Kingdom-Word Ministries - Audio Messages

The Lord is good. The teaching invites us to stop settling for less by sowing seeds of faith through the Word, attention, and prayer. Faith comes by hearing and believing the Word, not by earthly distractions or doubts. Align your heart with Scripture, expect miracles, and let the Spirit set you on your feet.

The defense in precepts. Precepts guard our lives, guiding daily choices, resisting Satan’s traps of temptation and deception. The speaker warns against chasing dramatic 'hearing from heaven' tales, urging steady obedience to Scripture, humility, and discipline as the path to true wisdom and safety in Christian living.

The precepts of God defend. This teaching explains that God’s precepts protect us from corruption, even as His promises encourage us. It highlights balancing promises with precepts, warns against worldly idols, and affirms that true spirituality rests in scriptural obedience, not merely sensational revelations.

I receive the wisdom of God. I receive the power of God. The message urges us to let God's word instruct our heart and reins, to pursue life that flourishes in adversity, reject despair, and embrace faith, generosity, and deliverance so that we prosper and are in health.

The Lord is good. The message centers on the gospel of life and health: total healing is our portion when we know God's will, repent, and walk in truth. It warns against sin, superstition, and consulting witches, teaching that deliverance comes through faith in Christ and righteous living.

I want to talk about the cross of the Christian this morning and the fact that we have to take up our cross and follow him. The message urges daily self-denial, even at the expense of life or comfort, and warns against denying truth for promotion—remember Luke 9:23. True faith requires humility, endurance, and trust in God.

The joy of the Lord is my strength. This message teaches true faith as dependence on God's will, not life‑controlling plans, and calls us to balance worship with sound habits (Jeremiah 10:6-16; Isaiah 56:1-7). It warns against seed‑faith manipulation, emphasizes Scriptural fidelity, and trusts God through hardship and timing.

The primary focus is that we walk in the truth. The power to heal and prosper comes as we believe and live by truth, not merely to acknowledge it; we must walk by faith, endure in patience, and call forth what God has granted, including healing and health (3rd John 2; John 11; 1 John 5:20; Psalm 23; Psalm 92; Psalm 121; Jeremiah 33).

100% health is the will of God. Healing is part of that will, accessible by faith birthed through hearing the Word. Forgiveness in Christ removes sickness as oppression; faith comes by hearing (Acts 14:8) and is a Spirit-infused flow, not a fixed trait. By Isaiah 53:5-6, we are healed by His stripes.

Life and health. The speaker asserts that perfect health is the will of God and that John the Elder's blessing—prosperity and good health—applies to those walking in the truth. He argues unbelief and magnifying other powers hinder healing, urging faith, righteousness, and active confession.