You're NOT Your Labels, You're GOD's Ambassador on EARTH! #shorts

19 Mar 2026 · 2 min

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In this short sermon, Harry Pitts declares that a person’s true identity is not defined by external labels such as job, sexual orientation, or trauma, but by being a spirit sent by God as an ambassador of His kingdom. He emphasizes that recognizing this ambassadorial role ends the need for human validation. Pitts teaches that the core message of Jesus—repent because the kingdom of heaven is near—remains paramount. He uses the metaphor of an architect’s blueprint to explain that God’s intent existed before creation; the universe is merely the physical construction of a pre‑finished divine idea. Referring to Genesis 1:1, he frames it not as God’s beginning but as the start of God’s project: a colony rather than a nursery, with Earth serving as the capital city of an expanding heavenly kingdom.

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You are not your job. You are not your sexual orientation. You are not your trauma. You are a spirit housed in a body dispatched from headquarters with a specific assignment. And when you know you are an ambassador, you stop begging for validation from the locals. We are a kingdom people. What am I preaching on? I'm teaching on the kingdom of God, the kingdom of heaven. This is the paramount message that Jesus was teaching. He said, repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. We have to follow the architect's original intent. And then when you look at this, before there was a beginning, there was an intent in the mind of God. The end was finished before the beginning even started. An architect does not dig a foundation until the blueprint It's complete in his mind. The universe is simply the physical construction phase of an idea that was already finished in the spirit. And when you look at Genesis chapter 1, verse 1, we see this is not the beginning of God. It is the beginning of God's project. And what was the project? It was not to create a nursery for humanity. It was to create a colony. God God is a king. His territory is heaven, but a great king seeks to expand his influence. He decided to extend his kingdom into a physical dimension. He created the cosmos as the real estate and Earth as the capital city of this new territory.