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Darrell Vaughn's 'Heaven My Home': Looking Forward to Our Real Home


Darrell Vaughn's new single, "Heaven My Home," is a heartfelt song that was inspired by health battles and the loss of loved ones. Darrell shares how these experiences made heaven more real to him and changed his look on life and eternity. 

Darrell Vaughn - Heaven My HomeThe lyrics look at the beauty and peace that is waiting for us in our eternal home. Darrell describes what could be in paradise, such as rolling meadows, clear rivers, and endless blue skies. Imagery that may even come very close to reflecting the peace and safety we will experience on that day when we may return home. The chorus powerfully declares: "Heaven my home, it's where I belong // I'm pure and whole by the savior's grace // His glory shines, it lights me up inside // Praise the Lord, On my knees, on my face". Yes, we may belong and be purified through His grace, and His promise of light and glory that fills us with joy and praise. 

"Heaven My Home" is an uplifting song about facing life's challenges with the hope of heavenly joy. May this song encourage you to focus on the incredible future God has prepared for you, a future where we all will worship together in perfect unity and fulfillment.

(Related scripture: Revelation 21:4; 1 Corinthians 2:9; John 14:2-3)

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