Kingdom kickback

What does it really mean to be blessed when people insult you, slander you, exclude you, or oppose you for following Jesus? This week on the Kingdom Kickback Podcast , we’re continuing our study through the Sermon on the Mount, finishing the Beatitudes in Matthew 5:11–12 and moving into Jesus’ teaching on being the salt of the earth and the light of the world in Matthew 5:13–16. We’re talking abou...

In this episode of Kingdom Kickback , we slow down and begin our study through the Sermon on the Mount. Before rushing through the text, we look at the setting in Matthew 4:23–25 , then step into Matthew 5:1–10 and break down the Beatitudes what Jesus means by being blessed, being poor in spirit, mourning, meekness, hungering and thirsting for righteousness, showing mercy, being pure in heart, mak...

What does it really mean to “rightly handle the word of truth” ? On this episode of the Kingdom Kickback Podcast , Anthony sits down again with the mighty man of God, Albert , to slow down and work through 2 Timothy 2:15 . We’re not trying to rush through the text. We’re slowing down, looking at the context, the main action, the surrounding verses, and asking a simple question: What was Paul actua...

Are you running your race faithfully, or getting distracted by someone else’s? In 1 Thessalonians 5, Paul gives practical instructions for life as we wait for Christ’s return. Encourage the discouraged. Help the weak. Be patient with everyone. Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances, test everything, hold to what’s good, abstain from every form of evil. The episode c...

Overzealous, Part 2: When a Brother Falls, What Do I Do? What does it really look like to walk by the Spirit? Galatians 6:1–2 gives us a powerful answer: when a brother or sister is caught in a trespass, those who are spiritual are called to restore them in a spirit of gentleness , while watching themselves so they aren’t tempted. In this episode of the Kingdom Kickback, we go deeper into what god...

When your passion for Jesus is real, but your approach is wrong—what happens? In Season 5, Episode 1 of the Kingdom Kickback Podcast , Anthony sits down with Brother Albert Dominguez to unpack 1 Thessalonians 5:14 and what it means to warn, encourage, support, and be patient with people . Anthony shares a personal testimony about his mother and how his passion to help her spiritually became overwh...

For the Season 4 finale, I sat down with a mighty man of God at Kingdom Coffee Café for a powerful conversation and recap of what Season 4 has been all about. Coming from Colossians 2:6–7, we look at what it means to walk according to Christ—rooted in Him, being built up in Him, and established in the faith. Our walk with Christ isn’t about trying to build ourselves up apart from Him. As we contin...

Maybe you’ve prayed about it. Tried fixing it. Worked through it. But eventually, your strength runs out. In this Season 4 finale of Kingdom Kickback , we close out the series “Who’s Strengthening My Hand in God?” by going straight to 2 Corinthians 12:7–10 , where Paul shows us something the world often gets backwards: weakness isn’t necessarily the place where God has abandoned us—it can be the v...

God strengthens us through His Word and through His people. Romans 15:1–7 calls believers to bear with one another, build one another up, and glorify God together. Romans 15:4 reminds us that Scripture gives us endurance, encouragement, and hope. This is biblical hope not wishful thinking, but confident expectation rooted in God’s promises. Who’s strengthening your hand in God? And are you strengt...

What does it really mean to strengthen someone’s hand in God? Jonathan didn’t just cheer David up—he reminded him of God’s promises when David was under pressure. This series is about biblical encouragement, faith, fellowship, accountability, and pointing one another back to Christ. Who’s strengthening your hand in God—and whose hand are you strengthening?

In this powerful Kingdom Kickback, we walk through Ephesians 2:1-10 and discover how God’s grace transforms dead hearts into living disciples. We discuss: Does grace come before faith? What it means to be dead in our sins. How God calls us into good works He prepared beforehand. Why the church at Ephesus was warned for losing its first love. Why the family dinner table can become the altar where d...

The greatest miracle isn’t a healed body—it’s a dead soul made alive in Christ. In this episode, we walk through 1 Corinthians 1:24 and see how God’s call changes everything. If you’re searching for truth, hope, and a firm foundation for your life and family, this message is for you.  Call To Action:  Listen, open your Bible, and ask yourself: Do I see Christ as the power and wisdom of God?

Many believers wrestle with the same question: Has God truly saved me? Romans 7 reveals the battle within, but Romans 8 points us to hope, assurance, and God’s unbreakable work of redemption. In this episode, we begin exploring what many theologians call the Order of Salvation—or the Golden Chain of Redemption—and why it should produce confidence, humility, and worship.

Every empire rises. Every empire falls. But one Kingdom stands forever. Daniel 2:44 isn’t just prophecy…it’s your eager exploration to trust.

Life can feel overwhelming, but Jesus gives us a better way. When we seek God’s kingdom first instead of chasing control, we find peace, purpose, and confidence that He will provide what we truly need. Let’s open Matthew 6:33 and see what it means to trust the King instead of our worries. What am I trusting more….my worries or God’s promises? Share your thoughts in the comments, and don’t forget t...

The world is searching for a better future, but Jesus proclaimed something greater—the Kingdom of God. In this episode, we look at what the Kingdom really is, how it transforms lives today, and what it points to when Christ returns. I also share part of my testimony of how God met me in the middle of addiction, changed my desires, and taught me what it means to live under the rule and reign of Kin...

Jesus didn’t just see people in pain….He was moved to act. In Luke 7, His compassion meets a grieving widow in her darkest moment. In Ephesians 4:32, we’re called to show that same kindness and tenderheartedness to others. In this episode, we reflect on Christ’s compassion and how it should shape the way we love and serve people. Then join us for a deeper dive into Luke 7 with Nic.

It’s easy to say the right things, buta Jesus teaches that real faith is revealed by how we live. In Luke 6, we explore the difference between hearing God’s Word and actually doing it, and why a life built on truth can stand when the storms come.

A short reflection on how God designed rest not just as a break, but as a gift that restores our hearts, refocuses us on Him, and renews our strength. It’s an invitation to step away from busyness and rest in God’s peace.

In Luke 5, the Pharisees and scribes confront Jesus over fasting, but the issue went deeper than food. While lives were being changed and sinners were being transformed, the religious leaders were focused on outward rituals and appearances.

At Kingdom Kickback, we keep the conversations real. Every day we’re feeding something — the flesh or the spirit. In this episode, we break down what Jesus meant by “daily bread” and why the Word of God is more than information… it’s spiritual nourishment. From manna in the wilderness to “man shall not live by bread alone,” we talk about dependence on God, spiritual hunger, and what happens when w...

In Luke 4, we break down how the enemy tempts with shortcuts, attacks identity, and comes when we’re spiritually hungry. Through real conversation and biblical truth, we unpack how Jesus responded with “It is written” and why understanding Scripture matters in everyday battles. 

This ain’t mythology….this is real. The Word of life stepped into our world. Seen, heard, touched. Jesus isn’t far off….He came close, felt what we feel, and walked it out for us. Don’t just know about Him….know Him. Live it. Walk with Him.

We wrap up the two paths in life—one leads to life, the other to destruction. Every choice you make is a seed, and it’s going to grow. No middle ground. No escaping the harvest. What are you planting… and what’s coming back?

Join us as we set aside fleeting feelings and choose the steady ground of faith. Listen, reflect, and take a step toward a deeper walk with Christ this week.