Seven Days of Revelationಮಾದರಿ

Are you tired of living in a broken world? Tired of saying goodbye to people you love, tired of your body wearing out, tired of relationships that disappoint, tired of dreams that die? You look around and think, "There has to be something better than this."

You're absolutely right. And Revelation 21-22 shows you exactly what that "something better" looks like.

John sees a new heaven and a new earth—not floating clouds and harps, but a physical, restored creation where humanity can work, rule, and live in perfect harmony under a loving God. No more pain. No more tears. No more death. No more broken relationships or unfulfilled dreams. Just God dwelling with His people the way it was always meant to be.

This new world isn't the end of your story—it's the beginning. Everything you've experienced, all the beauty and brokenness, is just the prelude. One day, the curtain will rise, and the real story will begin. God will make everything new—not just fixed, but better than you can imagine.

The new creation isn't boring retirement. It's full of joy, beauty, purpose, and adventure with God at the center. If the thought of being with God forever doesn't excite you, maybe you haven't met Him properly yet.

And here's the best news: the invitation is open. "Come!" the Holy Spirit and His Church say. No matter your past, no matter your doubts—you are invited into the life that never ends. Hope isn't just for tomorrow; it changes how you live today.

Reflection Question: What part of this broken world are you most tired of? How does the promise of God making "everything new" give you hope to keep going?

Call to Action: Share this hope with someone who seems discouraged today. Let them know that this broken world isn't the end of the story.

Prayer: Father, thank You that this broken world isn't all there is. Fill me with hope for the new creation You're preparing. Help me live today in light of forever, loving others with eternal perspective. Amen.