Home is more than an address or a roof over our heads. It’s that deep sense of “this is where I belong” – a place where our hearts can finally exhale. Even a simple tent in the Southern Alps can become that kind of space: a marked point on the map, a shelter you long to return to when the wind picks up.

In John 14, Jesus speaks into deep anxiety and fear by offering exactly this: the promise of a prepared place, an eternal home where we are fully known and fully welcomed. That hope doesn’t just shape our future; it reshapes our present. As Jesus prepares a home for us, we’re invited to build homes here – spaces of safety, welcome, and belonging for others.