Candace Cameron Bure

But I love what I love about, right, what I wrote on this chapter on eternity.

Talking about heaven, I found so much joy in researching on it because just the scriptures, the way it describes heaven, you know, there's this like, I think we get scared when we think about eternity.

It's like, oh, we should be like floating around with wings and like just singing every day, holy, holy, holy.

And we have like no purpose and we don't know anybody there.

And we just, we don't have a concept anymore.

And I think even the music industry has kind of made it this thing where like hell's a party and a good time.

Like, come on, grab a beer and let's go to hell.

It's like, let's joke about hell.

Let's joke about Satan, you know, and heaven's weird and boring.

And that's how the enemy has kind of twisted

this view to where we have a, um, we're scared about thinking about eternity.

We're scared about thinking about death, but Paul's like, no, no, no.

To live as Christ to die is gain.

Like when this life ends, I blink and I I'm, I'm with Jesus forever.

And, uh, and it talks about in scripture that there will be a day in heaven where there is no more tears, no more sadness, no more brokenness.

I mean, can you imagine a world where there's no anxiety?

There's no anxiety.

There's no divorce.

There's no injustice.

There's no abortion.