If our citizenship is in heaven, shouldn't we stand out on earth? In this message from Philippians 3 and Matthew 5, we are challenged to stop blending in with the world and start living as true ambassadors of Christ. Just as tourists are easy to spot, followers of Jesus should be marked by a distinct identity - living as salt and light in everyday moments at work, online, and in public.

What do you do when the pain feels heavier than the hope? If you’ve ever:

• Walked through loss and wondered where God was

• Felt worn down by the brokenness of this world

• Questioned why healing, justice, or relief feels delayed

• Tried to keep believing while quietly hurting This message is for you

We’ll look at how Scripture describes a world that is broken—but not defeated. A creation that is groaning—but not giving up. And a hope that is guaranteed, even when it hasn’t fully arrived yet.

You’ll discover:

• Why your pain is real—but not the end of the story

• Why Heaven is not smaller than your suffering—but infinitely greater

• How God is redeeming more than just our souls

Come be reminded that what hurts now will not last forever. Heaven is bigger than your pain—and God isn’t finished yet.

The world loves division—race, politics, generations, status—but those labels were never meant to define us. Scripture says our true identity isn’t found in where we stand in the world, but in who we belong to in Christ. In Him, the lines that divide lose their power.

Jesus made it clear: our faith is proven by love, not by sides we take. When we find our identity in Christ instead of worldly divisions, unity replaces rivalry—and love becomes the loudest witness of what we believe.