As we have reached the last Sunday of the liturgical calendar, we are celebrating the feast of Christ the King. As members of the church, we are in the kingdom of God initiated and headed by Christ. The culmination of the salvation history is that Christ shall be enthroned as “King of kings and Lord of lords.” (Rev. 19:16). Through his dispute with the Pharisees, Jesus proved that the Messiah is more that the “son of David.” He is the also Son of God who came to the world as son of man. Jesus acknowledged to Pilate that he is king; but his kingdom does not belong to this world (John 18:36). Jesus told his disciples: “you do not belong to the world, and I have chosen you out of the world” (John 15:19). Let us acknowledge the great sacrifice of our redeemer who has chosen us out of the world to be citizens of his divine kingdom and let us be loyal to his leadership so that we later enter the fullness of his kingdom.