Citizens Of Heaven

Rating: All Ages

As Christians, we live with a tension: this world is not our home. In 1 Peter, we're reminded that we are foreigners and exiles—called to live faithfully here while keeping our hearts set on heaven. How do we navigate life, work, relationships, and entertainment without letting this world claim our allegiance? In this message, we explore how to live on mission while waiting for Jesus’ return.

Southeast Christian Church

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Citizens Of Heaven | FaithChannel As Christians, we live with a tension: this world is not our home. In 1 Peter, we're reminded that we are foreigners and exiles—called to live faithfully here while keeping our hearts set on heaven. How do we navigate life, work, relationships, and entertainment without letting this world claim our allegiance? In this message, we explore how to live on mission while waiting for Jesus’ return.

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