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Step back a moment, focus your eyes of faith, and then come with Joni into a world you've heard about from your youth but have never seen: heaven. You just might discover that heaven is closer - and more real - than you've ever thought. In this joyful best-seller, Joni Eareckson Tada paints a shining portrait of our heart's true home. Joni talks about what heaven will be like, what we'll do, and whom we'll see. She shows how heaven will be the satisfaction of all that our hearts cry for, something more real than anything this side of eternity. And Joni tells how we can prepare now for the reality of heaven. With hope for today and vision for those who struggle in life, Heaven invites us to a refreshing and faith-filled picture of our glorious destination. Once you've caught a glimpse of heaven, you'll see earth in a whole new light.
- Sales Rank: #1728980 in Books
- Published on: 2012-12-28
- Released on: 2012-12-28
- Format: Large Print
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.00" h x .73" w x 7.75" l, 1.25 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 324 pages
About the Author
Joni Eareckson Tada is the founder of Joni and Friends, an organization accelerating Christian outreach in the disability community that numbers 610 million people worldwide. This organization operates out of the new Joni and Friends International Disability Center located in Agoura Hills, California. Joni is not only an international disability advocate but an artist and the author of numerous bestselling books, including Pearls of Great Price, Diamonds in the Dust, More Precious Than Silver, the Platinum award-winning Joni, Heaven: Your Real Home, When God Weeps, and The God I Love. Joni Eareckson Tada es el fundadora del Centro Internacional de Discapacidad Joni y sus amigos, una organizacin con sede en California que promueve el alcance cristiano en la comunidad de discapacitados a nivel mundial (www.joniandfriends.org). En 1967, un accidente durante un salto de clavado dej cuadriplgica a Joni, pero los aos no fueron desaprovechados. Su siempre profundo amor por la Palabra de Dios ha generado ms de treinta y cinco libros, incluyendo sus exitosos devocionales, Diamantes en el polvo y Ms precioso que la plata. Joni y su esposo, Ken, han estado casados durante veinticuatro aos y tienen su hogar en Calabasas, California.
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THE FAMED CHRISTIAN AUTHOR TRIES TO “SHOW THE WAY HOME”
By Steven H Propp
Joni Eareckson Tada is, of course, a best-selling Christian author (e.g., Joni: An Unforgettable Story, A Place of Healing: Wrestling with the Mysteries of Suffering, Pain, and God's Sovereignty, A Christmas Longing, etc.) and an accomplished artist. [NOTE: page numbers below refer to the 215-page hardcover edition.]
She wrote in the first chapter of this 1995 book, “That’s what the following pages are. Guides and signposts to point you to heaven, the real home of our heart and spirit. I want to tap on your heart, open up a map, and show you the way home. The thoughts contained here are for those whose hearts break for heavenly joy, or at least would like to have their hearts break for heaven. It’s even for those who don’t have the faintest idea about heavenly joy but are haunted with curiosity.” (Pg. 15)
She states, “God designed both heaven and humans so that a cloud of mystery would prevent you and me from fully grasping heaven with language and logic. The apostle Paul, like Ezekiel and John, saw heaven with his own eyes; but unlike them, he was not only unable to describe the sights, he wasn’t permitted! The mystery is SUPPOSED to remain intact… We are only allowed to break through the glass darkly by faith. I’m thankful heaven is grander than human language.” (Pg. 25-26)
In a section labeled ‘New Bodies,’ she wrote, “One day, if I should die before Jesus returns, my soul will be reunited with my body… One day no more bulging middles or balding tops. No varicose veins or crow’s feet. No more cellulite or support hose… Just a quick leapfrog over the tombstone and it’s the body you’ve always dreamed of. Fit and trim, smooth and sleek… Little wonder ‘we eagerly await a Savior from [heaven], the Lord Jesus Christ, who, by the power that enables him to bring everything under his control, will transform our lowly bodies so that they will be like his glorious body.’ (Phil 3:20-21) Our lowly bodies … will be like His glorious body. Astounding. Like Jesus in His resurrected body, we will have hands and arms, feel and legs. We won’t be spirit beings, floating around like angels who have no bodies.” (Pg. 34-35)
Later, she adds, “What about the second question, ‘With what kind of body will they come?’ True to the apostle Paul and his lessons from nature, all we have to do is open our eyes and look around. ‘You do not plant the body that will be, but just a seed… If there is a natural body, there is a spiritual body… And just as we have borne the likeness of the earthly man [Adam], so shall we bear the likeness of the man from heaven [Jesus].’ [1 Cor 15:38, 44, 49]” (Pg. 37-38) She adds, “I’m ready to have this lowly body transformed. That means I won’t merely be revived from the dead, like Lazarus when he came out of his tomb. People who return from the dead---whether from the tomb or off the operating table—aren’t, like Christ, able then to appear and disappear, walk through walls, or transport themselves through time and space with a single thought.” (Pg. 39)
