Only if you believe what Satan said to Eve... otherwise, there is no part of ourselves that is immortal, that "lives" on. We die and are resurrected when Christ comes, the Bible is clear on this, it is only by injecting dogmas (primarily Greek philosophies) into the scriptures that we "understand" that the soul goes somewhere at death and then contrive a scenario where our spirits return with Christ to be inserted into our resurrected bodies... where is that found in the Bible? It's not...
Soul sleep, or death as described throughout the scriptures, is the only understanding that dovetails with all scripture on death and the resurrection without having to interject or wrest the Word. It is the most merciful way God preserves until the resurrections.
Here's simple scenario that illustrates God's Mercy.
Imagine a love one has passed away, and as you believe, they are wisked into the presence of the Lord. Of course, they are able to look down on you to see and celebrate your life's accomplishments. People say it all the time..."I know so and so is watching over me or looking down on me with a smile right now', right? You hear it all the time. So back to the scenario, your loved one is gone and you find yourself involved in a relationship that becomes abusive and you are humiliated, degraded, and beat down. What is your loved one doing in Heaven during this time... weeping, crying, pleading, right? Really? Would a Merciful God subject those that He loves to this degradation?
On the contrary, we can know what the Bible describes for those that gain eternity... no more tears, no more sorrow. Having peace... being at rest. This will happen after Christ comes and we are all animated from the dust again to spend eternity in His joy.