Secular humanism is not looking to meet the family of faith on the 50 yard line and say,

hey, there's room for all of us here. Let's just sit down and be friends.

Secular humanism is looking to push people of faith all the way back into our own end zone

and own the whole field and disqualify us from ever entering onto it again.

Hey everybody, welcome to the American Camp Fire Revival. I can hear the cicadas and the

crickets out here in Tennessee. And I'm sure that you can see that this is a real fire, and I'm enjoying every single

night that we get together to pray as the family of faith. So thank you for joining me again.

I hope you're inviting your friends, and I hope you're inviting your family. We're going to talk

about some heavy subjects here that we really have to understand if we want to engage our culture

and shape the future world for our children.

I want to talk tonight about the legitimacy of heavenizing the earth. Some think that that's just

some weird idea that there's no way we can heavenize the earth. God doesn't say that in his word.

I think that he does. In fact, here's some words that I want to read to you that I didn't write.

It was actually written by a theologian named N.T. Wright. And listen to what he says.

He says, Jesus's resurrection is the beginning of God's new project.

Not to snatch people away from earth to heaven, but to colonize earth with the life of heaven.

That, after all, is what the Lord's prayer is about.

Well, isn't that a mic drop moment?

Maybe the Lord's plan is not to snatch people away from earth and get them to heaven, but to colonize

earth with the life of heaven, with the love of heaven, with the righteousness and goodness and

light of heaven. That's what the Lord's prayer is all about. What does he mean? When Jesus said,

Lord, may your kingdom come and your will be done on earth as it is in heaven,

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