Heaven is not just a place. It is a wedding.

In this episode, “Revelation 21: The Wedding at the End of the World,” we explore one of the most beloved chapters in the Bible and discover that it is not only about streets of gold and every tear being wiped away – it is about a Bridegroom, a Bride, and a wedding that all of history has been moving toward.

We walk through the ancient Jewish wedding pattern – proposal, betrothal, procession, ceremony, and feast – and show how each stage mirrors the gospel story:

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  Eden as the first wedding and Sinai as God’s proposal

  
  


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  The Cross as the bridal price where Jesus gives His life for His Bride

  
  


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  The Holy Spirit as the shoshbin and kallah teacher, preparing us while we wait

  
  


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  The New Jerusalem descending as a radiant Bride, and God dwelling with His people forever

  
  

Along the way we look at:

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  Why the Judge of Revelation 20 is revealed as the Bridegroom in Revelation 21

  
  


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  What it means that God will make “all things new”

  
  


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  How the “Bride of Christ” imagery shapes our hope, our holiness, and our mission

  
  


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  How to live engaged, faithful, hopeful, and radiant while we wait for the Groom

  
  

If you have ever thought the gospel was just about “going to heaven someday,” this episode invites you to see that salvation is not just relocation but reunion – a covenant relationship restored.

Key passages: Revelation 19–22, John 14, Ephesians 5, Romans 7, Romans 11

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“The Spirit and the Bride say, ‘Come.’” (Revelation 22:17 )