This is another one of those areas where we have to speculate. We don’t have the direct biblical teaching on this, but we do have the direct biblical teaching of having real actual human bodies as created by God, not subject to sin and death and suffering.

Much thought has been given to what our age will be at the resurrection. Some suggest that we will be at our peak. Others emphasize that we will always be growing more vigorous. Randy Alcorn shares some of the various perspectives and then adds his own thoughts to the discussion. This video clip was excerpted from Randy's Eternity 101 DVD class.

C.S. Lewis suggests that at the resurrection we will be ageless, and Jonathan Edwards emphasizes that we will increasingly become more vigorous, active, tender and beautiful. Randy Alcorn quotes these two writers and then shares some thoughts of his own. This video clip was excerpted from Randy's Eternity 101 DVD class.

This is a common question, which theologians in the Middle Ages exerted a lot of effort so answer. Randy Alcorn shares several quotes from them, concluding that we will be at our peak in Heaven, an age at which we have stopped growing but have not started declining. This video clip was excerpted from Randy's Eternity 101 DVD class.

I appreciate John Piper’s view of retirement as an opportunity to serve God in another season of life.

Randy Alcorn answers the question,"How old will we be in Heaven?"