June Vlog 2026

Jun 1

Will I Be Married in Heaven?

For many people who have lost loved ones, thoughts of heaven become deeply personal. The

separation between this life and eternity can sometimes feel surprisingly close. Some refer to this

mysterious boundary as “the thin space”—the place between the visible world and the spiritual

realm.

One question many grieving hearts ask is: Will we still know and love one another in heaven?

Jesus addressed a similar question in Luke 20 when religious leaders attempted to trap Him with

a complicated story about marriage and resurrection. They asked whose wife a woman would be

in heaven after being widowed and remarried multiple times according to Jewish custom.

Jesus answered with wisdom and clarity. He explained that earthly marriage belongs to this

present world, but life in the resurrection will be different. Those raised to eternal life “will

neither marry nor be given in marriage,” and they “will never die again.”

This does not mean relationships lose meaning in heaven. Rather, our existence will be

transformed into something far greater than we can currently imagine. Jesus described believers

as “children of God and children of the resurrection.” The love, connection, and identity we

experience now will likely be fulfilled in a more complete and eternal way.

Just as childbirth into this world often involves pain and struggle, entering eternity can also come

through suffering. Yet beyond that transition is new life. Earth, they suggested, may be like

heaven’s womb.

Most importantly, Jesus reminded His listeners that God “is the God of the living, not the dead.”

For those who belong to Him, death is not the end. Heaven is not a place of loss, but of eternal

life, peace, and perfect fellowship with God.

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Linda Smith and Mary Beth Woll