THE HOME THIS WORLD NEVER WAS
When God Wipes Away the Last Tear
You were never wandering. You were being led home the whole way.
The Home This World Never Was speaks to the ache in the human heart that this world has never been able to satisfy. Through brokenness, grief, failing bodies, empty chairs, trauma, and spiritual defeat, Pastor Tom points readers toward the God who sees every tear—and the promise that one day He will wipe the last tear away forever.
Includes 19 Ready-to-Preach Sermon Outlines
Paperback · $19.95
WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER
Name the ache
Face honestly the griefs, losses, disappointments, and longings that this world cannot completely answer.
Walk through the laments
See how Scripture gives us permission to bring sorrow, questions, and pain honestly before God.
Make the turn toward hope
Discover how biblical lament does not end in despair but turns the heart again toward the faithfulness of God.
Learn to live in the gap
Find biblical help for living faithfully between the pain we experience now and the promises that are still ahead.
Look toward the last tear
Follow the road to Revelation 21 and the promise of the day when God Himself will wipe away every tear.
Teach and preach the message
Use the companion appendix of nineteen ready-to-preach sermon outlines—one for each chapter and the conclusion.
“And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away.”
Revelation 21:4 KJV
ABOUT PASTOR TOM
Rev. Thomas Andrufski, known to many as Pastor Tom, has spent decades preaching, teaching, and walking with people through some of life’s hardest seasons. His writing grows out of a pastor’s heart and a conviction that God’s Word speaks with hope even in the deepest valleys.
In The Home This World Never Was, Pastor Tom writes honestly about grief, loss, disappointment, and the ache for something this world cannot provide—while pointing readers toward the promise of the day when God will wipe away every tear.
THERE IS A HOME AHEAD
The ache is real. The promise is greater. And one day, God will wipe away the last tear.