If Christ’s body in the intermediate Heaven has physical properties, it stands to reason that others in Heaven could have physical forms as well, even if only temporary ones.

Randy Alcorn answers this question, filmed for Watermark Church's site Real Truth Real Quick. 

The physical resurrection of Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of redemption—both for mankind and for the earth. 

The term “bucket list” was popularized by the 2007 movie of that name. It’s an inventory of things people want to do before they “kick the bucket.”

On the one hand, because we’re told in multiple passages that our resurrection bodies will be like Christ’s, it may be possible at times for us to transcend the present laws of physics and/or travel in some way we’re not now capable of. 

The physical resurrection of Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of redemption—both for mankind and for the earth.

Artist Ron DiCianni is a good friend who I first met at the Christian Bookseller’s Convention (now called ICRS), probably twenty years ago. 

My point in this blog is not to put anyone in distress or have them second guess past decisions. Rather, this is only for those who are interested and are thinking about future decisions.

Some say that the doctrine of resurrection is not found in the Old Testament, but Randy Alcorn points out that Job clearly understood that he would be resurrected, and that he would be himself, not some new version of himself with no memory of his life on earth. This video clip was excerpted from Randy's Eternity 101 DVD class.