Grief is a natural response to loss, yet faith in Jesus' resurrection promises hope and comfort to believers facing death.
Jesus Has the Power to Resurrect Our Dead Loved Ones
How Are Christian to Understand Death and Dying?
Life is animate being, and once it begins it inexorably leads to death. At least this is the case after the fall of Adam in the Garden of Eden. (Gen. 2:17; 3:1-6) This will not be the case after Jesus' Second Coming. Death is a cessation of life, an irreversible state that is characterized by the cessation of all those processes that sustain life.
Are the Dead Aware of What the Living do and Are They Able able to Help or Harm the Living?
Explore the Bible’s teaching on whether the dead are aware of the living or can help or harm them, emphasizing unconsciousness and resurrection hope.
What Should Be the Christian’s Attitude Toward Death?
Explore the Christian attitude toward death, balancing fear with hope in resurrection and presence with Christ.
WHAT THE BIBLE TEACHES: WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF YOU DIE?
Should You Be Afraid of Death or of People Who Have Died? People grow old, get sick, and die. Even some children die. Should you be afraid of death or of anybody who has died? Do you know what happens if we die? Will you ever see your dead loved ones again? “If a man... Continue Reading →
What Does the Bible Really Say About Near-Death Experiences or Out of Body Experiences?
The content argues against the immortality of the soul, emphasizing Scripture’s teachings on death, unconsciousness, and resurrection for the faithful.
Why Do We Grow Old and Die?
In short, it was God’s intention that his first couple, Adam and Eve, were to procreate and cultivate the Garden of Eden until it covered the entire earth, filled with humans worshipping him. Genesis 1:28 Updated American Standard Version (UASV) 28 And God blessed them. And God said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply and fill the... Continue Reading →
What Does the Bible Really Say About Death?
The biblical understanding of death emphasizes its spiritual nature, relating to sin, judgment, and the hope of resurrection.
