What if heaven wasn’t something we only thought about at funerals—but a reality that shaped the way we live every single day?

On this episode of Sit on That Stump in Muddy Bottom, Vicki Parker welcomes author Cindy Hamilton for a heartfelt conversation about her book, Walk Me Into Heaven: Getting Ready for the Adventure of My Forever Life.

Cindy shares the personal story behind the book, including how a battle with stage three breast cancer caused her to think more deeply about eternity and how a statement she heard decades ago inspired the title: wanting to walk so closely with the Lord in this life that, when death comes, you simply “keep right on walking” with Him.

Vikki and Cindy explore some of life’s biggest questions: What is heaven really like? How can we know we’re going there? Why should Christians think about eternity before the end of life? And how should the promise of heaven change our priorities, relationships, forgiveness, grief, and use of our time today?

They also discuss the importance of preparing both spiritually and practically for the end of this earthly life—from deepening our relationship with Jesus and resolving unfinished business to organizing important family and estate matters so those we love aren’t left carrying unnecessary burdens.

Along the way, Vikki shares deeply personal stories surrounding the deaths of her mother and husband, Charlie, and the peace she experienced in knowing that death does not have the final word for those who belong to Christ.

Most importantly, this conversation points listeners back to the Gospel. Heaven isn’t earned by being a good person, attending church, being baptized, or doing good deeds. Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” Eternal life begins with knowing and surrendering to Him.

If you’ve ever wondered what heaven will be like, struggled with the fear of death, grieved someone you love, or simply asked yourself, “Am I ready for eternity?”, this episode is for you.

Pull up a stump and join Vikki Parker and Cindy Hamilton for an encouraging, joyful, and hope-filled conversation about living today with eternity in view.

What if heaven wasn&rsquo;t something we only thought about at funerals&mdash;but a reality that shaped the way we live every single day?
On this episode of Sit on That Stump in Muddy Bottom, Vicki Parker welcomes author Cindy Hamilton for a heartfelt conversation about her book, Walk Me Into Heaven: Getting Ready for the Adventure of My Forever Life.
Cindy shares the personal story behind the book, including how a battle with stage three breast cancer caused her to think more deeply about eternity and how a statement she heard decades ago inspired the title: wanting to walk so closely with the Lord in this life that, when death comes, you simply &ldquo;keep right on walking&rdquo; with Him.
Vikki and Cindy explore some of life&rsquo;s biggest questions: What is heaven really like? How can we know we&rsquo;re going there? Why should Christians think about eternity before the end of life? And how should the promise of heaven change our priorities, relationships, forgiveness, grief, and use of our time today?
They also discuss the importance of preparing both spiritually and practically for the end of this earthly life&mdash;from deepening our relationship with Jesus and resolving unfinished business to organizing important family and estate matters so those we love aren&rsquo;t left carrying unnecessary burdens.
Along the way, Vikki shares deeply personal stories surrounding the deaths of her mother and husband, Charlie, and the peace she experienced in knowing that death does not have the final word for those who belong to Christ.
Most importantly, this conversation points listeners back to the Gospel. Heaven isn&rsquo;t earned by being a good person, attending church, being baptized, or doing good deeds. Jesus said, &ldquo;I am the way, the truth, and the life.&rdquo; Eternal life begins with knowing and surrendering to Him.
If you&rsquo;ve ever wondered what heaven will be like, struggled with the fear of death, grieved someone you love, or simply asked yourself, &ldquo;Am I ready for eternity?&rdquo;, this episode is for you.
Pull up a stump and join Vikki Parker and Cindy Hamilton for an encouraging, joyful, and hope-filled conversation about living today with eternity in view.

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Dig Yourself Out of Life's Deepest Pits &amp; Discover the Diamonds Hidden in the Process

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Dig Yourself Out Of Life's Deepest Pits And Discover The Diamonds Hidden In The Process

Dig Yourself Out Of Life's Deepest Pits And Discover The Diamonds Hidden In The Process