body now that bears the image of
the holy and the righteous.
I don't know at what moment he does
it.
And I don't believe we can figure it
out.
But we do know that the resurrection out
comes a new body, a glorified body.
In a moment, Paul said, in the twinkling
of an eye, at the last trumpet, for
the trumpet shall sound, the dead shall be
raised incorruptible, and we shall all be changed.
Hallelujah.
In the twinkling of an eye.
Now think of it.
Where this leads.
All of the millions of the dead and
dying children of all ages.
All those children who have died in Africa
of AIDS.
All the children who have died of diseases.
All the children of all ages are going
to be resurrected.
Heaven is not a place without children.
That's that was the joy of Jesus.
He said of such as the kingdom of
God.
What an amazing thought of millions upon millions
of children who have been bombed to pieces
in the wars.
All of the children that have died of
various diseases and wasted away, resurrected with new
bodies, fathers and mothers and loved ones.
Some buried in sealed caskets, their bodies withered.
My mother withered away to almost nothing.
A decrepit shadow of a woman.
On that day, my mother is with Christ
now.
You can take joy and comfort in that.
I'm going to draw this to close just
a minute, but I have to know clocks
in heaven.
Times will be no more.
No more wristwatches.
John said that.
And this is in Revelation 10 chapter.
John saw an angel that appeared.
He was standing on earth in the sea.
And John said he raised a hand.
And when he raised the hands, he swore
by him that lives forever and ever.
And all created heavens and earth and all
things that are in there.
He raised his hands that there should be
time no more.
And suddenly time no longer exists.
Not centuries, not decades, not months, not weeks,
not moments, not seconds.
Times will be no more.
Imagine just a great circle of maybe a
rope, big circle.
And that's eternity.
No ending, no beginning.
And God cuts out a little piece.
And calls it time.
Doesn't disturb the circle.
Circle comes back together and out of it.
God gives human nature.
Gives it to the earth and gives it
to us.
This time.
With our own human will.
To make the best of it.
To learn to be like Christ.
He gives it and then suddenly time is
cast aside.
In heaven, you see, people wonder how can
God, God's individual open the book and read
the life and all the things that have
been done.
There are millions and millions and millions of
the judgment seat.
And how can how much time is it
going to take?
Well, folks, there'll be there'll be no time.
There's no major.
In our time, it could take a million
years and nobody.
The time can't be considered.
No one feels time.
Nobody recognizes time.
It's not even an issue.
So majestic that human mind can't conceive.
Glory be to God.
There shall be time no more.
Paul sums it up with this admonition.
You must earnestly desire this heaven, your new
home and your new body.
He said earnestly desire.
Who's going to heaven?
Those who are under the blood, those redeemed
by the finished work of the cross.
But then Paul goes on.
He said, my body, the church of Jesus
Christ.
You must earnestly, earnestly desire.
I read it to you.
This is Second Corinthians five, twelve and eight.
For we know that if we this earthly
house of this tabernacle will be dissolved.
We have a building of God, a house
not made with hands eternal in the heavens.
For in this body we grown, but we
earnestly desire to be clothed upon with our
house, which is from heaven.
We earnestly look for that.
Folks, this is just to remind you, these
are the things that are not in heaven.
Those of the opposite.
Everything is going to be contrary to this
world.
And I hope that gives you just a
little more of.
Scripture that can give you hope.
I can't help believing in closing that.
There's going to be a victory march.
In glory.
Paul speaks of a gathering.
The angels are going to gather the elect
from the four corners of the earth.
And Jesus talks of the scripture, talks and
Jesus talks about the victory.
Paul talks about the victory.
And I can't believe that there's not going
to be some great march.
There's an old song, say, when the saints
go marching in.
I see this in my mind.
I can't give you scripture for it, but
I feel it in my spirit that there's
going to be some great march.
And then the front of that march coming
in to that eternal city.
Into that new world will be these multitudes
of children.
All of these from all the ages.
Now, when they sang in the temple, the
Hosannas of Christ, could you imagine the sound?
