What is the biblical process to become perfect? (Pt. 2) Moments that Matter, Christian Questions

Contrary to popular belief, the Bibe DOES teach that non-believers WILL have a future opportunity to be perfected here on earth. I Corinthians 15:22, is one of many scriptural examples. “For as in Adam all die, so also in Christ all will be made alive.” The equation is simple; Adam brought sin and death to everyone, Jesus took away what Adam brought. Justice is satisfied. Jesus returns things to their original state of equilibrium.

In a recent podcast we observed that this likely provokes many questions. How does canceling Adam’s sin work practically speaking? Is this an invitation to Heaven? What about the Day of Judgment? While NOT a heavenly invitation for non-believers, it is an invitation to perfect human life like Adam had. It’s an invitation and an opportunity because every human being will have a say in the matter. The 1000 year Day of Judgment provides a time of testing so every resurrected person can earn life by learning and adopting God’s righteousness.