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Someday, in heaven, Jesus is going to sit in the middle of it all and make the world perfect.

The apostle John had another dream about heaven. It was all about what heaven will be like. Now, people talk about heaven as a cool place but John actually got to see a glimpse of it in this dream and he shared about what he saw in one of the very last chapters in the whole Bible. John describes heaven as a beautiful place full of bold colors and roads made of gold. There is also a throne at the center of heaven and guess who sits there? Jesus! In heaven, we’ll get to see Jesus and be in his presence. We’ll be able to tell him how much we love him and thank him for all he’s done. And, heaven will be a place that is full of happiness. There will be no more crying or pain. Everything will be made new again. Every day in heaven will be like the best day you’ve ever had! Doesn’t that sound amazing? And, anyone can go to heaven if they’ve put their trust in Jesus. So, share Jesus with your friends so they can live in heaven some day, too.

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Key Points:

  • Heaven will have a throne right in the middle of everything. Revelation 21:1-3
  • The one sitting on the throne will be Jesus.
  • In Heaven, all the bad things will be gone forever. Revelation 21:4
  • Jesus himself will make everything new. Revelation 21:5

Memory Verse:

Revelation 21:4 He will wipe every tear from their eyes, and there will be no more death or sorrow or crying or pain. All these things are gone forever.

Talk About It
  1. What’s your favorite part of the video? What’s one thing you learned from it?
  2. Describe the worst day you’ve ever had. How did you get through it?
  3. Where can we all live with Jesus someday? What will be in the middle?
  4. What won’t be in heaven? How does Jesus make us new?
  5. Read 2 Corinthians 5:17. What does it mean that we can be a new person and what is the old stuff we need to get rid of?
  6. How will you apply this lesson to your life this week?

This is part of the Life of Jesus series.

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