King's Council Podcast

It's Valentine's Day, and while the world is busy with chocolates, roses, and heart-shaped everything, we're diving deeper on KC LIVE!

Today on King's Council Live, Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards will dive into the recent horrific tragedy in the air that took the lives of 67 individuals. How could something like this happen? And more importantly, what does the Bible say about the reality that we never know when our time on earth will be up?

Today on “King's Council LIVE”, Rylee and Christian will dive into a historic and eventful week for our nation. With the inauguration of President Trump and the groundbreaking declassificationof files related to the assassinations of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., former President JFK, and RFK, the truth is about to be revealed like never before.

This week on “King's Council LIVE”, Rylee and Christian will explore “True Leadership: Serving Under the Lordship of Christ.” Tune in as they discuss Pete Hegseth's confirmation hearing and how Jesus, as the Lord of his life, cleared the past and became the foundation of true leadership. They'll dive deep into what makes a strong leader and challenge you with the question: Is Jesus your life coach or your Lord?

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Discover why the Bible emphasizes commitment and discipline over simply “trying.” Learn the deeper meaning behind this powerful truth. #FaithJourney #BiblicalTruth

Discover the curious contradiction behind Kamala Harris's infamous quote: “2025: What can be, unburdened by what has been.” We explore the meaning (or lack thereof) behind this puzzling statement, breaking down its implications and how it reflects modern political rhetoric. Join the discussion and share your take on what this could really mean—or if it means anything at all!

Uncover the truth behind Christmas! In this video, we debunk the myth that Christmas is a pagan holiday and explore its true origins.

Explore compelling evidence and thought-provoking arguments that support the existence of God! From scientific discoveries to philosophical insights, this discussion breaks down the proof you need to see. Don't miss this deep dive into faith and reason!#GodExists #FaithAndReason

Explore the power of faith, resilience, and personal growth in this impactful conversation with Gerard White on Kings Council LIVE!

Today we are joined by Pastor John Amanchukwu, to Discusses His New Film “22 Words” Exposing The Loss Of Decency In American Education!

Can Trump prevent World War III? Join King's Council LIVE with Grant Stinchfield as we explore his potential impact on global conflict and diplomacy.Check out Stand Up Now Apparel: https://standupnowapparel.com/?srsltid=AfmBOopbQ-emvOYSTMpP7LmbbZd3W4O-4KV0jGrFBaHuQfcGrbvGmWKh#Trump2024 #WWIII

Fantasy Cabinet Draft: Building Trump's All-Star Team!

We are joined by Pastor Rob McCoy in this episode as we break down Trumps Victory!

I've heard this from many of my friends these past couple of weeks, “What should I do? My church won't talk about the election. My pastor is being passive. They aren't saying what NEEDS to be said.It is clear who Christians should be voting for. Both candidates have flaws, both parties have flaws, but has pastor Jonny the democratic party “is a demonic death cult under the power and influence of Satan.”

Dive into this episode with hosts Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards as they explore how to find purpose and make an impact by using what you already have. Drawing on biblical examples, it shows how God can multiply small resources, encouraging trust, action, and letting God guide the results.

In this episode of The King's Council, Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards explore how effective communication, including tonality, body language, and empathy, is key to success in relationships and business, offering practical tips and insights rooted in scripture and personal experience.

In this episode of The King's Council, Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards explore the power of faith, creation, and partnering with God in your life and business. Learn how to trust God's vision, take action with "now faith," and build on true biblical hope. Discover the importance of inviting God into your journey as you co-create with Him, and gain the confidence to persevere through doubt.

In this episode of The King's Council, Christian Edwards opens up about his remarkable journey from addiction and brokenness to becoming an ambassador of Christ. They remind us of the life-changing role of the Holy Spirit, how our identity as believers shapes our actions, and the call to testify daily. Christian's journey highlights the incredible power of faith and redemption, while also diving into the true purpose of the Holy Spirit.

In this episode of The King's Council, Christian Edwards opens up about his remarkable journey from addiction and brokenness to becoming an ambassador of Christ. They remind us of the life-changing role of the Holy Spirit, how our identity as believers shapes our actions, and the call to testify daily. Christian's journey highlights the incredible power of faith and redemption, while also diving into the true purpose of the Holy Spirit.

