In this episode of Mission Complete, Rodney Newton and I dive into the principles and foundations that make up the Kingdom Mindset. This is world is jaded with so many variations of government and conflicting narratives, so if you do not have something that is superordinate guiding you, we fall prey to the machinations of our minds and social norms. Our goal is to explore the mindset that can set us on the right path.

We must come to realize that the Kingdom mindset should be the primary, driving force that influences everything we do and speak. As ambassadors to our King, our primary job is to obey His Word, reflect His Son, and promote righteousness. With so many distractions vying for our attention, a spiritual gut-check is needed; in order to know where our true allegiance lies. The government of this world, or the Kingdom of God?

No matter what you’ve been through or what your currently situation looks like, God can take your broken pieces and turn you into a work of art. We were not meant to take on this life on our own. Our mentality and overall outlook should not be solidified in the fact that we are broken - for in our brokenness, we are made whole in Christ.

What is a social construct? It is a set of phycological rules, regulations, and presuppositions that are erected from the status quo society decides to adopt, depending on the political and spiritual climate that is prevalent at the moment.

How does that definition hold up to the Word if God, and how can we reorient society back in the proper direction?

In this episode of "Incomplete", our goal is to dissect and discuss the elements of The Great Commission. What does it mean? Is the church properly equipped to carry out this mandate? Has there been a regression in our efforts? All this and more will be discussed with Pastor Larry Grham. Join us on this insightful journey into this Kingdom conversation.

Much like hurricanes, the woes and hurdles in life are natural disasters/happenings. It doesn’t necessarily have to do with anything you did wrong, or if you made a mistake. Just like in the story of Job, life may seem unfair, but there is purpose in the pain. We must accept that seemingly unfortunate truth in our existence, build our foundation on the Word of God, withstand the onslaught, allow our Heavenly Father to pull us through, and learn from it all. So, WHEN those trials and tribulations make their way back to us, we’ll hopefully be more prepared to conquer our giants more effectively.

In today’s society, there seems to be a decline in or empathy for one another, and childhood trauma is resurfacing on various fronts. How do we get back to those wholesome beginnings? How do we repair what was broken? How do we pass this trait on to the next generation effectively? That is what I would like to discuss with our guest today, Daniel Alaigba.

Today we’ll be diving into the definitions of faith, hope, and love, and the subtle interplay that weaves these essential cornerstones together. Each element boasts heavy implications individually, with an unreachable depth that transcends the trivial, but when they are combined as one entity, the impact is far reaching and transfiguring. For though they are separate entities, they are incomplete without the other.

***Despite all the audio issues we encountered during this first official recording , we couldn't find it in ourselves to redo it all, in the spirit of keeping the conversation; so we we apologize for the reduction in quality. Things will get better going forward.***

As we launch this podcast, I'd like to introduce myself and also give you a general idea of what I hope to accomplish - or better yet, inspire.

We are all on this journey called life, and there is no one who "has it all together." With that in mind, it is imperative that we cross-pollinate ideas, viewpoints, and inspire the Logos (the spoken word of life). As the Word of God states in Proverbs 27:17, "As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another."

That is the mission. That is the purpose.