Our world is divided. In our cities, our churches, our social accounts, and even in our families, we draw separating lines in the sand over ideologies, politics, religious beliefs, cultural trends, and more. In this division, it has become easier than ever to sit in a seat of judgment, drawing broad conclusions about who people are based on something that they think, believe, or say. But often in our criticism of others, we miss God's conviction for us.

God helps us change our lens of negativity into a lens of possibility.

God often uses our anger as an invitation to deeper and more meaningful transformation.

The Kingdom sometimes requires leaving other things behind to pursue the main goal.

When it comes to Kingdom Culture, we have a choice to make with what God has given us: we can either protest or invest.

God's Kingdom is advanced when we see those who are different than us as our neighbors.

What is the culture in God's Kingdom?

God's decision to forgive the Ninevites angers Jonah.

EVEN WHEN we run from God, grace always meets us AGAIN.