The Cherubim and Seraphim Church affirms heaven as the eternal home of all who believe in Christ and persevere in faith. Heaven is the presence of God — a place of unimaginable joy, peace, and wholeness where believers will dwell eternally in communion with the triune God. It is not merely a spiritual realm but involves bodily resurrection; believers will exist in glorified, immortal bodies in a renewed creation.

Heaven is understood as populated by the communion of saints — all the redeemed from all ages who have trusted in Christ. The C&S also affirms that angels dwell in heaven, and believers will exist in communion with the angelic hosts who worship God. The boundaries between heaven and earth are understood as real but not absolute; the C&S's theology of the spiritual realm allows for ongoing communion and intercession from the saints in heaven on behalf of the living.

The expectation of heaven is motivational for C&S piety. Believers are called to endure hardship, persecution, and temptation with the hope fixed on eternal reward. The white garments and prayer disciplines of the C&S are understood as preparation for final glorification. The hope of heaven shapes the C&S's call to holy living and perseverance in faith.