Kingdom-Word Ministries - Audio Messages

Prayer is supposed to be a continual thing. It's a habit. The message urges us to live in constant dialogue with God, noting that faith is shown by ongoing prayer and humility before life’s traps. It reminds that God hears even our conversations and expects thanksgiving, righteousness, and speech that trusts Him.

The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble, and He knows those who take refuge in Him. This message centers on the grace of Jesus—identification with His death and resurrection—where believers receive His blessing by faith, not by works. It calls us to pursue the power of His resurrection and live from eternal realities, not worldly measures.

There is absolutely no reason to be afraid. The Great Substitution and Identification in Christ means Jesus bore our sin, delivering us from its nature, its effects, and its judgment. By faith in Him we receive forgiveness, healing, and a life free from condemnation.

The gospel is the power of God unto salvation, if only people would believe. The central teaching is that true freedom for nations comes through Christ Jesus, not political schemes; salvation comes by faith in Jesus, and the gospel's power to redeem hearts precedes any outward liberation.

The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble, and He knows those who take refuge in Him. Grace is divine enabling power given to believers in Jesus, empowering us to live by the Spirit and to endure. The message contrasts Adamus with Christus, urging knowledge that activates the Christ-life and puts to death the flesh.

Praise the Lord. The Lord is good. Christianity is not about good behavior but coming to God the Father through the Son, Jesus Christ; the gospel centers on His death for sins and His resurrection. Through grace we receive a new life, and believers will be raised to bear the image of the heavenly.

What is a blessing? It's the empowerment to function. God delegates the release of blessing; we release heaven by speaking blessings, not curses. We are blessing machines—blessing households, days, land, leaders, and nations—through intercession, gratitude, and righteous living, with humility and faith in prayer.

The power is now in your hands. The message urges that prayer is speaking to God, but God also gives us authority to act—over demons and situations—so we must take action, as Moses did at the Red Sea. Balance prayer with righteous action, exercise blessing, and stop tolerating bondage.

Understanding gives you spiritual power. The teaching centers on exercising authority over demons through faith in Jesus' name, prayer, and a godly life, as well as the church's role in binding and loosing and in seeking unity to drive out corruption. It emphasizes personal repentance and consistent prayer.

"kiss the sun lest he be angry, and you perish out of the way." Colossians 1 portrays Christ as image of the invisible God, through whom all things were created and reconciled, and it shows believers being formed into Christ's image as they feed on the Word and grow in knowledge and grace from milk to strong meat.