Kingdom-Word Ministries - Audio Messages

Bitterness prevents you from praying properly. Pastor Bankie teaches that faith in prayer is agreeing with God’s heart and will, not stubbornly demanding outcomes. He warns that bitterness and vengeance generate unbelieving prayer, while true prayer aligns with God’s will to follow peace, sanctification, and intercession that seeks mercy and repentance.

The Lord is good. In the midst of trouble, Pastor Bankie teaches that we take refuge in the Lord rather than panic or only fight outward forces. He anchors this in Psalm 2 and Psalm 46, explaining that refuge is shown by praying, meditating on His word, confessing His promises, giving thanks, and walking in righteousness.

The Lord is good. In the midst of trouble, Pastor Bankie teaches that we take refuge in the Lord rather than panic or only fight outward forces. He anchors this in Psalm 2 and Psalm 46, explaining that refuge is shown by praying, meditating on His word, confessing His promises, giving thanks, and walking in righteousness.

Now let me tell you something, never be afraid. In a season of troubles, Pastor Bankie teaches that challenges are opportunities to overcome by training in righteousness—returning to first love, persevering, and refusing to backslide—so God can send help, open doors, and reward the one who has an ear.

Consider it all joy, my brethren, when you encounter various trials. In trials, God calls believers to pray for wisdom and keep faith without doubting, because testing produces endurance and perseverance. Give glory to God, seek help from the One who planned the trouble, and stop trusting weapons or fortifying walls.

The opposite of the prayer of faith is a prayer of copy, where the mouth is saying one thing and the heart is saying another. The message calls us to pray sincerely, avoid “praying against” God’s principles or insisting He solve things our way, and instead commit real concerns to Him—trusting Him to open doors and lead us in obedience.

Every form of Christian prayer must be a prayer of faith. Pastor Bankie teaches that faith is activated by the word of God, not by mere desire, and that prayer grows as we learn, obey, ask, and receive. He points to Daniel chapter 9 to show how prophetic words shape higher prayer points.

Prophecy is for warfare, not prediction. Pastor Bankie urges believers to read Habakkuk chapter 3 from 2 to 15 consistently and to turn prophetic words into prayer and bold speech. He warns against replacing God with political hopes, saying spiritual warfare and repentance—especially when trouble comes—are how judgment and victory are activated.

Ignorance is not an excuse forever. Pastor Bankie teaches that following Christ is an everyday choice, especially in distress: turn to the Lord, seek Him, and keep inclining your ears to His Word. He emphasizes that grace trains through correction and that real deliverance comes as we hear and obey the words God sends.

No to fear. No to fear. Yes to the plan of God. Pastor Bankie urges believers to magnify God, not the devil’s schemes, because fear disables God’s movement. Guard your heart, filter what you forward, and respond in obedience to God’s instructions rather than anxious speculation.