Heaven & Hell

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Heaven is more wonderful and hell is more dreadful than you ever imagined. Every person who has ever lived will personally experience either heaven or hell! So what will heaven be like? Are there really flames in hell? How could I be happy in heaven if someone I love is not there with me? The Bible tells us some surprising things about these two places of final destiny. In two messages, discover the Bible’s teaching on heaven and hell.

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Hell

This week's sermon dives into one of the most challenging topics for any preacher: hell. This message not only serves as a sober warning but also a reminder of the incredible salvation offered to us.

Colin Smith

Feb 19, 2012

Sermons

Heaven

Experience the joy of hearing about the greatest future ever promised. In this week's sermon, we move from the depths of discussing hell to the heights of glimpsing heaven. Unveil the wonders presented in Revelation and discover why your best life is not now but lies gloriously ahead.

Colin Smith

Feb 26, 2012

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