Part 1: Death’s Tyranny Overthrown by Christ
1.  The Land of Deep Shade
2.  Death’s Universal Reign 
3.  Death’s Power Destroyed 
4.  Because He Lives 

Part 2: The Destiny of Unbelief
5.  The Default Destination 
6.  The Strange Disappearance of Hell 
7.  What Jesus Taught about Hell 
8.  Does Hell Last Forever?  

Part 3: One Minute after a Christian’s Death
9.  The Immediate Heaven
10. Immortality is not Enough 

Part 4: History’s Consummation
11. The Final Heaven Inaugurated 
12. We Shall All Be Changed 
13. The Day of the Lord  
14. Are Christians Judged for Rewards? 

Part 5: The Final Heaven
15. New Heavens and a New Earth
16. A Sabbath Rest for God’s People
17. In Emmanuel’s Land 

Part 6: The Security of a Believer’s Hope
18. My Flesh Will Rest Secure
19. Precious in the Sight of the Lord  
20. He Has Borne our Griefs
21. Is My Child in Heaven? 
22. To Live is Christ, To Die is Gain! 

“Michael Rogers has given the church a fascinating study of the Christian hope of heaven. With pastoral skill, careful interpretation, and logical force, the ultimate destinies of the soul are portrayed. This engaging book will bless laymen and clergy alike. Highly recommended!”
Peter A. Lillback, President, Westminster Theological Seminary

“What happens after I die? Who has not asked that question? And very obviously believers want to know what the Bible says. Michael Rogers in this marvelous book has provided a thorough yet readable treatment of Scripture focused upon the triumph of Christ over sin and death. It is convicting and encouraging, challenging yet attractive in handling what the Scriptures say concerning the matters of eternity. It compiles and arranges what the Bible affirms and reveals yet avoids exotic speculation where the Bible is silent. This book is at one and the same time a great read and a great resource.”
Harry L. Reeder III, Senior Pastor, Briarwood Presbyterian Church, Birmingham, Alabama; author, From Embers to a Flame; The Leadership Dynamic; and 3D Leadership

“Death is the great modern taboo, the thing which we all fear more than anything else and yet which is rarely mentioned, even in Christian circles. It is thus useful to have available a helpful book on the topic. Michael Rogers here addresses the issue head on with theological care and pastoral concern. This is a thoughtful and sensitive exploration of questions surrounding the afterlife and will repay the time spent reading it. Highly recommended.”
Carl R. Trueman, Professor of Biblical and Religious Studies, Grove City College

“Though death, along with taxes, is for certain, surprisingly little has been written on the subject. And most of what is out there may actually be counterproductive. This book stands in the gap. Filled to the brim with keen biblical insight, sound theological engagement, and warm pastoral care, this book will be your first—and maybe only—stop for guidance on any and all issues related to death. Speaking personally, my family and I have been richly nourished by the pastoral ministry of Michael Rogers for fifteen years. I am delighted to see that wider audiences may now experience his edifying teaching.”
Stephen J. Nichols, President, Reformation Bible College; Chief Academic Officer, Ligonier Ministries

“After nearly forty years of fruitful pastoral ministry you would expect Michael Rogers to be wise in guiding believers through the challenging question, what’s next after this life? In What Happens After I Die? those expectations are exceeded. These pages reflect a depth of biblical reflection and practical help through which Dr. Rogers now extends his thoughtful understanding of Scripture to all who will read. What does the Bible say about heaven and hell? How will this world end? How can I be ready? These and many other questions are addressed with skill and Christ-centered hope. This is not dry eschatology; it is biblical truth that both challenges and encourages, enlightens and engages.”
Timothy Z. Witmer, author, The Shepherd Leader; Professor Emeritus of Practical Theology, Westminster Theological Seminary

“Is it pie in the sky when you die? Or is it seventy virgins? Or both? Or neither? Michael Rogers does an outstanding job of leading a search of the Scriptures to see what is true about the future destiny of God’s children—and of everyone else. This book will shape your prayers and your life so that both are more ‘conformed to the image of his Son.’ I commend it highly.”
Samuel T. Logan Jr., Associate International Director, The World Reformed Fellowship