Glorification | Steven Lawson

Steven Lawson preached on glorification during the 2022 G3 Regional Conference on salvation.
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[@elijahmusau402]

Amen

[@jennamarielovesjesus12]

Love Pastor Lawson 🙏🏼🙌🏼✝️😇🔥⚔️👑

[@ezrasamuel535]

Oh, what glory awaits us in Our Lord Jesus, it thrills my soul and can't wait to see my Lord face to face and worship Him.

[@marieosuna1998]

Thank you so much for the full video on future glorification. The other video cut off. What a wonderful future glorification our God has for the redeemed❤️. We will for ever be with our Lord 🥰

[@charlesdeshler202]

Wonderful message from a wonderful preacher..... To God be the Glory 🙌

[@wwtjoygbths3993]

When Steve mentioned that I will be a slave to The LORD, I laughed. I envisioned myself like a child skipping in delight offering my services. 😀😃😀😃😀😁😁😄😄😃😀👧👦😀 May 7, 2023

[@ReformedTradesman]

Beautifully done!!

[@Lisa-ty5xw]

Me too

[@tomhitchcock8195]

What months? Time?

[@carlysmith_3.3]

Hi, Can anyone help me out with this….. When Dr Lawson says we’ll be able to slip in and out of the new Jerusalem, can someone explain this a little please? Where would we go to, where is this in the bible? I’m wondering if this is leaning more the dispensationalist view than reformed theology, as I know he holds to some of their eschatology, but genuinely not sure? Thank you :)

[@christinehunt625]

Good question. It's not dispensationalist, though; simply Scriptural. The beginning of Revelation 21 declares "a new heaven and a new earth" (see also Isa. 65:17 and 66:22); the universe as we know it (which is now under the curse of sin and corruption [Gen. 3] and groaning, waiting for salvation [Rom. 88:18-25]) will be done away with as the Almighty Creator forms and brings a completely new, sinless, curseless, glory-filled universe into existence (Rev. 21:1). The focal point of this newly created world is the New Jerusalem (Rev. 21:2) whose "gates are never closed" (Rev. 21:25). The people "whose names are written in the Lamb's book of life" will travel through those gates (Rev. 21:27), going out into the rest of the world to do the work God gives them to do (Rev. 22:5). This totally new paradigm is currently beyond our conceptualization, but our loving God has given us these brief, hazy glimpses as, I think, anchor points for our hope (Heb. 11:1). I hope that helps.

[@889Pammov]

We will have bodies just like Our Lord Jesus Christ and will be able to go through walls and travel at the speed of thought and be able to visit earth.