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When you think of a kingdom, what comes to mind? Perhaps it's from a book or a movie. There's something about escaping our world and stepping into another that captures our imagination.
It's exciting. It's captivating.
But when we open the Bible, we discover something even more remarkable. We don't read about an imaginary kingdom; we read about a real one: God's kingdom. A kingdom that Jesus came to announce and a kingdom that is breaking into our world.
Join us as Luke continues our new series on the Beatitudes. Together, we'll discover why Jesus' first words, "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven," may turn our expectations of God's kingdom upside down.
By Emmanuel Christian CommunityWhen you think of a kingdom, what comes to mind? Perhaps it's from a book or a movie. There's something about escaping our world and stepping into another that captures our imagination.
It's exciting. It's captivating.
But when we open the Bible, we discover something even more remarkable. We don't read about an imaginary kingdom; we read about a real one: God's kingdom. A kingdom that Jesus came to announce and a kingdom that is breaking into our world.
Join us as Luke continues our new series on the Beatitudes. Together, we'll discover why Jesus' first words, "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven," may turn our expectations of God's kingdom upside down.

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