And all these little orphans and all the
others know that they now have a father.
And they begin to shout.
What a sound that will be.
What a heavenly sound.
All the voice of these children.
I believe that in that march.
Then come the martyrs.
All of those who cried justice are now
crying holy, holy.
Those who wanted justice because of the others
are going to be martyred.
Those that were beheaded in that parade.
I can see them still putting their hand
on their head.
I have a head.
Those that were sauna.
You say this is far fetched.
Those that are sauna Sunday.
Don't you believe that they're going to be
rejoicing as they look at this new body
in one piece?
Can you imagine the praises of those who
were burned into fires to ashes?
Imagine all of the shouts and the singing
of the martyrs of all the ages.
And then behind.
Even though these that are in are part
of the Church of Jesus Christ.
Main body of the Church of Jesus Christ.
Those that were drug addicts, alcoholics, prostitutes.
Those who were bound by sin and set
free and delivered the Church of Jesus Christ.
And meeting that parades a little woman who
gave two pennies into the offering.
When Jesus was there and say this woman
is given more than all the rich.
And all of those little beggars and all
of those little widows have prayed.
All these little grandmothers that have given their
pennies and their dollars.
And prayed and given themselves to prayer and
seek in the face of God.
Those widows and the poor and the mothers
with their babies and children.
Are going to come marching with the Church
of Jesus Christ.
And Paul the Apostle said.
I was I was staggered at the sound
I heard.
He said it's what I heard.
He heard a preview of the singing and
the praising and the shouts of God.
And folks, I can't describe it.
But I if we are going to remember
the joyful things and things of Christ.
That we enjoy here at Times Square Church.
I want you on that day to remember
what I'm telling you.
If you think we shot here.
If you think we praise God here.
To be a part of the eternal body
of Jesus Christ of all ages.
With all the prophets.
With all the Moses and Abraham and Isaac
and Jacob.
And Paul the Apostle.
The disciples.
And all those of the First Church of
Pentecost.
The 120 in the upper room.
And man it staggers the imagination.
The company you're going to have.
You and I in eternity to hear their
stories.
We stand.
Lord, I hear the words of the Apostle
Paul.
Earnestly desiring.
Earnestly yearning.
In this body we groan.
We groan at the pain.
We groan at all of these things.
But Lord in our hearts.
Don't let us lose that joy.
Don't let us lose that anticipation.
We thank you.
We're not looking for escape.
This is not escapism.
We're looking for that time Lord that we
dwell in your presence.
Where we will be with you eternally.
Be able to minister to you.
Lord, I want you to heal hearts here
that are groaning.
Hearts now that can't even comprehend what I'm
saying.
Because they're not looking that far ahead.
They're just looking for tomorrow.
Just looking past this day.
Because what they've gone through this past week
or these few days.
It's been overwhelming.
This groaning Paul speaks of.
Lord, I ask you to minister to them.
Minister to their spirits right now we pray.
Look this way if you will.
I didn't.
I wasn't looking for a shout.
I just wanted to remind you a little
bit of the hope that you and I
have.
But I just said this and it's a
key to what I want to say about
this invitation.
Upstairs in the balcony and those in the
annex.
You came to this church this morning.
You may be visiting for the first time.
And you couldn't hear much of what I
said today.
Because of the condition and the problem that
you're going through now.
We can pray for you.
And you can come forward with others that
come.
And we'll believe God with you that the
Holy Spirit will break through to your heart.
First of all, to remind you that God
sees and hears you.
He knows what you're going through.
The eye is on you.
The eye of God is on you.
He knows your pain.
He knows what you're going through.
Others that are backslidden and cold toward Jesus.
And you want prayer this morning.
And it's not just well I want to
go to heaven.
It's right now I want to be covered
by the blood of Christ.
I want peace right now.
I want something in the here and now.
I want the joy of Jesus back in
my heart.
I want you to step right out of
your seat.
And we're going to pray for you and
believe that the Lord will quicken your spirit.
And the Lord has made you a promise
that he'll see you through and give you
the grace to endure.
