Luke 12:32 - "Do not fear, little flock, for it is your Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom."
When in subjection to a monarch, your safety and prosperity cannot exceed the power and resources of that monarch himself, and in the case of the true believer under the government of Christ our Shepherd King, the available power and resources are beyond all human computation.
Use any and all means to come under the care, authority and dominion of this lustrous, noble and selflessly sacrificial Shepherd of the sheep. Then, even if he leads you through crumbling worlds of havoc, you are as safe as the Shepherd is, whom you cling to lovingly and trustingly as your sole hope of safety. Remember good Mary the sister of Martha, seated at Christ's feet and gazing upward in subjection to his instructive wisdom: Cling to this Shepherd with a progressively tightening grasp that even death itself cannot separate, and you will be as safe as the one whom you apprehend and follow. As long as Christ is with you in the boat, given tempest or hurricane, if you sink then he must sink also, and this will never happen as "death no longer has dominion over him", and therefore never over you if you are one with him. You will live a life victorious over the threat of death, and then eventually in physical death, you will spiritually bypass eternal or spiritual death and never even see such a dolorous fate.
John 11:25 - "Jesus said to her, 'I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live. And whoever lives and believes in Me shall never die. Do you believe this?' "
Under the govenment of this King and Shepherd, all of heaven's limitless resources will be yours for the sake of the Shepherd whom you faithfully follow, no matter where he leads or what he commands. If and when you do physically die, yet though you die you shall live, (resurrection,) and your spiritual person will never die at all in this or any other world, as this particular thoughtful Shepherd has already visited the domain of death for you, and exempted all his beloved sheep from it forever. "...shall never die."