Kingdom kickback

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 very place where Christ’s power is revealed.

Paul pleaded with God three times to remove his thorn, but God’s answer was:

“My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness.” — 2 Corinthians 12:9 KJV

We’ll look at Paul’s thorn, his humility concerning the revelations he received, and why he could actually boast in his weaknesses—not because weakness is good in itself, but because Christ’s power rests upon him.

We’ll also connect this to Proverbs 24:16, the righteousness that comes through Christ in 2 Corinthians 5:21, and Jesus’ words in John 15:5: apart from Him, we can do nothing.

This has become personal for me as I’ve watched my mother face dementia. There are moments when I feel helpless—moments when I simply cannot fix what’s happening. But God has been teaching me that I don’t have to manufacture strength I don’t have.

God’s grace is sufficient. His Word strengthens us. His people strengthen us. And ultimately, Christ is our strength.

So as we close this series, I want to leave you with one question:

Whose hand are you strengthening—and who is strengthening your hand in God?

Not in FPM.
 Not in Anthony.
 Not in ourselves.

In Christ. Christ alone.

Because when our strength runs out, His never does.

📖 2 Corinthians 12:7–10 | Proverbs 24:16 | 2 Corinthians 5:21 | John 15:5

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 strengthening someone else?

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 disciples are made.
• How simple hospitality can open the door for the Gospel.

Jesus made room for us through the cross. Now He calls us to make room for others.

This conversation is for anyone who desires biblical truth, stronger families, authentic fellowship, and a deeper walk with Christ.

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Scriptures
• Ephesians 2:1-10
• Revelation 2:1-7
• Acts 19
• 1 Timothy 1:15-16
• Luke 10:38-42
• John 6:44
• Matthew 28:18-20

Question for you:
What is one step you can take this week to rebuild the altar in your home and make room for someone else?

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Call To Action:

 Listen, open your Bible, and ask yourself: Do I see Christ as the power and wisdom of God?

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What am I trusting more….my worries or God’s promises? Share your thoughts in the comments, and don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this word with someone who needs encouragement today.

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 King Jesus.

Take a moment to reflect: Is Christ truly on the throne of your heart?

🎙️ Don’t forget to subscribe, share this episode, and join us as we continue through the Gospel of Luke. Next up: Luke 8 with Nic from Tent on a Hill Ministries.

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.