The Kingdom Of God First Podcast.

Fear is darkness; it creates torments and weakens its victims. Beloved, the Lord is our light to light up any darkness of fear in our life; He is our salvation to rescue us from the torments of fear, and He is our strength to empower us against any weakness from fear.

Keep reminding God of His promises and call yourself a blessed man or woman no matter the circumstances you find yourself in and the economic pressure of your country. Live in the Word of God and the economy of God. No wonder God has blessed you in heavenly places in Christ (Ephesians 1:3).

It is when we have learned to humble ourselves to the name of Jesus Christ that the devil will flee at our command. The devil is aware of this, so in order for him to stand his ground, he will cause you to be proud or rebel against God.

Knowing how to rejoice always in the Lord and exercising this knowledge overpower all difficulties and attract blessings to you. The opening scripture says that in the difficult times we must not allow worry to overwhelm us, but rather we should commit all our cares unto the Lord in prayer and keep giving God thanks (1 Thessalonians 5:18).

It is easy to profess what you are not, just to feel good and find favor with men. However, God has a way of finding out whether what you profess is what you truly are; He does so through testing (Psalms 11:5).

The children of God have been called to influence their world for Christ. Knowing that you have been called to influence the world for Christ is the beginning of living up to God’s expectations.

He is the creator of time and responsible for arranging events in our daily life. Therefore, when we commit our needs to Him in prayer, He does not want us to complain and murmur or do anything to negate our prayers. Rather, He wants us to trust or have faith in Him (Mark 11:22).

There is a difference between test and temptation. God tests to promote us but the devil tempts to demote us. In other words, a test comes from God, and He tests us in order to bring out the best in us and strengthen our faith in Him.

The children of God are called upon to choose their friends wisely. They are called to choose friends who can shape their character. The kind of friends you have determines your moral character and the direction of your life.

Beloved, if you are chosen to lead, serve with diligence and love so that the name of Christ will be glorified. Praise the Lord! Dear beloved, are you a good example to the world? It starts with your speech, then your conduct (1 Timothy 4:12).

Knowing how to overcome poverty is the beginning of catapulting yourself into prosperity. The children of God have been given a key to overcoming poverty. King Solomon went on a walk and drew inspiration from the field of a slothful man.

After you have prayed and laid your request before the Lord, He wants you to delight yourself in Him. Be glad to be on the Lord’s side and continually rejoice in Him. Always find a good reason to keep the joy of the Holy Spirit alive in you (Romans 14:17).

When God remembers you, your prayers and supplications will be heard and God will bring you positive answers to silence every of your challenges and difficulties.

The throne of grace is our solution center; no matter what your challenges are, there is enough grace for them. Therefore, go to the throne of grace boldly in prayer and humility; receive the grace for your peculiar need by faith, and see yourself become an overcomer.

Every child of God is called to live an exemplary life; this will encourage the world to seek solutions in the church. Apostle Paul was a man who showed exemplary leadership; he did not covet the wealth of his converts but worked with his hands as a tentmaker to even support others (Acts 18:3).

As a Christian, Jesus Christ is your role model; so, you have to be baptized with water and the Holy Spirit. The dove signifies the humility of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit makes the believer in Christ humble to the Lord Jesus Christ and to any authority ordained by the LORD.

The child of God has been positioned to succeed in life. Success is not accidental but is planned through conscious thought and laid-down principles. The opening scripture exhorts Christians to think big because their progress in life is related to the way they think (Philippians 4:8).

As a child of God, the knowledge of God in you gives you the liberty to reign in life. You are born of God; hence you have the nature of God in you (1 John 5:4).

These three elements of your being need nourishment from you. The spirit and the soul need the Word of God, prayer, fasting, and fellowship with the Holy Spirit to grow.

The power He gave you to become a child of God does not end there. The power is still available in you to get things done. It is the power given to you to have authority over sin, devils, diseases, circumstances, creation, challenges, etc. (Luke 10:19).

The kingdom of God has a principle that operates differently from that of the world. The world states that you can only believe something after you have seen it, but the kingdom of God works the other way around. It says, believe it first and you shall see it or have it.

It is a good thing for the child of God to be baptized by immersion. This is a demonstration of being a partaker of the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ. It is one of the sacraments given to the church by our Lord Jesus Christ.

The child of God must understand that there is an enemy out there, in the realm of the spirit, who does not want them to prosper. He always wants your downfall. God wants you to be encouraged that no matter how hard the enemy tries, his weapons will not defeat you.

Hope is to expect with confidence. Your hope as a child of God will die down if you don’t fuel it continually. Fueling your hope propels you forward till you embrace your miracle.

Invest from your prosperity into business, the lives of people, and the work of the ministry, and you will not feel your day of adversity. Remember that by the wisdom of Joseph the Egyptians stored up grains in the seven years of abundance, so during the seven years of drought and famine they had enough grains to even sell to other countries (Genesis 41:47–57).