The Kingdom allows for a new way of life, but also brings division to the world.
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Jesus' future return should not create fear, but a faith that drive us further into mission.
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The antithesis to worry and anxiety is to serve the Kingdom in mission.
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"We are eternal beings. All that you've amassed in this life you cannot take with you; it will be divided amongst the living."
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"Fear creates a kind of self-absorption. It doesn't disqualify you as a missionary, but it removes you from the office of missionary when you're given over to that kind of fear."
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"Jesus calls out to us to ensure that our inner life is clean and that our outer life remains committed to loving and just actions."
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"Only Jesus can open up our eyes and give us true sight."
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"Life in the kingdom goes beyond personal holiness. We've been enlisted in a battle against the work of the devil."
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"We pray for things that only the depths of love could bring us.
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"Let the ministry you are doing be a constant expression of your intimacy with Jesus."
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"Our response to the poor reveals the state of our inner life. Are we really connected to the heart of God?"
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"When we genuinely ask Jesus what he wants for us, are we ready to do whatever he says?"
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"Our ambition has to be clothed with humility and a willingness to sacrifice."
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"When God speaks to us, it's always a promise...it's always a covenant."
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"The transfiguration is a reminder Jesus is Lord, Messiah, more powerful than what's happening around us.
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"We pick up our cross by picking up the mission of the kingdom."
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"Jesus is the origin of every miracle, but we get to experience it passing through us."
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"Jesus offers us power and authority in exchange for all our preparation and planning."
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"What qualifies a person to do mission? An encounter with Jesus.
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"Jesus reveals that the God of creation has a preference for those we've forgotten: the poor, the sick, and the destitute."
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