All Things New: Inside Revelation 21 & 22

What does the end of the Bible tell us about the heart of God? In this final episode of the series, I sit down with Dr. David Mathewson to explore Revelation 21 and 22—the stunning conclusion to Scripture’s grand narrative.

We talk about the new heavens and earth, the merging of heaven and earth, and the meaning behind the New Jerusalem. These chapters offer a glimpse of eternity and a powerful vision of God’s presence, restoration, and deep desire to dwell with His people.

Key Themes in This Episode

• God’s presence is the centerpiece of eternity—He dwells with His people.
• Revelation ends where Genesis began: in a garden-like city, filled with life.
• The imagery of the temple, covenant, and creation is fulfilled in Christ.
• Heaven and earth are no longer separate—God’s kingdom is fully established.
• This is not just an ending—it’s the beginning of all things made new.

Discussion Questions

1. What does it mean to you that God will wipe away every tear?
2. How does the vision of a renewed creation challenge your view of eternity?
3. Where do you see echoes of Eden in these final chapters?
4. How might this picture of “God with us” shape how you live today?

Why Listen?

If you’ve ever longed for a clearer picture of what lies ahead—or wondered what kind of future God is preparing—this conversation is for you. Revelation doesn’t end with fear or mystery. It ends with beauty, justice, presence, and promise. This episode invites you to anchor your hope in the God who is making all things new.