Embracing Our Role as Christ's Ambassadors

In this teaching, the focus is on understanding and embracing the identity and responsibilities of being Christ’s ambassador on earth. Just as earthly ambassadors are sent by their home countries to represent their interests, so too are believers sent by God to represent His kingdom in every sphere of life. This means that provision, protection, and authority are not dependent on earthly systems, but on the resources and backing of heaven itself. The assurance is given that, as God’s representatives, believers and their households are under divine immunity and protection, much like how the children of an earthly ambassador are cared for by their home nation.

Every believer is strategically placed in a “capital”—a sphere of influence that matters to God, whether it’s education, entertainment, business, or family. No assignment is insignificant; each is a divine posting to bring the light and values of God’s kingdom into that space. The teaching emphasizes that believers are not just to blend in, but to stand out, safeguarding the interests of heaven, confronting ungodly trends, and being a voice for righteousness. The authority of an ambassador is rooted in their credentials, and for the believer, these credentials are found in the Word of God, which declares their identity, authority, and power to decree and shape outcomes in their environment.

The concept of territory is also highlighted—just as an embassy is sovereign ground, so too is the believer’s home and life a protected territory, inaccessible to the enemy. This “Goshen experience” means that even when trouble surrounds, God’s people are preserved and provided for. With this high calling comes the responsibility to conduct oneself with honor and respect, reflecting the dignity of the One who sent them. The teaching challenges believers to live with integrity, to be peacemakers, to intercede for their communities, and to actively promote the interests of God’s kingdom.

Finally, the rewards of faithful ambassadorship are underscored: prosperity, protection, insight, blessed children, and eternal reward. The call is to represent heaven well, letting others see the goodness, wisdom, and power of God through a life lived as His ambassador.

Key Takeaways

• 1. Heavenly Provision and Immunity: As Christ’s ambassadors, believers are not subject to the limitations of earthly economies or systems. Their provision and protection come from the resources of heaven, ensuring that they and their households will not lack or be vulnerable to the world’s crises. This divine immunity extends to every area of life, affirming that God Himself is committed to their welfare and defense. [18:24]
• 2. Strategic Placement and Purpose: Every believer is intentionally placed by God in a sphere of influence that is significant to His kingdom. Whether in the marketplace, education, arts, or family, each assignment is a “capital” where God’s interests are to be advanced. Recognizing the divine purpose in one’s placement transforms ordinary roles into sacred callings, urging believers to represent Christ boldly and faithfully. [24:24]
• 3. Authority Rooted in Identity: The authority to shape outcomes and confront darkness is rooted in the believer’s identity as revealed in Scripture. Understanding and declaring these “credentials” empowers believers to decree God’s will, resist evil, and establish righteousness in their environments. This is not mere religious rhetoric, but a spiritual reality that shifts atmospheres and brings heaven’s influence to earth. [33:05]
• 4. Protected Territory and the Goshen Principle: Just as embassies are sovereign territories, the believer’s home and life are divinely protected spaces. The “Goshen experience” means that even when calamity strikes around, God’s people enjoy supernatural preservation and peace. This reality calls for confidence, not fear, and a refusal to allow the enemy access to what God has set apart. [36:14]
• 5. Ambassadorial Conduct and Eternal Reward: The dignity of the ambassadorial calling demands a life of honor, integrity, and respect. How believers conduct themselves reflects on the kingdom they represent, impacting how others perceive God. Faithful representation is not only rewarded with earthly blessings—such as prosperity, insight, and blessed descendants—but also with eternal rewards from Christ Himself. [45:32]

Youtube Chapters

• [00:00] - Welcome
• [18:24] - Divine Provision for Ambassadors
• [19:49] - Immunity and Protection Explained
• [21:50] - Hostility and Spiritual Warfare
• [23:47] - Strategic Placement in Capitals
• [25:43] - Official Protection and Psalm 91
• [28:10] - Safeguarding Heaven’s Interests
• [32:28] - Credentials and Spiritual Authority
• [35:37] - The Ambassador’s Territory: Goshen Principle
• [39:29] - Living with Respect and Honor
• [44:55] - The Ambassador’s Reward
• [46:13] - Roles of an Ambassador
• [51:31] - Ambassadors as Peacemakers
• [53:37] - Protecting Fellow Citizens
• [57:02] - Benefits of Being Christ’s Ambassador
• [59:39] - Blessing the Next Generation
• [62:51] - Eternal Reward and Final Charge

Bible Reading

2 Corinthians 5:20 (ESV) — > Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ, God making his appeal through us. We implore you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God.

2. Psalm 91:9-11 (ESV)
> Because you have made the Lord your dwelling place—the Most High, who is my refuge—no evil shall be allowed to befall you, no plague come near your tent. For he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways.

3. Exodus 8:22 (ESV)
> But on that day I will set apart the land of Goshen, where my people dwell, so that no swarms of flies shall be there, that you may know that I am the Lord in the midst of the earth.

Observation Questions

1. According to the sermon, what does it mean for a believer to be an “ambassador” for Christ, and how is this similar to or different from an earthly ambassador? [[19:49]]
2. What promises of protection and provision are given to God’s ambassadors in Psalm 91, as highlighted in the sermon? [[26:19]]
3. How does the “Goshen experience” from Exodus 8:22 illustrate the kind of protection God gives to His people? [[38:51]]
4. What are some of the “capitals” or spheres of influence where believers are strategically placed, according to the teaching? [[24:24]]

Interpretation Questions

1. The sermon says that believers’ authority is rooted in their identity as revealed in Scripture. How does understanding one’s “credentials” as an ambassador affect the way a believer lives and prays? [[33:05]]
2. The “Goshen principle” is described as supernatural protection and peace even when trouble is all around. What does this mean for how believers should respond to fear or crisis in their environment? [[36:14]]
3. The teaching emphasizes that every believer is placed in a “capital” that matters to God. How might recognizing your current placement as a divine assignment change your attitude or actions at work, school, or home? [[25:05]]
4. The sermon mentions that how believers conduct themselves reflects on the kingdom they represent. Why is integrity and honor so important for Christ’s ambassadors? [[40:42]]

Application Questions

1. The sermon says, “You will not rely on the Kenyan economy as you represent Jesus on this earth; your support will be coming from heaven.” In what practical ways can you trust God for provision and protection, rather than being anxious about earthly systems? [[19:05]]
2. Think about your current “capital”—your workplace, school, family, or community. What is one specific way you can intentionally represent Christ and bring His values into that space this week? [[25:05]]
3. The “Goshen experience” means your home and life are protected territory. Are there areas in your life or home where you have allowed fear or compromise to enter? What steps can you take to reclaim that territory for God? [[38:51]]
4. The sermon challenges believers to stand up against ungodly trends and be a voice for righteousness. Is there a situation in your environment where you need to speak up or take a stand for God’s values? What is holding you back? [[30:33]]
5. As an ambassador, you are called to be a peacemaker and intercede for your community. Who is one person or group you can pray for or reach out to this week as part of your ambassadorial role? [[51:31]]
6. The teaching highlights the importance of living with honor and integrity. Is there an area of your life where your conduct might not reflect the kingdom you represent? What is one change you can make to better honor Christ in that area? [[40:42]]
7. The sermon promises that faithful ambassadors will be rewarded both now and eternally. How does this perspective motivate you to persevere in your calling, even when it’s difficult or unnoticed? [[45:32]]