"As It Is In Heaven"

The Occupation of Heaven

You’ll never know what to fight for if you don’t know what’s been promised. To contend for heaven on earth, we need a clear vision of what heaven looks like—what’s there, what’s not—and then we can recognize where God’s kingdom needs to break through here.

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Josh Blount

January 19th | Week 2

What is the Peace of God?

In the midst of fires that destroy, cancer that devastates, depression that crushes, and violence that rages like a tumultuous sea can we really know heavenly peace? Join us for week 2 of As It Is In Heaven!

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Sarah Blount

January 26th | Week 3

Physical Healing

You’ll never know what to fight for if you don’t know what’s been promised. To contend for heaven on earth, we need a clear vision of what heaven looks like—what’s there, what’s not—and then we can recognize where God’s kingdom needs to break through here.

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Josh Blount

February 2nd | Week 4

Family

You’ll never know what to fight for if you don’t know what’s been promised. To contend for heaven on earth, we need a clear vision of what heaven looks like—what’s there, what’s not—and then we can recognize where God’s kingdom needs to break through here.

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David Terry

February 9th | Week 5

Freedom As It Is In Heaven

What does freedom in Christ look like? If we have been set free from sin’s power, why do we still sin? Join us as we dive into Romans 6 and take a closer look at the freedom Christ has set us free for.

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Sarah Blount

February 16th | Week 6

Joy

You’ll never know what to fight for if you don’t know what’s been promised. To contend for heaven on earth, we need a clear vision of what heaven looks like—what’s there, what’s not—and then we can recognize where God’s kingdom needs to break through here.

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Josh Blount

February 23rd | Week 7

Life (No Death)

You’ll never know what to fight for if you don’t know what’s been promised. To contend for heaven on earth, we need a clear vision of what heaven looks like—what’s there, what’s not—and then we can recognize where God’s kingdom needs to break through here.

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