Camilo Buchanan preaches that because of what Jesus has already done we are already seated with him in the heavenly places, and living in that reality should change how we respond to life now. He walks through Luke 7 (the healing of the centurion's servant) and Ephesians 2 to show that faith trusts Jesus authority and rests in what God has already accomplished for us and for our future. Buchanan contrasts fearful, striving responses with mature faith - a faith that stops begging, stops playing the victim, stops comparing, and stops worrying about the future. He calls the congregation to practice a habitual trust in Jesus authority, believing the "already" even while living in the "not yet."
“Faith in Jesus is built not just by looking at what God has already done in your past but by looking at what he has already done in your future.” · Camilo Buchanan
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Remember your identity: you are seated with Christ, so let that reshape fear, comparison, and victim thinking. Practice 'Corey faith' - confident, habitual trust in Jesus' authority - by rehearsing truths from Scripture, praying from the posture of being 'already' secured, and choosing worship over worry when circumstances are uncertain.
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