Remember Heaven - by Matthew McCullough (Paperback)

About the Book

In these practical meditations on biblical promises, Matthew McCullough shows how cultivating heavenly mindedness shapes readers' lives in the meantime.

Book Synopsis

How the Hope of Heaven Shapes Our Lives as Christians in the Meantime

What we expect from our future has tremendous power over our experience in the meantime--that's why the Bible places the hope of heaven at the center of the Christian life. But even if we affirm the reality of our heavenly future, we often struggle to long for heaven, much less to connect the promises of the world to come to the concrete details of life in this world as it is. If and when we think about heaven at all, it's easy to think of it like an insurance policy that will be there when we need it. But the Bible defines our future hope as an inheritance--a trust fund that is certain, inexhaustible, and freely accessible here and now.

In this book, Matthew McCullough offers a series of meditations that model how to draw on the hope of heaven for everyday life in the meantime. Chapters connect specific struggles of life in this world--from dissatisfaction and inadequacy to anxiety, grief, indwelling sin and more--to specific promises of the world to come. Drawing on insights from Christian writers of the past, McCullough shows how the Bible uses the hope of heaven to help us now.

• Offers Hope: Helps readers deal with feelings of loneliness, inadequacy, grief, and dissatisfaction to curate a healthy life perspective around God's promises
• Biblical and Practical: Engaging meditations offer Christians applicable advice for living joyfully in light of the inheritance that awaits them in heaven
• From the Gospel Coalition: This accessible book makes a great gift for students, pastors, and Christians of every age

About the Author

Matthew McCullough (PhD, Vanderbilt University) is the pastor of Edgefield Church in Nashville, Tennessee, and the author of Remember Heaven: Meditations on the World to Come for Life in the Meantime.