In this message, we’ll be taking a look at how as children of God, we are

well equipped to live victoriously in this life and carry out His will on the earth.

We pray that you are encouraged by this message, and are reminded that

everything you need is already in you in Christ Jesus.

There is a rhythm of Heaven and by grace through faith it is available to the child of God here in this world. Our Father designed us to live in the peace of the Kingdom, free from the burden of religion, fear and anxiety.

If we are going to reflect the Kingdom of Heaven in the earth, there are heaven realities that we must embrace. Today we look at the reality that everyone has value in the Kingdom.

Part 6 in our series: Reflect

We have been looking at truths that make up the culture of Heaven: God is Good, Jesus Got the Job Done and today we look at the kingdom truth that nothing is impossible.

We all have a personal greenhouse that we live in; our homes, churches, and communities all are a reflection of the culture that we have embraced. As believers, our culture should reflect Heaven and there are truths we must adopt if we are to manifest the Kingdom in our lives. Today we will embrace this truth: Jesus got the job done...It is finished!

In our series where we look to Reflect the culture of heaven, we start to examine core beliefs that create an atmosphere of the Kingdom.

Like a greenhouse, our culture can create an atmosphere where life flows or death destroys. By our beliefs and worldview, we choose life or death in the greenhouses of our homes, churches, and communities. In Jesus Christ, we have open heaven where we can reflect the kingdom of God in our lives and see His will be done on earth as it is in heaven.

It’s 2020, would it be accurate to say that we live in some troubling times? Well, regardless of the time we’re living in, God instructs us in His Word to never fear what tomorrow may bring. We hope this message encourages your heart and reminds you of just how much The Father loves you and how much He wants you to know that the best is yet to come.

What does it look like when the Kingdom is reflected in your life, your home and in His church? The answer might be challenging, but it's not complicated.

What is the church, what should it be compared to? What is our benchmark? Is it people and movements of the past or smoke machines and skinny paints of today? Is it cathedrals, rituals, and hymns? What did Jesus invasion when he said I will build my Church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it? What should we be reflecting?