In the sermon, Pastor elaborates on the distinction between the Kingdom of God and the church, emphasizing that understanding what the Kingdom is not can help clarify its true nature. He points out that God’s original intent was evident in the Garden of Eden, where humanity was meant to have dominion over the earth without subduing one another. Pastor critiques the notion that religion is synonymous with the Kingdom of God, explaining that religion is a man-made attempt to reach a deity, while the Kingdom encompasses a relationship centered on righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. He underscores that the church, while important, is a vehicle for the Kingdom rather than the Kingdom itself—highlighting that the Kingdom existed before the church and will continue to exist after it.Pastor further emphasizes the dual role of the church: as the bride of Christ, fostering intimacy and deeper relationships within the body, and as the ecclesia, which is called to influence culture and spread the teachings of Jesus beyond the church’s walls. He calls for believers to recognize their role in transforming society with Kingdom values. The emphasis is placed on action, encouraging congregants to acknowledge their authority as citizens of the Kingdom to effect change in all aspects of life, from home to workplace to community. Overall, Pastor stresses the importance of living out one’s faith actively, embodying the principles of the Kingdom by being a positive force in the world and fostering a strong community among believers.