In this message, Apostle Joshua Selman explores what it means for the Kingdom of God to find expression through the lives of believers and across the systems that shape society.

He begins by explaining that the Kingdom is more than a throne, a king, or a territory. It is the sphere where the values, culture, life, and influence of a king are allowed to find expression. From this perspective, Kingdom advance is the spread of the rule and influence of Jesus, beginning with the hearts and minds of men and extending into the institutions that shape civilization.

A major emphasis of the teaching is maturity. Salvation gives the believer the life of God, but participating meaningfully in God's program requires growth, spiritual understanding, and stature. Apostle Selman highlights the ministry of the Holy Spirit, prayer and the Word, and the teaching priest as essential channels through which believers are equipped for this responsibility.

He then identifies five signs that the Kingdom is genuinely at work in a believer: the presence of the life of God expressed through Christlike character, extraordinary wisdom, total submission to God's leadership and values, genuine zeal for God, and the manifestation of God's power.

The teaching also moves beyond personal transformation to the question of territorial influence. Apostle Selman explains that believers participate in Kingdom advance through prophetic intercession, massive soul winning, the demonstration of Kingdom values, excellence and the manifold wisdom of God, and practical expressions of love and compassion.

The larger picture is that Christianity is not simply about receiving from God. It is about becoming mature enough to represent Him accurately and to carry His influence into every sphere where He has placed us.

The goal is ultimately the enthronement of Christ in the hearts of men and the expression of the values of His Kingdom through individuals, communities, institutions, and society.

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In this message, Apostle Joshua Selman discusses the nature of time, its relationship with destiny and the importance of discerning the seasons of our lives. He presents time as more than the passing of days and years. It is a resource that can be wasted, spent, or invested, and ultimately a major unit through which destiny is built.

The teaching examines the relationship between the past, present, and future, showing how what happens in one season can influence another. Selman also explains the distinction between chronos, the continuous progression of time in which capacity is built, and kairos, the defining moments and seasons when opportunities, manifestations, or divine visitations emerge.

A major emphasis of the message is discernment. God does not do the same thing in every season, and believers must develop the spiritual intelligence to recognize what God is doing and respond accordingly. Prayer and the study of Scripture become important tools for understanding the spiritual climate and knowing how to align with God's agenda.

The message also addresses the reality of lost time. Ignorance, carelessness, and other factors can cause a person's reality to fall behind the possibilities of their prophetic destiny. Yet, according to Selman, God can redeem lost time through restoration and speed.

Wisdom is presented as another essential requirement for maximizing time. The preparation that happens in ordinary seasons determines what a person can do when defining opportunities arrive.You must develop mastery before the stage comes, not attempt to acquire it when the opportunity has already arrived.

Finally, the teaching highlights favor as a dimension of divine acceleration, characterized by unusual kindness, unusual access and unusual acceptance from people.

At its heart, Times And Seasons is a call to understand the season you are in, invest your time intentionally, build capacity before opportunity arrives, and recognize when God is shifting you into a new dimension.

In this message, Apostle Joshua Selman teaches from Philippians 3:14-15 on the necessity of pressing forward into the next level of God's purpose. He explains that victory and dominion are not meant to become destinations. God gives them so that distractions can be removed and believers can focus on fulfilling His purposes wherever they have been placed.

Fulfilment, he explains, is shaped by six essential dimensions: security, variety, significance, love and acceptance, growth, and impact and contribution. When these areas are properly developed, a believer is better positioned to experience the fullness of joy that comes from a meaningful and purposeful life.

Apostle Selman then presents seven principles that have helped champions remain consistent in victory:

1. Pay the price for deeper intimacy with God through prayer, the study of the Word, and disciplined spiritual engagement.
2. Maintain vision and unbending focus, allowing clarity of purpose to determine what deserves your attention and what must be rejected.
3. Pursue greater enlightenment and transformation, confronting ignorance, inaccurate knowledge, and incomplete knowledge.
4. Increase your value, productivity, excellence, and contribution, understanding that your responsibility is to become outstanding while God determines how and where your influence is announced.
5. Build and maintain strategic relationships, recognizing relationships as bridges and developing the wisdom to know which battles to fight and which ones to avoid.
6. Master humility as a lifestyle, even when results become undeniable, because pride depletes honor and grace while humility keeps a person conscious of God's role in their success.
7. Learn to discern divine direction and prophetic seasons, recognizing that new seasons often require adjustments in strategy, location, relationships, or approach. Spiritual accuracy becomes increasingly important as God moves a person into new dimensions.

The central challenge of the message is simple: there is more. Past victories are not the conclusion of the journey. There are greater levels of growth, influence, responsibility, and Kingdom impact ahead.

There is more. Therefore, we press.

In the final part of the series, Apostle Joshua Selman addresses the path to restoring spiritual glory in a territory. He explains how spiritual decline begins with gaps in knowledge and training, then spreads through compromised leadership, division in the Church, and the infiltration of institutions with values contrary to the Kingdom.

The message presents four ordinances necessary for restoration: genuine repentance and brokenness, the rise of prophetic intercessors and watchmen, the emergence of consecrated and knowledgeable leaders, and the establishment of strong teaching and structured discipleship.

Apostle Selman also explains what mature Christian formation should produce. Beyond church attendance, believers are called to develop the nature of God, the wisdom of God, and the power of God, becoming what he describes as apostolic Christians: deeply passionate about God, spiritually intelligent, conscious of God's agenda, and equipped to function as kings and priests.

Ultimately, the restoration of glory is not simply about rebuilding institutions. It is about raising believers who reflect Christ and can carry the values of the Kingdom into every sphere of human activity.

Marriage is not designed to carry the weight of everything a person has failed to resolve within themselves.

