27/09/2025
Watch the Full teaching here:
https://youtu.be/W_fpBrow3_U
(Throwback to my 2017 sermon 😃)
What is your reality?
It’s one of the most important questions you will ever face. Most of us know about Jesus. We read about Him, we hear about Him at church, we go to groups, conferences, or Bible studies to learn more information. But here’s the bigger question: do we really know Him?
John 17:3 says: “This is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom You have sent.” Eternal life isn’t about head knowledge or religious activity. It’s about intimacy. It’s not about knowing about God, it’s about knowing God.
God is not insecure. He is not rattled by our mistakes. He is not impressed or disappointed the way we often think. He is the Creator, the Owner, the King — and nothing threatens His position.
That’s God’s perspective. He sees the end from the beginning. He knows exactly where you are in your journey. He knows every decision, every turn, every crossroad. Yet so often we live anxious, wondering: What do I do now? What if I make the wrong choice? What if I miss it?
Jesus didn’t tell His disciples, “Go tell people the Kingdom is far off.” He told them to say: “The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand.” And when He Himself healed the sick and raised the dead, He declared: “The Kingdom has come.”
Who is the Kingdom? Jesus. And now Christ lives in you. Which means wherever you go, the Kingdom of God goes. You are not waiting to reach heaven. Heaven is already inside you through the Spirit.
The real dilemma is this: are you allowing Jesus to live your life? Or are you still trying to live it on your own?
This is the shift from anxiety to rest. From survival mode to abundance mode. From striving to surrender.
And here’s the amazing part: when you step into this reality, you carry heaven into your workplace, your family, your business. Imagine — no more living as though lack defines you, no more scrambling as if you’re on your own. Instead, you live with the certainty that Jesus is alive and living through you.
Remember: Heaven is not a distant destination. Heaven is your reality now, because Christ lives in you.