Bill Bright shares a story from his hometown of Antrim, New Hampshire, about visiting the North Branch Cemetery and reflecting on the lives of the people buried there, including those who served in the Civil War and World Wars, and the custom of picnicking in cemeteries. [... more]

Death is a reality that affects everyone, and the concept of an afterlife is a central theme in Christianity. Pastor Greg Laurie explores the idea of heaven and hell, citing biblical passages and personal experiences to support his arguments. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the nature of heaven and the consequences of one's actions in this life, encouraging listeners to consider their own relationship with God and the possibility of eternal life. [... more]

Bill Bright shares a story from his experience as a cemetery trustee in Antrim, New Hampshire, where he reflects on the history and significance of the town's public cemeteries, and the people buried within them. [... more]

Death is a universal experience that awaits us all, but what comes after is a mystery that has puzzled humans for centuries. Pastor Greg Laurie explores the concept of the afterlife, discussing the possibility of heaven and hell, and the importance of making preparations for the unknown. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical teachings to help listeners understand the significance of faith and salvation in the face of mortality. [... more]

A Florida man attacks a disabled customer at a McDonald's, sparking a discussion on the nature of violence. Meanwhile, a funeral home in Colorado is under investigation for improper handling of human remains, leading to a debate on green burials and human composting. The conversation also touches on the trustworthiness of the US government and the differences between Gen Z and previous generations. [... more]

The Military Religious Freedom Foundation is targeting Wreaths Across America, a group that lays wreaths at military cemeteries during Christmas, claiming it's a Christian gang sign and an establishment clause violation. However, many military families and veterans disagree, saying it's a way to honor the dead and show respect for those who have served. [... more]

Living with death in mind allows us to live differently, with a focus on investing our time and energy in what truly matters. Paul the Apostle's words in 2 Timothy chapter 4 offer guidance on how to die well, by facing the inevitable, deciding to be faithful, and finishing the spiritual race with satisfaction. [... more]

When a Christian dies, they are fully conscious and immediately in God's presence, experiencing comfort and bliss. Their soul is perfected in holiness, and they are assured of resurrection and a reunion with loved ones. This understanding of the afterlife brings hope and confident expectation, rather than hopeless grief. [... more]

The Bible teaches that death is not the end, but rather a doorway to eternal life with Christ. Many people are uninformed or misinformed about death and the afterlife, and this ignorance is widespread, even among believers. The Bible calls death the last enemy because it takes away what God intended us to have: life. For the believer, death is not something to be feared, but rather a transition to a new and better life in the presence of the living God. [... more]