She observes, “I still can hardly believe it. I, with shriveled, bent fingers, atrophied muscles, gnarled knees, and no feeling from the shoulders down, will one day have a new body, light, bright, and clothed in righteousness—powerful and dazzling. Can you imagine the hope this gives someone spinal cord-injured like me? Or someone who is cerebral palsied, brain-injured, or who has multiple sclerosis? Imagine the hope this gives someone who is manic depressive. No other religion, no other philosophy promises new bodies, hearts, and minds. Only in the Gospel of Christ do hurting people find such incredible hope.” (Pg. 53)
She states, “The universe fascinates me. If there’s a program about stars or space exploration on The Discovery Channel, I’m tuned in. Whenever the space shuttle is in orbit, you can find me fixated to the NASA video feed on cable television—I lie in bed and pray over the nations of the world as a little icon of the shuttle moves slowly across a map of the planet.” (Pg. 73) She adds, “I watched CNN when the Endeavor astronauts walked in space to make repairs on the Hubble space telescope… Then there were the call-in questions from viewers around the world. They fired question after question at the astronomers and scientists sitting behind the CNN desk… I began to lost interest in the program after one or two callers failed in their attempt to interject God into the discussion. The scientists sloughed them off. Experts would rather seek out Stephen Hawking or other theoretical physicists to enlighten them on dark and mysterious data… Forget that the heavens hold the home of their hearts’ longing. Stick to what is flat and factual, impersonal and rational… Yawn. I flicked off the television.” (Pg. 73-75)
She reveals, “I actually saw an angel once. It was 2:00 A.M. on a pitch-black night. I was wide awake, propped up in bed… my family … [was] surrounding the bed of my five-year-old niece, Kelly, who was dying of cancer. We knew her passing into heaven could happen at any moment… Suddenly, a brilliant golden shape that glowed whisked by the large bay window I was facing—it didn’t move from left to right, but from bottom to top. I screamed… In the next second, my sister Jay called down the steps, ‘Kelly’s gone!’ A few of the family came downstairs to find out why I had screamed. I told them exactly what I saw… We knew I had seen a large spiritual begin, probably sent from heaven to escort Kelly’s soul into eternity.” (Pg. 83-84)
She suggests, “Hell will not pollute the purified universe, nor will it be a festering boil in the side of the new heavens, an ugly sore spot that forever seeps and demands somebody’s attention. It may well be too small for that. I don’t mean hell will be smaller than heaven in terms of population statistics… But I wonder, will hell have greater numbers than the repentant residing in heaven?... Revelation 7:9 claims there is to be a multitude in heaven that no man can number… Rather than debate the census figures of heaven and hell, it is simply sufficient to say that hell exists; it’s horrible, you don’t want to go there, and you want to do everything in your power to keep others from choosing it… if heaven is better than we would dream, so hell will be worse than we can imagine.” (Pg. 164-165)
She admits, “The worst verse in the Bible is the one about dead people being judged. That’s because some of those dead will be my neighbor down the street, my elementary school teacher, the lady at the dry cleaners, or even those Muslim young men who work at the Shell gas station near my house (not to mention millions of others worldwide). When I pray, ‘Come quickly, Lord Jesus,’ I utter that word ‘quickly’ with caution. Do I really want Jesus to return soon? Yes! And no.” (Pg. 167) She acknowledges, “Although paralysis has aided me in my pilgrimage, it has not made me automatically holy. You could say the same about your own suffering. Pain and problems do not make one instantly obedient. For me, it has taken time. Time, in more ways than one.” (Pg. 177)
She concludes, “Years ago when I became paralyzed in a diving accident, my world was reduced to the basics… I had all the time in the world to ask questions of God. Perhaps friends who visited me thought I was being too philosophical. But they weren’t faced with the larger-than-life questions that were plaguing me: ‘What is the meaning to life?’ and ‘Where are we all headed?’ Haunted and hurting, I realized there had to be more to life than just existing. That’s when I came face-to-face with the God of the Bible. I decided it was better to throw my questions at Him rather than shrug my shoulders and turn away… [This book] is, in part, a result of that time of questioning. What is the meaning of life? To know and glorify God. Where are we all heading? To enjoy Him forever… at least for those who know Him. My heart’s longing is that you know and enjoy Him forever too…” (Pg. 209)
All of Joni’s books are “treasures” for Christian readers; and those with physical limitations will probably appreciate her heartfelt and thoughtful words even more.
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