<p>What are the implications of our heavenly citizenship? What does it mean to be broken for the lost? Why does Paul contrast the hopelessness apart from Christ with the hope that we have in our Lord? </p>

What are the implications of our heavenly citizenship? What does it mean to be broken for the lost? Why does Paul contrast the hopelessness apart from Christ with the hope that we have in our Lord?

<p>What are the implications of our heavenly citizenship? What does it mean to be broken for the lost? Why does Paul contrast the hopelessness apart from Christ with the hope that we have in our Lord?&nbsp;</p>

Citizens of Heaven are Broken for the Lost  (Philippians 3:17-21)

How does a deeper understanding of God's story help us understand our own? The Cross and the Crown explores how scripture fits together into one whole with one Hero at the center of it all. In rooting our identity in Christ, we find profound meaning and encouragement in both triumph and tragedy.

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Citizens of Heaven are Broken for the Lost (Philippians 3:17-21)

Citizens of Heaven are Broken for the Lost (Philippians 3:17-21)