Episode 166: What does it mean to be In Christ? part 3 - Living a transformed life

Episode 166: What does it mean to be In Christ? part 3 - Living a transformed life

Living a transformed life in Christ means experiencing a profound, inside-out spiritual change. Rather than just following a set of rules, it is an ongoing journey of shedding old habits and allowing the Holy Spirit to renew your mind, making your desires, actions, and character reflect Jesus.

Episode 165: What does it mean to be In Christ?, Part 2 - Forgiveness and Acceptance

What does it mean to be "In Christ"?, Part 2 - Forgiveness and Acceptance For those who might have missed the first installment in this series, we are discussing 6 layers of what it means to be in Christ. Last week we discussed Being “in Christ” means your identity is no longer defined primarily by your past, failures, or status, but by your relationship with Him. Christians believe you become a “new creation”—your life is reset (reboot) at a spiritual level. The word in means origin (the point where it all begins; then what happens after that). It also means set at one again (one mind). This episode we are discussing #2 Union and relationship and #3 Forgiveness and Acceptance. Watch us on YouTube Kingdom Building 2.0

Episode 164: What does it mean to be In Christ?

What does it mean to be In Christ?  It is amazing how many times the Bible mentions “in Christ”, Christ in you and Christ formed in us. Without this important revelation, it is extremely impossible to have a deep, close relationship with God. Without the unity and oneness, we have with him, how can we fully understand the unconditional love of the Father? We can’t understand his love just by reading the Bible, because that is an external relationship. Understanding the unconditional love comes only from an inward relationship.

Episode 163: The Institutionalized Jesus Verses the Real Jesus

The Institutionalized Jesus Verses the Real Jesus Think back when you first started hearing about Jesus, there seems to be a dichotomy regarding who Jesus really is and why he was sent to earth. There is outward Jesus that walked the earth over 2 thousand years ago and mankind decided to organize a religion after him (the man-made Jesus) and we have been taught for many years about him, then there is the inner Jesus (Christ in you) is being revealed to us and in us layer by layer. So, we must distinguish between what we were taught about Jesus and what we were told to believe about him and the Jesus that Holy Spirit has awakened us to see and experience. By the time of the council of Nicaea in the 4th century, orthodox Christianity had begun to solidify. A cannon was forming, a narrative was being shaped, and anything that challenged that structure was labeled heresy. Typically, folks don’t question the structure of the system set up by the so-called experts. We are here today to provoke awareness and to question the institution that was set up millennials ago.  What if the truth they hid just about Jesus but was about you? The difference between the institutional Jesus and the real Jesus; one points outward and the other points inward. One builds a path based on belief, structure and authority. The other opens a path of awareness, discovery and transformation. Which one seems more real and exciting to you? These 2 visions are not necessarily in conflict. They represent 2 different stages of understanding. The external path can guide and provide structure. It can introduce meaning, however the inner path transforms. It dissolves illusion and can reveal what cannot be taught only realized.

Episode 162: Faith Matters Part 2 - Now faith for our everyday life

Faith Matters – Now faith in our everyday lives Now faith plays a vital role in shaping the way we view the world, inspiring hope, and guiding us through life's challenges. By examining how NOW faith influences our perspectives, we can better understand its impact on our daily lives and relationships. Now faith does not push things off into some future event or to life after death. Hebrews 11 The Power of Bold Faith 1 Now faith brings our hopes into reality and becomes the foundation needed to acquire the things we long for. It is all the evidence required to prove what is still unseen.  Faith originates from a deep inner trust and openness to the divine, rather than external circumstances or mere intellectual agreement. It often begins as a small seed within us—like the mustard seed Jesus described—and grows as we nurture it through openness, surrender, and transformation. As we move beyond the limitations of the rational mind and cultural conditioning, faith is awakened and strengthened by direct experience and inner awareness of God's presence. Ultimately, now faith flows from an ongoing, living relationship with God, cultivated by listening, openness, and a willingness to be transformed. Check out our YouTube Channel at Kingdom Building 2.0