- Heaven on Earth – Part 4
The awe of God is not reserved for a euphoric Heaven one day, where believers are mesmerised by mansions, streets of gold, and celestial splendour. Awe is the continual consciousness of a mighty and holy God actively present in and around us now. It is the recognition that every breath we inhale, every heartbeat sustained, and every aspect of creation held together is evidence of His governing power (Acts 17:28; Col 1:16–17). Awe is not emotional excitement, but spiritual alignment. Throughout scripture, the awe of God is intrinsically connected to the fear of the LORD.
- Heaven on Earth – Part 3
Holiness is not isolation—it is the calling to represent God faithfully in the world, to pour oneself out so that another is revealed. Christ showed us this path, taking on the Father’s mission and giving Himself entirely to others. Kenosis is the holy act of being sent: the sent one’s identity and will are laid aside so that God’s purposes shine through. This outpouring does not diminish life; it multiplies it, making Heaven visible through obedience. In a culture of self-preservation, holiness is the radical act that makes God known on Earth.
- Heaven on Earth – Part 2
Heaven is not a realm to be entered one day, but a way to be walked now. “A highway shall be there, and a road, and it shall be called the Highway of Holiness” (Isa 35:8). Heaven provides a divine pathway — a higher way of life that accelerates Kingdom purposes on Earth. Holiness reveals our Father in Heaven. This command does not begin with human effort but with divine revelation. God’s holiness is not defined by isolation or self-preservation. He is holy because He is set apart for another. Though complete and needing nothing, God chooses self-giving.
- Heaven on Earth – Part 1
Many Christians are preoccupied with “going to Heaven.” This fixation reveals a subtle but dangerous distortion of the gospel—the gospel of relocation rather than manifestation. Heaven is not a distant destination reserved for the future; it is a present reality to be revealed. Heaven is the life and presence of God in us, among us, and through us. Scripture declares that we are already seated with Christ in heavenly places (Eph 2:6), that we are citizens of Heaven (Phil 3:20).
- Heaven on Earth
2026 is a year where the Name of the LORD (YHWH) is made visible in the Earth.
As His throne is established in Heaven, so His rule shall be manifested through obedient and yielded lives on the Earth (Ps 103:19; Ps 115:16).
The awe of God is not reserved for a euphoric Heaven one day, where believers are mesmerised by mansions, streets of gold, and celestial splendour. Awe is the continual consciousness of a mighty and holy God actively present in and around us now. It is the recognition that every breath we inhale, every heartbeat sustained, and every aspect of creation held together is evidence of His governing power (Acts 17:28; Col 1:16–17). Awe is not emotional excitement, but spiritual alignment. Throughout scripture, the awe of God is intrinsically connected to the fear of the LORD.
Holiness is not isolation—it is the calling to represent God faithfully in the world, to pour oneself out so that another is revealed. Christ showed us this path, taking on the Father’s mission and giving Himself entirely to others. Kenosis is the holy act of being sent: the sent one’s identity and will are laid aside so that God’s purposes shine through. This outpouring does not diminish life; it multiplies it, making Heaven visible through obedience. In a culture of self-preservation, holiness is the radical act that makes God known on Earth.
Heaven is not a realm to be entered one day, but a way to be walked now. “A highway shall be there, and a road, and it shall be called the Highway of Holiness” (Isa 35:8). Heaven provides a divine pathway — a higher way of life that accelerates Kingdom purposes on Earth. Holiness reveals our Father in Heaven. This command does not begin with human effort but with divine revelation. God’s holiness is not defined by isolation or self-preservation. He is holy because He is set apart for another. Though complete and needing nothing, God chooses self-giving.
Many Christians are preoccupied with “going to Heaven.” This fixation reveals a subtle but dangerous distortion of the gospel—the gospel of relocation rather than manifestation. Heaven is not a distant destination reserved for the future; it is a present reality to be revealed. Heaven is the life and presence of God in us, among us, and through us. Scripture declares that we are already seated with Christ in heavenly places (Eph 2:6), that we are citizens of Heaven (Phil 3:20).
2026 is a year where the Name of the LORD (YHWH) is made visible in the Earth. As His throne is established in Heaven, so His rule shall be manifested through obedient and yielded lives on the Earth (Ps 103:19; Ps 115:16).