This is correct. The gospel says more about how you spend your money than on heaven and hell. The gospel is more about how you must live NOW, than what is in the future.
How did Jesus say to spend your money?
Spend it on the poor, the weak, the needy, your enemies. Zacchaeus sold everything he had and gave the money to the poor and what was Jesus' reply? "Salvation has come to this house". Something to think about while sitting in the church building that is worth $20 million...
matthew
This is not a Biblical teaching. Suggest you go to Islam for an answer.
Yes, Heaven is practically on every other page and there are many references to hell
There is no extra-biblical evidence that Jesus ascended to heaven.
To be neither in heaven or hell.
It is not biblical.
When the kitchen's combined aromas assailed my senses, I was in heaven.
Many bible references. One specific is the "Gates of Heaven" joke
The biblical patriarch Jacob dreams of a ladder to heaven in the book of Genesis, chapter 28, verses 11-19.
No, Neveah is not a biblical name. It is a modern name that became popular in the early 2000s, created by spelling "heaven" backwards.
In John 6:32 Jesus refers to the origin of the 'true bread from heaven.' Then, in verse 35, He asserts that He Himself is the 'true bread from heaven.'
No, there is no record of Elijah writing a letter after being taken to heaven. The biblical account in 2 Kings 2 mentions Elijah being taken up by a whirlwind into heaven, but there is no mention of him writing a letter after that event.