Finding the Kingdom of Heaven… Where Is It?

Flipping the channels on television one evening brought my husband and me to a Christian station where we paused the remote. By doing so, we heard a “Christian” leader make mention that people of the Buddhist faith would not enter into the kingdom of heaven.

In discovering the Truth that Jesus came to enlighten humanity to the “kingdom of heaven is within” and that “God is no respecter of persons”, one can’t help but wonder how the Christian sect can ostracize those different from themselves?

Does not the Bible indicate we are ALL the “sons of Gods, joint heirs with Christ”?

Searching for the
Presence of God?

It has been taught that God will be found in books, temples, holy places.

One searches, during his lifetime, for God in many places. Some travel across the ocean and around the world in search of answers to an unknown inner longing of knowing God.

Because Orthodox religion teaches God is to be found in heavenly places, many believe they’ll finally find and be experiencing God when their human life here on earth is absolved.

One’s human life is filled with so many human activities, is it no wonder they never find Him? To be still and listen reveals God to be right here, where “I AM”.

God In The Midst of Tragedy

On September 11, 2001, over 6,000 families had a reason to seek God for comfort and answers to before unthought-of questions. Brought about by the most heinous murderous crime imaginable, these families sought God in individual and collective ways.

In the aftermath of American tragedy, a new spiritual thirst occurred.

Most people look for God in church, in a temple or synagogue, or in the pages of the Holy Bible.

Day after day, year after year, one goes through the ritual – hoping to someday be ready to meet God face to face. At most, the majority of persons only come to know about God.