Understanding the Kingdom | Kevin Wallace

[@juliesoldner8637]

I'm so thankful for you Kevin Wallace and Devin Wallace and RTTN family. I was a drug addict for 24 years. I went to rehab and then I lived at the Launchpad halfway house in June 2022. I started coming to your church, and my life has never been the same. I don't live in Chattanooga anymore but by the grace of God, I have been clean and sober for 2 years and 4 months. I listen to all of your sermons. Thank you so much for teaching me the Word and for your faithfulness to God!!

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Great video Only message Jesus Preach

[@sharonlove4696]

Great message glory to God

[@Disciple4JC]

Thank you Father God Lord Jesus for everything you have given me done for me and will do for me - I praise you holy name above all names Jesus Christ! Hallelujah!!!

[@pastoryasmine8922]

Praise God ۔۔۔thank you respected Bishop Kevin

[@YahweIs]

HalleluYah

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Amen

[@pastoryasmine8922]

Amen۔ ❤️

[@demiomotola2677]

common sir

[@carolmueller3191]

Jesus told Christians to pray for God's Kingdom to come and for His will to be done on earth as it is in heaven, didn't he? God's Kingdom is a heavenly government ruled by Jesus Christ as King. Soon Jesus will bring beautiful changes to the earth. There will be no more death, pain or sorrow on earth, Revelation 21:4,5! No more wickedness on earth, Psalms 92:7; Psalms 37:9-11! After Armageddon the meek will inherit the earth and live forever on it, Psalms 37:29; Matthew 5:5; Proverbs 2:21,22! The earth will be cultivated into a Paradise like God intended in the beginning, Genesis 1:28; Isaiah 55:11! Jesus will do on a grand scale what he did when he walked the earth including raising those who are asleep in death, John 5: 28,29! There will only be one government over the entire earth forever, Daniel 2:44! Jesus said that this good news of the Kingdom would be preached about in all the inhabited earth for a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come, Matthew 24:14! In order to receive everlasting life either in heaven or on a Paradise earth, we must worship the Father with spirit and truth, John 4:22-24; Isaiah 42:8; Psalms 83:18!

[@lightoftheword6110]

You are 1000% correct. The " Kingdom Now " crowd is motivational speech hype, that abandons the correct Biblical teaching on the Kingdom Jesus establishes on earth. See my response above...

[@lightoftheword6110]

I've heard " fulness of the Kingdom " several times in this presentation; . The earthly Kingdom that Jesus will establish is not happening in phases or parts; this Kingdom will happen IN ONE DAY. Read Zechariah Chapters 12-14, where the term " in that day " occurs over and over again; implying IMMEDIACY. Read Revelation Chapter 19 as well. To liken the spiritual Kingdom on earth right now( the Church; present tense ) to the earthly Kingdom that Jesus will establish ( Literal; future tense ) by making them the SAME KINGDOM is not rightly dividing the Word of Truth. This man implies an either/or Kingdom, when the Bible rightly divided does not.

[@lightoftheword6110]

If Jesus came to establish His Kingdom on earth, and the Church is that Kingdom, then we have three problems... 1. The Kingdom is failing miserably, because My KJV Bible tells me that satan is the god of this world. Also, the average professing Christian is apathetic, complacent, and not interested in sound Biblical doctrine, betraying the false follower syndrome found in John 6. 2. If the Church is the Kingdom, then Jesus will never return to earth again, because my KJV Bible says that there MUST come a great falling away before the son of perdition can be revealed, and the events of the Prophecy of the Book Of Revelation take place; including Jeus Christ, by force, establishing His earthly Kingdom on earth (Revelation 19, 20).. Ladies and gentlemen; lost people do not fall away; professing Christians fall away. The FACT that professing Christians ARE falling away demonstrates clearly that the Church is not the kingdom. 3. If the Church is the Kingdom, then we have the present tense Church, here on earth , in Matthew 6:10, praying, while already here on earth, for the Church to come ( meaning future tense ). Where I'm from we say that don't make a " lick o' sense ". If the Kingdom is future ( as is attested to both in the Old Testament and New Testament ) then the prayer makes perfect logical, and , more importantly, Biblical sense.