Tag: KingdomLiving
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It is amazing how much of our time and energy can be consumed by things that, in the grand scheme of eternity, really don’t matter very much. “The LORD has given me a strong warning not to think like everyone else does.” — Isaiah 8:11 NLT The world is constantly teaching us what should matter.…
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How do we become content with God and shift our desires from worldly things to Kingdom things? I believe the Lord shows us how that change happens in this Gem of Knowledge whispered today by His Holy Spirit: “Heaven is different than earth. It is where I am and where I operate. When you focus…
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We live in a world constantly telling us we need more to be happy and we are often left unsatisfied. But God offers us something completely different then the world – He offers us Him! “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” — Matthew 6:33…
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Sometimes we’re so focused on what we can see that we forget there’s an unseen Kingdom at work all around us. God is always moving—opening doors, softening hearts, arranging divine appointments, and accomplishing His purposes in ways we can’t yet perceive. Don’t let what you can see become the limit of your faith. “Faith shows…
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The world often mistakes humility for weakness, but God’s kingdom reveals the opposite. Through the examples of Solomon, Hiram, and Stephen, we learn that surrender to God unlocks His power, builds lasting relationships, and accomplishes purposes far greater than our own efforts.
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Sacrifice isn’t loss when it’s rooted in love. The widow gave everything—not out of abundance, but out of trust. When we are one with God, what we surrender becomes something eternal.
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The Kingdom of God is not distant—it arrived when the King was revealed. From baptism to transfiguration, authority was declared and confirmed. If we belong to Him, we must walk under His government.
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If our hearts are God’s dwelling place, they must be continually refined and maintained. Just as a home must be cleaned before someone moves in, our lives require daily surrender and repentance. God longs to dwell with us—but we must prepare the space and guard it with care.
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Bitterness starts small but grows deep. Hebrews 12 reminds us to pursue peace, live holy lives, and watch out for each other so no one misses the grace of God. Pulling up roots of bitterness protects the health of our spiritual community.
Gems of Knowledge 