He'll give you the strength to endure.
We don't count numbers.
We don't look at the numbers.
We're just interested in now that you not
leave this civic service carrying the burden that
you brought in.
That you lay it down.
If you feel led of the Holy Spirit,
if he's speaking to you, say, Pastor David,
I need prayer this morning.
I really do.
I am going through a great trial that
my spirit is groaning in me.
And others that just say, I need to
come back to the Lord.
If you don't know Jesus as Lord and
Savior, and you feel the Holy Spirit stirring
your heart, you come out and join us
here.
And we'll pray with you that the Lord
will make things right with you.
While they're praying, just step out of your
seat wherever you're at and join us here.
I'm not going to give a long speech.
I'm just saying if my Jesus, our Jesus,
is going to take you to a place
with no tears and wipe away all tears,
certainly he wants to do it now.
He wants to do it here and now.
He wants to take away your pain, wipe
the tears from your eyes, and give you
peace.
Isn't that what you want?
It's peace of heart.
If you have grown cold or worried to
the Lord, all you have to do is
say, Lord, forgive me and draw me.
All you have to do is ask.
And then say, Lord, prompt me by your
spirit to read the word so I can
have resources and strength to follow you wholeheartedly.
Heavenly Father, I pray now for everyone who's
in pain.
I pray for everyone that's groaning in spirit.
And I pray for those, Lord, that want
to come back to their first love.
And I pray, Lord, for those who might
be here who need to just make a
commitment, a public commitment.
I have not been serving Christ, but I
want to give my heart to Jesus Christ
now.
And I want you to pray this prayer
with me, first of all.
Everyone here, pray it right out loud.
Lord Jesus, I thank you that you know
where I'm at.
You know what I'm going through.
And I know you're faithful to your word.
Will you come now, Jesus, and take my
burden?
I put this burden on you.
By faith, I ask you to take my
worries and my fears and restore to my
heart peace and joy.
And give me more faith, simple faith, to
put this in your hands and not try
to work things out myself.
Now, if you have been cold toward the
Lord, or if you want to come to
Christ now, he said if you confess your
sins, he's faithful and just to forgive you
and cleanse you from all unrighteousness.
You pray this prayer with me now.
This prayer is not the only thing that's
going to save you.
You have to follow through.
You have to get in the word of
God.
You have to say, Lord, cleanse me and
continue to call upon the Lord.
Break away from old friends that you know
that are not walking with Christ.
There's some things God expects of you.
But will you now pray this prayer with
me?
Pray it public, not just in your heart.
Pray it with a voice.
Lord Jesus, I'm coming to you now for
a new heart, a new mind, and spirit.
Forgive me of my sins, for my walking,
the way I've been walking.
Lord, cleanse me.
I trust you and your word to renew
my spirit.
Give me a new heart and a new
mind focused on you.
Thank you, Jesus, that you've kept your word
to me.
And today, you called me by your spirit,
and I've responded.
Now, thank you for keeping your word to
me.
All right, God bless you.
This has been hard, hard to preach about
heaven.
But God is honored, and God is here.
How many believe that when you, those that
have come forward, you're going to walk out
of here without your burden?
Raise your hand.
Raise it up.
Make a confession before the Lord.
I'm going to walk out of here without
my burden.
Lord, we give you thanks.
Let's give God a thank offering now.
Let's give him a thank offering.
Have you ever thanked God for the house
he's building?
Have you ever thanked God for a new
house, a new body?
Have you ever thought of these things that
give thanks to God now?
Could you raise your hand?
I'm not trying to work something.
Could you just raise your hands and say
thank you, Lord?
Thank you for your blessing, not only now,
but all through eternity.
Lord, we thank you for what you have
prepared.
We have a heart that we will anxiously
yearn, earnestly yearn.
Thank you, Jesus, for your grace and for
your love.
Thank you for heaven.
Thank you for this earth, and thank you
for heaven.
Glory be to God.
Thank you, Jesus.
This is the conclusion of the message.