What really happens when we die?

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We have several other discussions on this topic:

Are believers immediately with our Lord Christ Jesus upon death?

Are believers immediately with our Lord Christ Jesus upon death? 2 Corinthians 5:6-8 is used by many to say when we die we immediately go to be with the Lord in heaven, but these verses do not mean that at all. If you go back to verse one and two in chapter 5 the tabernacle being spoken of is our fleshly body and when we are in the flesh we are separated from God because flesh and Spirit can not mix, Romans 8:6, 7. Sin separates us from God because God is a spirit and can only recognize his o…

Do you believe near-death experiences offer glimpses of the afterlife?

Summary In November 2024, Bishop T.D. Jakes experienced a major health scare during a sermon at The Potter’s House in Dallas. Without warning, he collapsed from a heart attack. Medical professionals later told him that if help had arrived just five minutes later, it could have been fatal (Chron, Page Six). What he described next was powerful: a quiet, serene, cloud-filled space that he interpreted as a glimpse of the afterlife. He later said the experience reminded him how fragile life is and …

What Is Purgatory and Is it in the Bible?

[pablo - 2021-03-26T143309.634] According to Dictionary.com, purgatory is “a condition or place in which the souls of those dying…are purified…from sins.” Essentially, purgatory is part of the Catholic doctrine of faith where a “final purification” occurs in order to “achieve the holiness necessary to enter…heaven,” (Catechism of the Catholic Church, CCC 1030-31). Do you believe purgatory exists? Click here to read the article

Is Hell a Real Place?

[21348-istockgetty-images-plusjagcz] Is Hell a Real Place? The question of whether hell is a real, physical place or simply a metaphorical concept has been a topic of debate among theologians and believers for centuries. Some believe that hell is a literal place of eternal punishment for the wicked, while others argue it symbolizes a state of separation from God. In the Bible, hell is often described as a place of torment and punishment. For example, Jesus referred to it as a place where “th…