Kingdom-Word Ministries - Audio Messages

Christianity is not a social experience primarily. Pastor Bankie urges believers to be serious about “worshipping the word of God” through consistent study—taking time to read and listen—because knowledge is what brings freedom. He also warns against false prophets who demand money for deliverance, reminding the hearer to hold fast to the truth.

If you want to drink of God's life continually, first you worship. Pastor Bankie teaches that worship—lifting up the Lord in praise, thanksgiving, and consecration—helps keep transformation on track, because Satan works to remove God from our conversations and distract our praise. He calls believers to continually magnify the Lord, not fear or human powers, and to repent for magnifying other things.

He is not like other gods. Pastor Bankie teaches that when we give our lives to Christ, we stop treating Jesus as One we hire, and we live a calling-focused life—obeying God’s assignments even when rewards are not instant. He challenges believers to finish their course like Paul and to find satisfaction in obedience.

Worship is not for God’s benefit. It is for ours. The message teaches that when we worship, we expose ourselves to the light and life of the Almighty, and we are transformed—sometimes even healing us without realizing it. Worship is expressed “in spirit and in truth,” through praise, thanksgiving, and consecration.

Worship is how you tap life constantly. Pastor Bankie teaches that God does not gain from worship; rather, worship is drinking divine life through constant praise and thanksgiving. He highlights Revelation chapter 7: those who serve day and night have no hunger or thirst, and the Lamb guides them to springs of water of life.

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 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.

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.

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.

Worship is not for God’s benefit. It is for ours. The message teaches that when we worship, we expose ourselves to the light and life of the Almighty, and we are transformed—sometimes even healing us without realizing it. Worship is expressed “in spirit and in truth,” through praise, thanksgiving, and consecration.