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Light of the Word with Pastor Steve Mays

A World Without Tears

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Many years ago, Johnson & Johnson patented their "no more tears" formula baby shampoo, so we wouldn't dread the thought of washing our children's hair. Now if heaven were to patent its formula, we might call it "no more tears, hunger, thirst, sorrow, death, and darkness", so we don’t have to dread death. Today, Pastor Steve continues his look toward the future, as given to us in the book of Revelation. In it we discover A WORLD WITHOUT TEARS that's waiting for us in heaven.

Series: Revelation Vol. 2

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