Kingdom-Word Ministries - Audio Messages

Christianity is costly. It calls us to be serving sons, relying on the Spirit, and making sacrifices for the gospel. We should bring fears to God in prayer and pursue God's purpose for our lives rather than personal comfort or worldly success.

The Lord is good. This message invites us to relax our grip on long-term plans, embrace daily faithfulness, and seek God’s will. Faith is recognition of God’s power, not mere wishing. By pursuing righteousness and serving, God opens doors and guides us through life’s traps toward His purpose.

There is no one holy like the Lord. There is no one besides you, neither any rock like our God. The message urges holy habit: flee youthful lust, pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace, and prepare for every good work. It warns against manipulation and worldly fundraising in ministry.

We have been saved to serve. We're not saved to go free. The message reminds us that God equips each believer with gifts and grace, placing us into one body where every member matters. Use your gift for the church’s good; distractions must fade as we pursue God's assignment.

Be faithful until death. The message invites yielding to the Spirit rather than relying on personal strength, believing the Word so it works in us, and embracing seven dedications—prayer with thanksgiving and intercession, daily filling of the heart with God’s Word, fellowship, and steadfast faithfulness under trial—by God’s grace.

We are servants of God and that's what we are trying to emphasize. Each believer bears a unique grace-given gift to deliver to others, with gifts differing according to grace. God guides growth in knowledge and through the inward witness, helping us deploy our gifts with faith, humility, and responsibility.

There is no greater satisfaction available in life than in the service of God. The teaching calls Christians to a life of service over comfort, enduring hardship as soldiers, guided by predestination and God’s precepts, and trusting His path from Genesis 12 to Colossians 1.

Let's pray that the Lord will keep us. Planted by the streams of His word, we are invited to hear His voice through Scripture, not through sensational whispers. The central teaching is that true guidance comes from meditating on and obeying God's Word (Psalm 119); the Word is living and active (Hebrews 4:12).

"The voice of God." Now let me quickly reiterate our seven points concerning, when I talk about the seven dedications of a thirsty soul. The central teaching is to devote every major decision to hearing God's voice and seeking His will in all things, using Scripture and counsel, and not acting apart from divine guidance.

prayer is used on ourselves first. It aligns us to what God wants us to be and to act on earth, and Moses’ circumcision teaches that every gift, relationship, and calling must be circumcised—consecrated—to God; a life of prayer leads to a circumcised, kingdom-centered living.