Kingdom Come

Steve Richards shares the incredible story of his friend Jason.  They've known each other for close to 12 years.  Jason is Catholic, born and raised.  Steve has shared God stories with Jason for years but in today's episode, God became very personal and real in Jason's life for the first time.  Just a few days before their time together Jason broke his leg at the park on a swing jumping contest with the kids.   What dad doesn't do that?  What dad wouldn't do anything for one of his own kids.  Jason shares the story of his break under the knee and how God instantly touched his broken bone after Steve prayed for Jason 3 times in the car.  

Living a life of Kingdom means touching the people around you in your own life.  Steve calls it 'eco-system' living.  

You don't want to miss this story!  

On a chance meeting at a small theatre in our area, God showed up.  So did Deborah.  Her showing up had significant impact on her life.  It was a turning point that by asking her for prayer helped her pivot in her thoughts back to God.  He met her right where she needed it the most.  

During this season of giving, don't forget to stop and ask people along the way if they need prayer...chances are...it very well may change their life forever like it did for Deborah. 

No one is beyond the love of a dad wanting the best for His kids.  To not miss out on being inspired by a woman who survived 22 month's living on the streets homeless. 

Lawrence had circled and watched us in our prayert tent four times.  According to him, he felt, 'drawn to the tent'.  What happens as a result of him stopping in our prayer will amaze you as much as it did us.  We prayed for Lawrence back in June of 2018....the following August we received an email thanking us for prayer.  

When we get out of the locker room and take the field as a believer in the game....we can score...we can see God move.  It's so important to take risk's with the Holy Spirit.  It's our role as a believer today to live this way.  

Traditional can be an amazing tool for bringing reminders to us in our daily walk with learning scripture.  It can also serve as a crippling mindset which becomes rigid and before you know it, half the things you're doing are full of Religion.  Religion is a mindset of the head, Kingdom is a lifestyle of relationship.  There's a big difference.  Hosts Steve Richards and Scott Spiewak discuss the realities of both of these and how to walk out scripture outside of religion.

We hear discipleship in a ton of circles today from different churches to teachers across the country.  Many, many of these circles teach about discipleship.  Discipleship is not a dirty word.  Steve Richard and Scott Spiewak will dealve into modeling what Jesus did and how it differes from today's American Western mindset of Jesus ministry.  It might surprise you what Jesus did and didn't do.  Real discipleship will lead people to feeling a sense of belonging and building community without having to take a class on it.  We don't need more classes - we need more people modeling Kingdom.

The Church is like an NFL team...with both coaches and players on the team.  We introduce the role of the believer but we are going to dive deeper into that today.  Steve talks through leaving the 'locker room' of Christianity onto the playing field in your ecosystem of life. 

Steve Richard and Scott Spiewak discuss what in the world it means today to be going to church.  With the decay of our culture falling apart, it's time for the church to awaken and be what Jesus called us to be.  We have some unlearning to do from what we've been taught. 

Steve Richard and Scott Spiewak dive deeper into Ephesians 4:11.  More specifically, Steve shares his analogy of an NFL football team.  Find out how to become a believer that does the work of the ministry of Jesus versus staying in the locker room of American Christianity. 

Co-host Scott Spiewak and Steve Richard dive into what it means to activate every believer to do the work of the ministry.  Using Ephesians 4:11 as their anchor, Kingdom Come will unpack common misunderstandings of today's American Christianity.  Stay tuned for real in-person testimonies captured from doing ministry in our every day life.  Expect to hear stories of healings, deliverance and freedom inside the birth place of religion - centered in New England