I enjoy thinking of things I'm going to do in heaven and/or the millennial kingdom. I don't know if I'll actually be able to do them, but it keeps my mind on where I'm going, so why not?
Here's my list. Please respond with your own.
1. Jesus and I are racing to the top of Mt. Everest, or the highest place. I've invited my Dad and others. It will be fun racing when I don't have asthma! BTW, you're invite too.
2. Jesus, Dad, and I are going fishing.
3. I'm going to meet Blaise Pascal. He was a French mathematician who invented Pascal's triangle, and a branch of math we call statistics. He had a near death experience and went into theology.
4. Bungee Jumping, and maybe that thing with a lawn chair and 100 weather balloons filled with helium. I wont take the chance of falling unless I'm immortal! "And, low, I will be with you always" - Jesus
5. Pluto! I've got to see it up close!
6. Tree of Life fruit. I wonder how well it is to cook with.
I forgot: I want to meet my guardian angel. I think he/she should get hazardous duty pay.
I agree Cathy: about both. I'm looking forward to worshiping God. I'm also looking forward to meeing Pugs, who was the only dog I've owned - a true angel in fur.
OK, how about this. Everyone is going to type: I want to hang with God. Which is cool, but it doesn't tell much we don't know. Let's try to keep it to expectations other than hanging out forever with God. We'll just assume that's a given. That way we'll learn more about each other.
1. Laugh and talk with Jesus 2. See my dad 3. Meet Dr. and Mrs. King 4. Experience total health in a glorified body (Hallelujah!) 5. Meet the great men and women of the Bible and ask them about their experiences 6. Take a tour of heaven and just be in awe of its beauty 7. Hang out in my mansion!
Thanks Abby. This came to mind as I read your response. I forget the name of the song, but we sang it a lot at the Church I grew up in.
I got a mansion, Just over the hilltop, In that bright land where We'll never grow old. And someday yonder, We will never more wander, But walk the streets that, Are purest gold!
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