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Hope Study
Death Is Not the End: The Hope of Resurrection & New Earth
What happens after we die? This episode explores the Bible’s teaching on death as a peaceful rest and the hope of the resurrection. We also look at the promise of a new heaven and new earth—a restored world with no pain, loss, or death. Discover more at HopeStudy.ca.
Host
Paul Antunes
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