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NT Wright answers your questions about heaven, hell and... the rapture
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33:55Now PlayingTom Wright dives into heaven, the rapture, and the nature of hell through the lens of Christian eschatology in this thought-provoking episode. They address the dangers of sensationalism in interpreting scripture and emphasize the importance of viewing these topics within the broader narrative of God’s new creation.
💡 Does God send sinners to eternal torment? Where is heaven exactly? Can baptized Christians who fall away from faith still face hell? How can we be certain of our salvation? These crucial questions are explored, alongside key insights into dispensationalism, misunderstandings about the rapture, and the relational reality of heaven.
✨ The conversation also unpacks:
The restrained New Testament view of hell as tragic loss, not eternal torment.Comfort from biblical texts like Romans and Isaiah for those struggling with faith or anxiety.The enduring connection between heaven and earth in biblical theology
👉 Whether you’re wrestling with questions about salvation, curious about the nature of hell, or seeking a deeper understanding of Christian eschatology, this episode offers clarity, hope, and encouragement.
Got Questions for Tom? Go to: askntwright.com
#AskNTWrightAnything #HeavenAndHell #ChristianEschatology #GodsNewCreation #BiblicalTheology
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