The Kingdom Within
Heaven Within: Seeing Life Through a Higher Lens
Life and living become more consistent when you explore them on a deeper level. Your journey—where you go, what you do, and the quiet inner voice guiding you—intertwines with the people you meet, ultimately shaping your path toward purpose.
There’s a divine intuition in what you know, a moral compass that helps you discern right from wrong. Your inner self, that sacred guide within, influences your decisions and reminds you that the eternal nature of existence gives meaning to your temporary experiences. In this, you’re drawn closer to a higher sense of purpose—one that transcends circumstance and connects you with God.
From the Depths to the Heights
In earlier years, perhaps your focus within the church centered on the idea of a depraved nature—one that pulled you downward. Yet now, you begin to realize that it’s your higher nature, connected to God, that elevates you. This perspective doesn’t come from below; it comes from above.
The Kingdom of God is not just a distant realm—it is both within you and around you. It may reside in a dimension unseen, but as Jesus said, “The kingdom of God is within you.” Though invisible to the eye, it can absolutely be perceived by the spirit.
Living from Above, Not Below
Guidance from God is never out of reach—it’s always present, waiting for you to tune in. The perspective you hold determines your experience: a depraved outlook drags your soul downward, while a divine one lifts it upward. Even religion can weigh heavy when viewed through a lens of guilt or fear. But when faith becomes an act of looking up—toward the heavens and toward God—you find your spirit lifted, renewed, and filled with hope.
Where Is Heaven?
Some believe heaven is above us. Others say it exists within. And still others feel it surrounds us. The truth? Yes—to all of it.
Heaven isn’t confined to a single place. It’s both transcendent and intimate. When you begin to sense the divine close to your essence, confusion may linger—not because God is absent, but because His presence is deeper than understanding.
Even when unseen, He is there—all-knowing, all-seeing, and all-powerful—guiding, loving, and dwelling within you.
So lift your gaze. Feel His nearness. Trust His guidance.
Heaven is closer than you think.