Many of us grew up believing heaven is somewhere we escape to someday, and until then we just hold on. But what if Paul meant almost the opposite?

In this message from our Philippians series, pastor Becky Fitch takes us to first-century Philippi. It was a Roman colony where Caesar was called "Lord" and "Savior," and saying otherwise could get you arrested. That's the setting for Paul's words: "Our citizenship is in heaven."

Becky looks at:

• Why growing in faith has more to do with the people you spend time with than how much you know.
• How good things like comfort, security, or success can kinda start running our lives.
• What it means to be a "colony of heaven" right where you live, instead of hiding in a Christian "bunker."
• The question each of us still faces: who is actually Lord?