When you were born again, you were delivered from one kingdom and brought into another. From darkness to light. From bondage to freedom. From rejection to belonging. From fear to love.  Read More

The kingdom of God levels the playing field. The first shall be last, and the last shall be first. Paupers become princes. Orphans and widows are set in families. We will all dine with kings and queens because we will all be kings and queens.  Read More

The kingdom of God is full of surprises. You never know when you will stumble on your next kingdom treasure— sometimes it is right underneath your feet.  Read More

The kingdom of God is certainly small in appearance, yet mighty in impact.  Read More

Wherever the kingdom of Christ advances, it enters a rival kingdom that will feel threatened. When the wise men came to Palestine in search for the Christ-child, King Herod immediately felt threatened, and deceptively requested an audience with them to learn the age of the child so as to kill him.  Read More

The kingdom of God certainly advances forcefully, but at times it advances invisibility, or at least imperceptibly.  Read More

If you think the kingdom of God is wimpy, you are in for a big surprise. The kingdom of God is so revolutionary that Jesus called it violent, or forceful. Not only does the kingdom advance forceful, when the kingdom comes on an individual it makes that person forceful as well.  Read More

The kingdom of God travels along relational lines. The devil scatters; Jesus gathers.  Read More

When Jesus brought the kingdom of God to earth, he first demonstrated the kingdom, then he explained the kingdom.   Read More

Every kingdom principle God reveals to you is worth more than a million dollars.  Read More

Casting out demons was a normal part of Jesus’ everyday ministry when he was here on earth, and casting out demons continues to be an everyday experience wherever Christ’s kingdom is advancing.   Read More

When the kingdom of God comes, people are born again.  Read More

If your life has been sour, or even bitter, God wants you to recognize that his kingdom is joyful.   Read More

The kingdom of God is either worth everything to you, or it is worth nothing. Until you come to recognize the kingdom of God as the greatest of all treasures, you will never take hold of it.  Read More

When the kingdom of Christ gains traction in your life, your desires, motivations, orientation, disposition, and lifestyle will radically change.  Read More

Child-ishness is the sure sign of immaturity; but in the kingdom of Christ, child-likeness is the sure sign of maturity.  Read More

Only first-seekers become kingdom-receivers— and for good reason. A first-seeker is one who values the kingdom of Christ above all things. A second-seeker is one who values the kingdom among many things.  Read More

As the kingdom of God comes on your life, it will demand a higher standard of personal righteousness, moral integrity, and sexual purity  Read More

The greatest proof that God’s kingdom has come to earth is the willingness to be persecuted. If anyone tells you the kingdom of God is all peaches-and-cream, don’t believe them. They are liars!  Read More

God promises his kingdom to the humble, and for good reason. Just as an area of high atmospheric pressure repels storms, so pride in the human spirit repels the manifesting presence of Christ. And just as an area of low atmospheric pressure attracts storms systems, humility and those who are poor in spirit attract the manifesting presence of Christ.  Read More

The only way the kingdom of God will ever come on earth is not by self-effort or will-power; the kingdom of God will only ever come by the Person of the Holy Spirit.   Read More

A common mistake people make in regard to the kingdom of God is making it impersonal, abstract, and theoretical.  Read More

When Jesus announced the coming of his kingdom, he announced a revolution. The announcement of his revolutionary kingdom is always a call to repentance. The advancing of Christ’s kingdom always calls for repentance. Always.  Read More

The kingdom of God is not static, and it is never dormant. The kingdom of God, on the other hand, is always alive, dynamic, and ever-expanding.   Read More