Kingdom-Word Ministries - Audio Messages

You have to train yourself to enjoy what is good. Pastor Bankie teaches that right decisions flow from cultivated values, not impulse. Fear, vanity, and chasing quick gains mislead; seek truth, value peace, and own your choices, even when God leads you, so the heart can discern what truly honors God.

The Lord is good? The teaching calls us to a word-based prayer life: praise, claim His promises, state needs, and give thanks. It urges a deeper walk with God, a life saturated by Scripture (Psalm number 63; Romans chapter 12; Colossians chapter 4; Acts chapter 4) toward eternity.

I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus. The message urges a deliberate, deeper walk with God, prioritizing eternal reward over worldly gain, and pursuing the Spirit-filled life with steadfastness—pressing on toward the heavenly prize, even unto death, if required.

Time is not God. Time is a measure, not to be worshiped. The message urges that God uses Kronos to shape us and seasons to change us, urging repentance, faithful work, and stirring up the gifts He placed in us.

Bitterness is banished. Unforgiveness is broken. The message invites relentless intercession for loved ones—spouses, siblings, and friends—trusting that prayer invites God's ordering of our steps and enables love to bear one another's burdens. It teaches to intercede with wisdom, Scripture, and the Spirit of Christ for lasting change.

Say it like you believe it. The Lord is good. All the time. The message centers on intercession for loved ones, urging parents to pray for spouses, children, and families, to dedicate them to the Lord, and to pass faith through persistent prayer, thanksgiving, and scriptural teaching.

The Lord is good. Unbelief is a spiritual force that can delay answers to prayer, but sincere, God-centered prayer opens the way. The message urges humility before God, counting blessings, and presenting concrete needs, while resisting loud displays and focusing on God’s sovereignty and faithfulness.

"begin to bless the name of the Lord because your ears are open." This message centers on God-centered thinking, removing external powers over your life, and guarding faith to prevail through delays, urging forgiveness, thanksgiving, and discernment about false prophets while building steadfast faith through Scripture and prayer.

God-centered thinking. The message teaches renewing the mind and interpreting life from God's perspective—drawing on Romans 12, Isaiah 55, and Deuteronomy 32—to prepare prayer, align with God's will, and respond to trials with faith rather than worldly fear.

The Lord is good. The source of life is God, not the tools of health—diet, exercise, or medicine. He is jealous for our devotion, and we worship by obedience, not by reliance on methods or miracles. The teaching points to Jeremiah chapter 10 and Exodus chapter 4.