Kingdom-Word Ministries - Audio Messages

That the Lord has given me the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of him. The message teaches that we receive God’s Spirit by lifting up the Lord and inclining our ears to his word, so light comes, healing happens, and we grow more like the Lord Jesus. It also urges trust in God’s covenant peace rather than fearing Satan.

Is the Lord impressed with my prayer life? Pastor Bankie teaches that prayer motivations are not all equal: Solomon asked for wisdom, not independence from God. Jesus models focused prayer in Gethsemane—seeking strength and obedience to the Father’s will. Central to calling-centered living is praying for God’s direction, not merely personal comfort.

Flood your home with light. Pastor Bankie teaches that sin is independence from God and that disobedience opens the way for a real “force called darkness.” Light from God’s word exposes darkness and helps you drive it out by obedience, prayer, and declaring Scripture over your home and atmosphere, rather than pursuing darkness-fueling influences.

When God wants to bless you, a sign of his blessing is instructions. Pastor Bankie teaches that rejecting God’s instruction leads into darkness, where wrong principles and harmful influences begin to shape daily choices. In contrast, God’s Word gives light, warns, and restores the soul—so believers must pursue understanding, obey correction, and keep their hearts open to His light.

Enjoy the restrictions. Don't complain about them. Pastor Bankie teaches that God blesses by giving instructions and commandments that restore and profit, shaping us into another Christ Jesus. In prayer, ask the Lord, “what must I do?”, align with His will, and live under His guidance rather than self-centered fears.

There is a process. From 2 Peter chapter 1, he emphasizes that God grants everything pertaining to life and godliness through the true knowledge of Him, and His promises help us escape corruption by lust. Therefore, love God’s precepts (Psalm 119), endure distractions, and ask, “Lord, what must I do at this time in my life?”

There is a process. From 2 Peter chapter 1, he emphasizes that God grants everything pertaining to life and godliness through the true knowledge of Him, and His promises help us escape corruption by lust. Therefore, love God’s precepts (Psalm 119), endure distractions, and ask, “Lord, what must I do at this time in my life?”

“The Lord is the everlasting God, the Creator of all the earth; He never grows weak or weary.” Pastor Bankie invites us to worship in reverent trust, then explains sin, righteousness, and God’s judgment by centering on God’s purpose that “God may be all in all,” and that sin is anything that obstructs the flow of God toward us.

Sin is anything that will put in obstruction, will put on the way so as to obstruct this purpose of God. Pastor Bankie teaches that the desire of the flesh opposes the Spirit, producing deeds of the flesh, but walking by the Spirit keeps a believer from carrying out what pleases the flesh.

The law of the Lord is perfect. Pastor Bankie teaches that God’s instructions restore the soul, enlighten the eyes, and give light and direction into the heart. He urges believers to keep walking righteously, avoiding sin—especially presumptuous sin—and not measuring life by material success, since the reward of believers is in heaven.