"I Can Only Imagine: When Jesus Comes Again" 1 Corinthians 15:20-26 & Revelation 21-22 In this final message of our "I Can Only Imagine" series, we explore what the Bible says about the resurrection and the new creation. Death isn't the end of the story—if it were, God's project would be incomplete, unfinished. Instead, Jesus rose as the "firstfruits" showing us what's to come. John saw a vision of a new heaven and new earth, describing it like a wedding banquet—not a boring church service, but a never-ending celebration. Will we have real bodies? Will there be work, relationships, pets? Won't eternity get boring? What does "new Jerusalem" mean? And how does knowing our future change how we live today?🎯 Maybe you've wondered if heaven is just souls floating on clouds forever...🎯 Maybe you're afraid eternity will be boring or unrecognizable...🎯 Maybe it's time to discover that God is making ALL things new—familiar, but gloriously better.🗝️ Key Takeaways:✔️ Jesus is the "firstfruits"—His resurrection shows us what our resurrection bodies will be like.✔️ The new creation isn't escape from earth, but earth RENOVATED—familiar but infinitely better.✔️ Heaven is described as a wedding feast, not a boring service—it's celebration with the people and God who matter most.📖 Main Scripture:1 Corinthians 15:20-26 (Christ the firstfruits of the resurrection)Revelation 21:1-5 (New heaven and new earth—God dwelling with us)Revelation 19:6-9 (The marriage supper of the Lamb)Revelation 22:3-5 (We will see His face)Philippians 3:20-21 (Our citizenship is in heaven)#ChristianSermon #Resurrection #Heaven #NewCreation #Revelation21 #EternalLife #ChristianFaith #SundaySermon #ICanOnlyImagine #LifeOfTheWorldToCome