In this episode, Apostle Joshua Selman examines why many marriages struggle and how unrealistic expectations can place an unnecessary burden on the union. He explains that a spouse cannot replace personal healing, spiritual growth, purpose, or emotional wholeness.

The conversation explores the danger of entering marriage with unresolved wounds, low self-esteem, anger, past relationship trauma, and the expectation that a partner will provide what only personal growth and a relationship with God can supply.

Apostle Selman also addresses the effect of unequal growth between spouses, the importance of intentionally investing in one another, and how poor communication, wrong timing, unforgiveness, and accumulated bitterness can gradually create distance within a home.

At its heart, this episode is a call to understand marriage as a partnership between two people who are committed to becoming whole, growing together, communicating wisely, and taking responsibility for their own development.

In the second session of Sound of Revival USA 2026, Apostle Joshua Selman continues the call to restore spiritual health in the Church by addressing ten errors that have weakened the faith, discipline, and effectiveness of believers and leaders.

He begins by explaining how spiritual decline can spread through a territory, starting with compromised priesthood, moving into division within the Church, and eventually influencing institutions and society. From there, he examines ten areas that require correction, including an incomplete understanding of faith, an overemphasis on comfort and material prosperity, unhealthy approaches to giving, the misuse of influence, the pressure for numerical church growth, and the neglect of prayer, the Word, fasting, and intimacy with God.

The message also addresses the careless use of words, the reality of spiritual warfare, and the danger of placing personal prophetic experiences above Scripture. Throughout the teaching, Selman emphasizes that correction is not condemnation. It is part of God's process of restoring His Church to sound doctrine, spiritual maturity, consecration, and effective kingdom influence.

This is a call for the Church to return to the foundations that produce lasting spiritual strength: truth, intimacy with God, humility, discipline, sound doctrine, responsible leadership, and a life that reflects Christ.

In this opening session of Sound of Revival USA 2026, Apostle Joshua Selman delivers a clarion call to the Church in America, combining commendation with honest correction. He begins by recognizing the significant role the American Church has played in advancing the Gospel globally through missionaries, evangelistic crusades, Bible translation, Christian media, humanitarian work, theological education, digital innovation, medical missions, Christian publishing, youth ministries, and advocacy for persecuted believers.

From there, the message turns to the spiritual condition of the Church and the reasons territories experience decline. Selman emphasizes that the quality of believers in a territory is closely connected to the quality of spiritual instruction and mentorship they receive. Where there are gaps, errors, or omissions in discipleship, those gaps can become points of weakness.

A major focus of the teaching is the responsibility of the pulpit. Selman identifies three ways teaching can damage the Church: false doctrine, the wrong application of otherwise biblical principles, and truth that is incomplete or seriously imbalanced. He shows why having some truth is not necessarily enough. Believers need accurate, balanced, and comprehensive teaching that produces both spiritual maturity and practical transformation.

The message, however, is not primarily a condemnation of America. It is a call to restoration. Selman approaches the subject with humility, brotherhood, and honor, reminding the Church that spiritual correction is meant to restore rather than destroy. He closes with hope for America and a call for the Church to humble itself, pray, return to sound doctrine, and take responsibility for the spiritual condition of the territory.

Perfecting the Saints, Part 1 is ultimately a message about the health of the Church, the responsibility of spiritual leadership, and the possibility of restoration when God's people are willing to receive both commendation and correction.

You do not know what tomorrow will bring, so build your life in such a way that one failure cannot destroy everything.

Types of investment

1) Spiritual investment

2) Mental investment

3) Health investment

4) Strategic relationship investment

5) Financial Investment

In this powerful teaching, Apostle Joshua Selman reveals the spiritual significance of words and their role in producing victory, dominion, transformation, and destiny. He challenges believers to move beyond viewing words as ordinary tools of communication and to understand them as spiritual forces that carry the nature, intent, and life of the speaker.

The message establishes that words are spiritual building blocks. They create, change, reveal, authorize, activate, edify, communicate petitions in prayer, and function as seeds capable of producing corresponding harvests in a person's life. Because words reveal the condition and maturity of the heart, learning to govern them is presented as an essential dimension of spiritual growth.

Apostle Selman outlines eight kingdom truths about words, demonstrating their function as instruments of creation and change, systems of spiritual authorization, instruments of dominion and edification, conveyors of prayer, and seeds that can produce either constructive or destructive outcomes.

The teaching then examines five practical dimensions of deploying words for dominion.

First, believers are taught to engage words in prayer and intimacy with God, replacing complaint and grumbling with worship, petition, and faith-filled communication. Second, words must be used for personal edification, deliberately renewing the mind and reshaping unhealthy beliefs about oneself. Third, believers must use the Word to enforce victory over demonic forces, not through emotional arguments but by enforcing the spiritual realities already established in Christ.

The fourth dimension involves using words to frame the future. Apostle Selman teaches that believers must intentionally speak in alignment with God's Word, sending faith-filled declarations ahead of them as they move toward the future God has ordained.

The fifth dimension addresses human relationships and everyday conversations. This becomes a critical practical application of the teaching: spiritual authority does not excuse poor communication. Believers must learn to speak with honor, clarity, wisdom, and appropriate countenance when dealing with people, recognizing that God often delivers His blessings and assignments through human relationships.

Ultimately, The Dominion Power of Words is a teaching on the disciplined use of speech as a kingdom instrument. It calls believers to become intentional about what they say in prayer, what they believe and declare about themselves, how they confront spiritual opposition, how they speak about their future, and how they communicate with people.

The message presents mastery of words not simply as a communication skill, but as an essential component of spiritual maturity, relational wisdom, and the believer's walk in victory and dominion.