In a time of political unrest and societal challenges, this message serves as a poignant reminder that as Christians, our primary citizenship is in heaven, with our ultimate loyalty pledged to Jesus Christ. It delves into the political implications of the gospel, highlighting how Jesus' titles such as 'Savior' and 'Lord' were once politically charged terms that challenged Roman authority. The sermon urges us to reflect on our own engagement with politics, asking whether we represent the kingdom of God or fall into partisan debates. It calls us to live in anticipation of Christ's kingdom, with actions and decisions shaped by the hope of our future transformation. Practical steps are offered, including praying for wisdom, engaging in political discourse with gentleness and respect, and serving our communities in ways that demonstrate kingdom values.