I Am Blessed with Heavens Best Prt#5 (The Fullness of God’s Creation)

Blessed Heavens Best Overview

In this fifth and final installment of the series ‘I Am Blessed with Heaven’s Best,’ the pastor delivers a powerful message on what it truly means to live as an heir of God’s kingdom. Drawing from Ephesians 1:3-6, Colossians 2:13-15, Romans 5:17, and 2 Peter 1:1-4, the teaching unpacks the distinction between the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Heaven, explaining how Jesus came legally as a man to restore dominion to humanity. The sermon confronts the spirit of condemnation that keeps believers from walking in the authority and blessings already secured by Christ on the cross. Through vivid illustrations — from Adam naming the animals to David dancing before the Ark — the pastor shows that God is not ‘in control’ in the passive sense, but has placed mankind in charge of the earth, equipped with righteousness as a gift. The message calls every believer to stop begging God for what has already been given, to grow in the knowledge of Jesus Christ, and to enter boldly into the rest, abundance, and fullness of Heaven’s best.

Blessed Heavens Best Outline

• 00:00 – Series Introduction and the Kingdom of Heaven: The pastor introduces the final message of the series, distinguishing the Kingdom of God from the Kingdom of Heaven and explaining why the church is administered the way it is under grace.
• 07:30 – God Had to Become Man to Rule Legally: An exploration of why Jesus had to enter the world through the womb of a woman — because God gave dominion to man, and only a man could legally reclaim it.
• 16:00 – Foundation Text — Ephesians 1:3-6: The congregation reads the foundational passage together. The pastor unpacks adoption as sons, the Hebrew cultural context of the firstborn requesting adoption of a servant, and what it means to be heirs of the Kingdom.
• 25:00 – Condemnation Keeps Us Hiding from God: Using Adam hiding in the garden and Peter crying ‘depart from me,’ the pastor shows how condemnation prevents believers from receiving and exercising the authority God has freely given them.
• 34:00 – The New Creation and the Gift of Righteousness: 2 Corinthians 5:17 and 5:21 are opened to reveal that believers are brand-new creations who have received God’s righteousness as a gift — making them qualified to rule and reign in life by Jesus Christ.
• 43:00 – Sitting with Christ in Heavenly Places: Ephesians 2:4-7 and Hebrews 10:11-14 are examined to show that Christ’s one eternal sacrifice ended the daily labor of atonement and that believers are now spiritually seated at the right hand of God.
• 51:00 – The Fullness of God’s House — Psalm 36 and 2 Peter 1: The pastor draws from Psalm 36:7-9 and 2 Peter 1:1-4 to show that exceedingly great and precious promises are multiplied to believers as they grow in the knowledge of Jesus Christ.
• 59:00 – Closing Exhortation — Take What Is Already Yours: The pastor closes with a passionate call for believers to stop tolerating condemnation and corruption, and to boldly take hold of everything God has already placed in their spiritual account through the finished work of Christ.

Scripture References

Ephesians 1:3-6, Hebrews 1:1-2, Genesis 1:26, Psalms 8:4-6, Psalms 115:16, 2 Corinthians 5:17, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Romans 5:17, Romans 8:1, Romans 8:14-17, Romans 1:16-17, Colossians 2:13-15, Hebrews 4:1, Hebrews 10:11-14, Ephesians 2:1, Ephesians 2:4-7, Mark 16:19, Psalms 36:7-9, 2 Peter 1:1-4, Romans 10:17

Key Takeaways

• God has already blessed believers with every spiritual blessing in heavenly places in Christ — the work is finished and there is nothing left to earn.
• Jesus had to become a man to legally reclaim dominion over the earth, because God gave authority to mankind and only a man could rightfully restore it.
• Condemnation is the primary weapon Satan uses to prevent believers from exercising the authority and receiving the blessings that are already theirs in Christ.
• Righteousness is not achieved through effort or sacrifice but is a gift received by faith — believers are as right with God as Jesus Himself.
• Believers are spiritually seated with Christ at the right hand of God, making them joint heirs with Jesus and entitled to the fullness of Heaven’s abundance.
• Growing in the knowledge of God and Jesus Christ is the key that unlocks grace, peace, and every exceedingly great and precious promise for daily life.
• The earth has been given to the children of men — God is in charge as the one who set the order, but believers are responsible to rule and reign in this life by faith.

Blessed Heavens Best Notes

Kingdom of God vs Kingdom of Heaven

One of the foundational distinctions in this message is the difference between the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Heaven. The Kingdom of God always was and always will be — it is the unchanging constitution of divine order. The Kingdom of Heaven, however, refers specifically to this current age in which Jesus, having ascended and seated Himself at the right hand of the Father, administers His rule from heaven through believers on earth. Understanding this distinction helps explain why the church functions the way it does under grace, and why believers carry real delegated authority in the world today.

Adoption as Sons Changes Everything

Drawing on the Hebrew cultural practice of adoption, the pastor explains that the firstborn son in a household could petition the father to adopt a beloved servant as a full son — and the father was obligated to honor that request. Jesus, the only begotten Son of God, made precisely this request on behalf of every believer. The result is staggering: those who receive Christ are no longer servants waiting for instructions but sons and daughters who share in the family counsel, understanding the why behind God’s purposes and inheriting all that the Father possesses.

Condemnation Robs Believers of Authority

The sermon places heavy emphasis on the destructive power of condemnation in the life of a believer. When Adam sinned, a cloak of iniquity fell over him and he hid from God. That same pattern repeats in the lives of believers who have been told they are ‘nothing but sinners saved by grace.’ The pastor insists this language, while partially true historically, keeps believers locked in a posture of shame that prevents them from taking the authority they have been given. Romans 8:1 declares there is now no condemnation to those in Christ Jesus — and that freedom is the launching pad for ruling and reigning.

Righteousness as the Door to Abundance

A central pillar of this message is that the fullness of God’s blessings flows through righteousness — not self-earned righteousness, but the gift of God’s own righteousness imputed to every believer through Jesus Christ. Second Corinthians 5:21 states that God made Jesus, who knew no sin, to be sin for us so that we might become the righteousness of God in Him. This righteousness cannot be lost on a bad day, cannot be forfeited by weakness, and does not fluctuate based on performance. It is a permanent standing that opens the door to every promise God has made.

Seated in Heaven — A Present Reality

Ephesians 2:4-7 makes the extraordinary declaration that God has raised believers up and made them sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. The pastor is careful to clarify this is not physical but spiritual — yet it is no less real. This seated position means that the same authority Jesus wields from the right hand of the Father is the authority from which every believer is meant to operate. Hebrews 10:12-14 confirms that Christ’s one sacrifice perfected forever those who are being sanctified, meaning believers approach every situation from a position of victory already won.

Growing in Knowledge Unlocks the Promises

Second Peter 1:2-4 reveals that grace and peace are multiplied not through striving but through the knowledge of God and Jesus Christ. As believers grow in understanding who Jesus is and what He has done, the exceedingly great and precious promises of God become increasingly accessible and manifest in daily life. The pastor compares this to discovering that a million dollars has been deposited into your account — the money was always there, but ignorance of it meant living as if it were not. Hearing righteousness again and again is the method God uses to awaken believers to the wealth that is already theirs.

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