The concept of God's Kingdom is a central theme in the Bible, referring to the sovereign rule of God over all creation, as proclaimed by Jesus Christ in his teachings and ministry (Luke 4:43, Matthew 6:10). According to the Bible, God's Kingdom is not only a future reality, but also a present experience for believers, who are called to live under God's reign and submit to His will (Romans 14:17). The kingdom is characterized by righteousness, peace, and joy, as described by the apostle Paul in Romans 14:17, and is entered through faith in Jesus Christ, who is the gate to the kingdom (John 10:9). As the psalmist expresses, God's Kingdom is also a place of refuge and protection, where believers can find comfort and guidance, as stated in Psalms 103:19, which declares that God's kingdom rules over all.
Don McClure emphasizes the significance of prayer in aligning our hearts with God's kingdom and will, as taught in Matthew 6:9-13. He explains that true prayer allows us to set aside our worldly distractions and focus on God's holiness, leading us to seek His kingdom and will in our lives. McClure i
Erlo Stegen emphasizes the reality of God's Kingdom on Earth, contrasting it with the spirit of the antichrist that seeks to undermine God's laws and times. He urges believers to actively pursue God's will in their lives rather than becoming complacent or distracted by worldly pursuits. Stegen highl
Chuck Smith emphasizes the prophetic nature of Psalms 2:6, highlighting the urgent need for God's kingdom to reign on earth due to the chaos and suffering caused by Satan's influence. He describes the current state of the world as a stark contrast to God's original creation, filled with pollution, s
Anton Bosch preaches about the misconception among many Christians who believe they can somehow 'convert' worldly kingdoms into God's kingdoms, focusing on influencing governments to transform them. However, the Bible reveals that human-made kingdoms are inherently anti-God and anti-Christ, contrast
Anton Bosch addresses the misconception among Christians that they can convert the kingdoms of this world into the Kingdom of God, emphasizing that the kingdoms of this world, ruled by Satan, will never transform into God's Kingdom. He highlights the distinction between the two kingdoms, with the wo
Chip Brogden preaches on the three-fold benediction concluding the Lord's Prayer, emphasizing the Kingdom, Power, and Glory belonging to God. The Kingdom signifies the ongoing spiritual battle between light and darkness, with the assurance that God's Throne endures forever. The Power of Jesus is unm
This sermon focuses on the concept of the last days and the end of the world as we know it, emphasizing the signs and scoffers that will arise. It delves into the idea of a new world where God's kingdom will reign, contrasting the current state of moral depravity and rebellion against God. The speak
This sermon discusses the reality of fierce times in the last days before the return of the Lord, emphasizing the increasing wickedness and the need to acknowledge and prepare for the challenges ahead. It highlights the futility of seeking solutions in human systems like politics and the importance
Favell Lee Mortimer preaches about the parable told by Jesus at the Pharisee's house, where the rich men were unwilling to come to the heavenly feast, reflecting the Pharisees' reluctance to accept the blessings of the Gospel due to their worldly-mindedness. The parable serves as a warning to all wh
Favell Lee Mortimer delves into the parables shared by Jesus, emphasizing the profound truth that the last shall be first and the first last, revealing that many are called but few chosen. The parables illustrate that self-righteousness and pride can lead to disappointment and exclusion from God's k
John Follette delves into the concept of 'the kingdom of God' as a vast realm of spiritual reality that Jesus introduces us to, emphasizing the need to adjust ourselves to this new realm. This kingdom, with angels, paradise, and various domains, is where God rules and seeks to possess in every heart
Lewis Sperry Chafer discusses the hindrances caused by errors and inconsistencies in Bible translations, particularly in the use of the English word 'world,' which has multiple meanings in the original text. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the different ages mentioned in Scripture, suc
Peter Taylor Forsyth emphasizes the power of prayer, quoting Matthew 21:22 to encourage believers to ask in prayer with faith and expect to receive. He highlights that faith is crucial in prayer, surpassing scientific or philosophical considerations, and that prayer is not just a necessity of faith
Richard E. Bieber preaches about the confrontation between Pilate and Jesus, highlighting the contrast between indifference to God and urgency for God's kingdom. He emphasizes the importance of being urgent for God's purposes, like Daniel in Babylon, and how urgency conquers indifference. The sermon
In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that as Christians, we are not loved or wanted by the world. However, this should not discourage us because we belong to a special family and are part of God's elite. The sermon highlights four distinctives that make Christians special: belonging to a special
This sermon delves into the teachings of Jesus on prayer, emphasizing the importance of addressing God as our Father and prioritizing His kingdom, name, and will in our prayers. It highlights the significance of forgiveness in our relationship with God and others, as well as the need to acknowledge