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Heaven is our true home, and our hearts long for the day we’ll be united with Jesus in glory! Though we walk this earth now, our spiritual reality is secure—we are citizens of heaven, loved and chosen by the all-powerful Lord. One day, He will transform our lowly bodies to be like His glorious body (Philippians 3:21). Until then, let’s live with hope, serve faithfully, and steward well all He has entrusted to us. Let’s encourage one another as we eagerly await our glorious future with Christ!

We are citizens of heaven, living in the "already but not yet." While we wait with anticipation to meet the Lord Jesus face-to-face, our calling in the present remains clear: to grow, to serve, and to be excellent stewards of everything He has placed in our hands. Read more to discover how we can turn our anticipation into active faithful service today.

I Am a Citizen of Heaven — FICM Blog We are citizens of heaven, living in the "already but not yet." While we wait with anticipation to meet the Lord Jesus face-to-face, our calling in the present remains clear: to grow, to serve, and to be excellent stewards of everything He has placed in our hands. Read more to discover how

We are more vulnerable to temptation when our legitimate needs are not being met. The question is, Are they going to be met in Christ, who promised to meet all of our needs according to His riches in glory (see Phil. 4:19)? Or are we going to succumb to temptation and turn to the counterfeit attempts to fulfill our needs, as offered in abundance by the world, the flesh and the devil? Paul admonished, “Let our people also learn to engage in good deeds to meet pressing needs, that they may not be unfruitful” (Titus 3:14).

The first puff on a cigarette, the first taste of beer or the first sip of hard liquor is seldom, if ever, a good experience. So why do so many people proceed with an act that their natural tastes and their own body want to reject? Most are driven to fulfill an inner need for acceptance. They want to belong. People tend to compromise their own convictions, and children often ignore the warnings of their parents in order to be accepted by a friend or a group. They do not want to be lonely.

~ Neil T. Anderson in Overcoming Addictive Behavior

Overcoming Addictive Behavior | Freedom in Christ Canada Addiction forges its own chains of pain and problems that grow with each day and seem impossible to overcome. If you, or someone you know, are a captive of addictive behavior, Neil Anderson and Mike Quarles have both a message of hope and a plan of action.Anyone can be set free from addictive behavi...

Dear Saints, take heart! As you follow God’s leading, you can rest assured that He will finish the good work He began in you. Trust in His promise—He is faithful, and nothing can separate you from His love. Let this truth encourage you today!