The FAITH Kingdom

The No Fight Kingdom

We live in a time when the gospel has been clouded by false teachings. These teachings creep into the church because brethren are complacent. False doctrines that closely resemble the true gospel are spreading within the church. However, Jesus trusts that His kingdom will prevail and states that His true followers will be recognized by the harvest. The parable also reveals that the kingdom does not fight but offers everyone a chance to change before the end of time. It is a kingdom of grace that can never be shaken.

The FAITH Kingdom

Jesus Christ tells the disciples to seek the Kingdom of Heaven. As today’s disciples, we need to seek it too and also understand how the Word explains the workings of the Kingdom of Heaven. This includes the necessity of fulfilling His heavenly will on earth. Doing His will requires faith that does not doubt His existence and providence. This sermon will shed some light on faith as an important ingredient in the Kingdom of Heaven.

The Kingdom of Heaven - Part 1 (Introduction)

When Jesus was on this earth, He was clear about His mission. One of His missions is revealed several times in the gospels, which was to preach the “kingdom of God. " More than 90 times in the gospels, the phrase appears, indicating the importance of the subject. This is an introductory sermon about the kingdom of God. Exploring the Kingdom will reveal what is in God's mind, what humanity should know about how He operates, and what He has planned for His loved ones. This is part 1 of the series.

Psalm 8

When you look back and reflect on what the Lord has brought you through, you realise that He is a great God. This awareness makes you love Him more as you understand that no one could have done what He did for you. Additionally, righteousness can sometimes be viewed as a non-paying or non-rewarding lifestyle. Psalm 18 reveals that living a righteous life prompts God to listen and act on your requests. This sermon aims to encourage Christians to live a righteous life, as God values it.

Righteousness | With Muzikayise Dube

Genesis 15:6 Abram believed the LORD, and He credited it to him as righteousness (NIV). God expects those who are called by His name to live righteous lives. A life of holiness that resembles who He is. As humans, if we could comprehend how Holy He is, our lives would never be the same as we would put all our effort to meet His expectation. The sermons teach about righteousness as a requirement for all who are called by His name.