In session 2, of “Eternal Home of the Dead” with John Bevere delves into the profound realities of Hell—an often misunderstood concept among Christians. This session illuminates the essence of eternal judgment and punishment through an allegorical exploration. Chapters 2 and 3 unravel the judgments for unbelievers, introducing symbolic characters like Jalyn, King Father, Dagon, Endel, Affabel, and Lone. Rooted in Hebrews, the session emphasizes the fundamental doctrine of eternal judgment, urging believers to fortify their spiritual foundation. Bevere navigates the various names for Hell in scripture, offering a comprehensive understanding of its existence. The session concludes with a powerful emphasis on God’s justice and mercy, inviting you to embrace transformation through accepting God as Lord and Savior. 

In Session 3, “Judgment of Deceived,” explore the fall of man and the redeeming power of Christ. Uncover the impact of receiving Jesus, not merely as a confession but as a radical nature change. Delve into the spiritual DNA, grasping the difference between a sinner’s inclination and a transformed believer’s life. As Bevere navigates Matthew 7, stressing the necessity of true discipleship, you confront deception within the church and the call to authentic transformation. This session promises a revelation that surpasses surface faith, urging you to embrace a genuine exchange with God’s nature, exemplified in Mark 8:34-35.

In Session 4, “The Great Falling Away,” explore maintaining unwavering faith. Emphasizing the peril of drifting after accepting Jesus, it stresses fearing God, genuine understanding of His Word, and authentic obedience. Examining Matthew 7:21 and 7:22, the session challenges superficial connections with Christ. Lessons from figures like Judas caution against motives driven by gain. It discusses walking away from salvation, stressing consequences and the need to stay in God’s grace. Exploring the concept of being “twice dead,” it warns, encouraging you to stay rooted in truth and love, fully prepared for Christ’s imminent return.

In Session 5, “The Foundation,” John Bevere guides you through Hebrews 6:1, encouraging a shift beyond elementary principles. Examine the foundational doctrine of eternal judgment as Bevere addresses the Church’s neglect, likening it to constructing without a base. He emphasizes the pivotal role of the fear of God, dispelling misconceptions and underscoring its impact on a robust Christian life. Unveiling the significance of the judgment seat of Christ, obedience, and wisdom, Bevere portrays the fear of the Lord as a shaping force. Embrace it as the key to a pleasing and enduring relationship with God, influencing not only your life but also your impact on others. 

In Session 6: “Heaven” discover the tangible reality of the heavenly city, the Jerusalem above. Based on Hebrews 12:22, this city is where believers depart, inhabited by the Father, Jesus, angels, Old Testament saints, and the church of the First Born. Bevere explores the spirits of just men made perfect, emphasizing believers’ current residence in heaven. The narrative unfolds through experiences like Paul’s and a 10-year-old’s vivid encounter with heaven. It weaves through believers’ transformation, from spirit to soul to body, offering a glimpse into the future, from the millennial reign to the opulence of the New Jerusalem. Join John Bevere on this exploration, revealing the future that awaits you. 

In Session 7, “The Judgment Seat of Christ.” Uncover the significance of the Judgment Seat of Christ, emphasizing its distinction from the Great White Throne Judgment. Unveiling the concept of the <bema seat, or divine tribunal, you’ll understand the eternal consequences of decisions made. As you navigate through discussions on rewards, the importance of building with purpose, and the scrutiny of words, motives, and thoughts, you’ll be challenged to live with a keen awareness of the ultimate judgment, shaping your destiny for the next 1,000 years and beyond. Embrace the call to build wisely for an everlasting impact, aligning with God’s selfless motives and Kingdom thinking. 

In session 8, “God’s Custom House (Part 1)” explore your role as a co-laborer in building God’s custom house. John Bevere unveils the intricate structure of the Kingdom, emphasizing that Jesus is not only the chief Cornerstone but also the sub-contractor. Discover the significance of your involvement in building the Kingdom according to your callings and gifts. John illustrates the necessity of humility, contriteness, and submission to authority in fulfilling your divine call. The session challenges you to understand God’s foundation, your role as a living stone, and a co-laborer in His custom house. Ultimately, you’ll be inspired to seek your calling earnestly, trusting in the Lord’s guidance to fulfill your unique purpose.

In Session 10 “Multiplication (Part 1)” John Bevere underscores the theme of multiplication, asserting the individual’s capacity to impact eternity. Drawing from biblical verses, he emphasizes the diverse yet rewarding nature of responsibilities at the Judgment Seat of Christ. The teaching discourages comparisons with others, highlighting the detrimental effects of envy and selfish ambition on godly wisdom. Through the Parables of Talents and Minas, Bevere illustrates the varying degrees of multiplication and consequent rewards. Obedience, the fear of the Lord, and building with divine wisdom emerge as crucial elements, reinforcing the idea that each believer possesses the potential to influence lives eternally.

In session 11, “Multiplication (Part 2)”, you’ll explore the profound insights of the parables of talents and minas, delving into the unique gifts and callings each person receives. John Bevere highlights the key to multiplying your gifts lies in cooperation with the Holy Spirit, showcasing the eternal rewards for faithful obedience. Through practical areas like giving, prayer, and serving ministries, John illuminates how your choices can have a global impact, leaving an enduring legacy. Join us on this transformative journey where John Bevere inspires you to live a life driven by eternity, unlocking the potential to multiply your minas and influence the world.

In the final session by John Bevere, explore the profound significance of personal influence and its eternal impact. Discover the essence of humility through the example of the Apostle Paul, recognizing the need to grow in humility rather than pride. John shares his own liberation from selfish strongholds, emphasizing the evaluation of influence not just in ministry but in everyday life according to Romans 14. The teaching underscores the vital role of love in communication, actions, and the heart. Powerful testimonies of Max Jukes and Jonathan Edwards illustrate the enduring impact of personal lives on generations. Conclude with a compelling call to redeem the time, urging a commitment to be driven by eternity and multiply influence for God’s Kingdom.