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"And he hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written, KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS." (Revelation 19:16-KJV) "For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace." (Isaiah 9:6-KJV) Dear Citizen of Heaven and child of the King, Last week, we opened the door. We confessed that most of us have read the Bible thr

Dear Citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven, Before we begin, I want you to understand something important: what you are about to study is not a religious program. It is a reorientation of your entire worldview. Most of us were taught to "get saved." Yet, few of us were taught to "live as citizens of the Kingdom." We were trained to attend church, read our Bibles, and try our best to be good people. But Jesus did not come preaching a religion. He came preaching the Kingdom of God

In the midst of all that is happening in our world — the pain, injustice, and moral unraveling — I find myself continuously asking the Lord to help me understand how to hold on to hope. Each day seems to bring unsettling news: wars abroad, unrest at home, leaders drunk on power, the vulnerable being mistreated, the faithful being mocked, and basic structures of life being shaken. We are all trying to breathe through waves of uncertainty, injustice, and fatigue. Yet the Spirit

In prayer and preparation for our recent gathering of Kingdom citizens, I heard these words impressed upon my heart by the Holy Spirit: “It’s Time.” Those two simple words carry great weight. They resounded, then and now, deep within my spirit — not as a casual statement, but as a declaration and a call to rise . I believe this is Heaven’s trumpet blast sounding to the body of Christ, urging us to awaken from complacency, confusion, and the comfort of routine, and to step ful

Have you ever found yourself on your knees, sincerely asking God, “What do You want me to DO?” If so, you’re not alone. Many believers spend hours wrestling in prayer, seeking the next step, the next assignment, or the next task that will please God. This is a commendable pursuit—after all, obedience is better than sacrifice (1 Samuel 15:22)! But recently, as I entered prayer with this very request, I heard a gentle whisper in my spirit: “A better prayer would be that He woul

Introduction When people hear the phrase “a calling on your life,” it’s often assumed to mean a dramatic summons to leadership, a pulpit,...