Inside your body, even if it is failing, is the blueprint for your resurrection body. You may not be satisfied with your current body or mind-but you'll be thrilled with your resurrection upgrades. With them you'll be better able to serve and glorify God and enjoy an eternity of wonders he has prepared for you.
by Randy Alcorn
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In Randy Alcorn's book "Heaven," he emphasizes that within every individual lies the framework for their future resurrection body, even if their present physical state is lacking. Despite any dissatisfaction one might feel towards their current body or mental state, the resurrection promises significant enhancements. These upgrades will not only improve one's existence but also enable them to better serve and honor God.

Alcorn reassures readers that the transformations they will undergo in the afterlife will bring immense joy and fulfillment. The resurrection body is designed to allow individuals to fully appreciate and engage with the countless wonders that God has in store for them throughout eternity. This perspective serves as a source of hope and encourages believers to look forward to their future existence with enthusiasm.

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