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The word "Heaven" appears 244 times in the New Testament.

There will be no judgment in Heaven.

Belief in the second coming of Christ is not imperative to one's Christianity.

One purpose of the rapture, according to John 14:1-3, is so that Jesus may receive His own unto Himself.

One purpose of the return of Christ, according to Revelation 20, is to bind Satan.

In Heaven we will not be known as we are today for we will have a new body.

The new Heaven is sometimes referred to in scripture as New Jerusalem.

If Christ had not been resurrected from the dead, we would still be dead in our sins and trespasses.

The Greek word "neos" means old.

Theologian Thomas Aquinas thought our resurrected bodies would be like that of a teenager.

The Greek word "kainos" means qualitative newness (i.e., something previously unknown, unprecedented). 

In Heaven, we will be "spirits" just floating on clouds.

In Heaven, we will turn into angels.

In His resurrected body, Jesus could walk, talk, and eat.

Our resurrected bodies will still be subject to death.

Life is the dressing room for eternity.

"Legalism" is a wrong belief that we must keep the law in order to be saved.

"Galatianism" is a belief that we live under part law and part grace.

"Licensure" is the wrong belief that God's grace provides for us to live anyway we please.

Our works here on earth do matter; but there is a difference between grace and works.

The White Throne judgment is the judgment of the saved (i.e., Christians).

Man is a tri-partite (3-fold) being:  body, spirit, and soul.

Hell is not a real place.

The Judgment Seat of Christ is where there will be judgment for the works of the saved.

Gehenna is the hell of fire talked about by Jesus eleven times in the New Testament.

Near the second coming of Christ, we are going to see the earth in turmoil.

The curse of the fall (Genesis 3) is the same as the curse of the law (Galatians 3).

According to Revelation 22:3-5, there will be three joys in Heaven.
(1)  We will serve Jesus.
(2)  We will see His face and His name will be on our foreheads.
(3)  We will live forever doing nothing.

In Revelation 22:6-9, we are instructed to read and keep the sayings of the prophecy found in the Book of Revelation and to worship God.

We are saved, and therefore will see Heaven, only by grace through faith in Jesus Christ whose blood washes away our sins.