Church of God and reincarnation

At the Church of God they say that when you die and when you are judged and accepted by God, your soul lives on and if not then you're put to sleep and your soul is incinerated and it doesn't exist any more and this is done without any pain whatsoever.

My question would be if your soul is not incinerated and it lives on, you live on to what? Are you sent back to Earth to start a new life? Are you sent back as a different human being? If so, can you remember everything from your past life? I know that I’ve read about some people having the feeling of having lived before in a past life.

I remember quite a few years ago I read in a medical journal that this little girl kept on telling her parents that she lived before in another country and described the house and who was living there. Since she kept on and on about it, they finally brought her to a psychiatrist. After listening to her and the way she kept on trying to make him believe that what she was saying was true, he consulted with a couple more psychiatrists and finally with some scientist. After they listened to her, they decided to take her to the country that she claimed she was from.

Once they arrived at the town she spoke about, she describe the house that she claimed to have once lived in and that her parents were still there. Apparently she described every one that would be living in that house. Once at the house they got out of the car and knocked on the door. The psychiatrist and scientist got the surprise of their lives because what the little girl had told them was the truth. I've read about a couple stories of the sort.

I know some might not believe that. That’s fine. But did you ever get the feeling that when your doing something that your sure you have never done before but while doing it, you knew exactly what to do and how? And the feeling that you have done this before has finally kicked in?

I used to find all kinds of stories like this in the medical journal I read. I’m not saying that there was some every day, but sometimes you get some just as interesting as the one I just wrote about.

The point is, some things are hard to believe but we have to realize that we live in a world that has a lot of mysteries that we will never understand.

If anyone have any thoughts on this subject of having lived before, I would be interested in hearing about it. Any thoughts from a good preacher would be

In the mean time have a day in this life.