In this episode, former NFL player and Super Bowl champion Ben Utecht shares profound insights on leadership, behavior, and culture development. Drawing from his experience both on and off the field, he shares how faith has guided his leadership journey and how tracking behavior and fostering a culture rooted in core values can positively impact workplace dynamics. Through practical tools and data-driven coaching, Ben highlights how executives can reshape their teams and drive success by cultivating an agile, dynamic culture. Tune in to learn how to elevate your leadership and transform your organization.

In this episode of The King's Council, Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards delve into the timeless wisdom of Solomon and the biblical principles surrounding money. They explore the law of sowing and reaping, illustrating how our financial choices can lead to abundant returns. Drawing from Scripture, they highlight the importance of generosity, wise stewardship, and worshiping with our wealth. As they unpack these foundational principles, listeners will gain insights on managing finances in alignment with God's design, transforming challenges into opportunities for growth. Join them for a powerful discussion that will inspire you to apply biblical wisdom to your financial journey!

In this episode of The King's Council, Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards conclude the Kingdom Money Principles series by exploring what it means to walk in true kingship. They discuss essential qualities of a king, such as being anointed by God, knowing the scriptures, and leading by example. The conversation highlights how these Old Testament principles apply to us as royalty in Jesus and are reflected in the New Testament as well.

In this episode of The King's Council, part of the Kingdom Money Principles series, Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards explore the significance of tithing and its role in unlocking God's blessings for your finances. They discuss the biblical foundations of tithing, the importance of giving from the first fruits, and how aligning your financial practices with God's principles can lead to profound blessings and transformation in your life. Join them as they challenge you to put these principles into practice and experience the impact of honoring God with your finances.

In this episode of King's Council, Christian Edwards and Rylee Meek continue their Kingdom Money Principles series, focusing on the role of tithing and generosity. Building on earlier discussions about ownership and stewardship, they emphasize how tithing should flow from a heart of gratitude and worship. The episode covers practical aspects of tithing on gross income, supporting church leadership, and understanding tithing as a protective measure against financial challenges.

In this episode, Christian Edwards and Rylee Meek discuss effective stewardship, focusing on managing time and money wisely. They highlight the importance of budgeting and maintaining a margin mindset, which involves setting aside extra resources to handle unexpected needs and opportunities. Good stewardship requires planning, adaptability, and selflessness, while poor stewardship is marked by resistance to change and lack of transparency.

In this episode of The King's Council Podcast, Christian Edwards and Rylee Meek explore the essence of Christian integrity and stewardship. They emphasize that true commitment to God means honoring our promises and managing His gifts with diligence and faithfulness. The discussion highlights how living in accordance with these principles transforms our lives and impacts the world around us. Dont' miss out on this opportunity to learn more about managing everything God owns.

In this episode of the King's Counsel podcast, Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards dive into David's life and prayer and his view on giving and ownership. They explore how David's joyful offering led others to give willingly and the contrast between genuine giving and prosperity gospel practices. They also discuss how money reveals what's in our hearts and the importance of understanding that God owns everything. You'll hear reflections on how to pray with sincerity and align our will with God's. Tune in!

In this episode, Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards explore the profound truth that God owns everything, and we are merely stewards of His resources. They highlight the importance of viewing our possessions, health, and relationships through the lens of divine ownership. The discussion centers on how we are called to manage everything we have with excellence and gratitude, acknowledging that God's blessings are given according to His wisdom and generosity. Tune in to understand how adopting a stewardship mindset can transform your approach to life and your relationship with God.

In this episode, Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards explore key principles for thriving in the Kingdom economy. Learn how to view God as your ultimate source, use money as a tool, and understand business as both a proving ground and a promised land.They discuss the importance of faithfulness in small tasks, passing down values and character, and reclaiming your territory. Biblical insights from Genesis 1:28, Psalm 1, Proverbs 13:22, and Philippians 4:11-12 provide a solid foundation.

In this episode, we explore why wealth and stewardship are essential for Christians, backed by over 2000 Biblical references to money and tithing. We discuss how to use our resources to honor God, support important causes like combating human trafficking, and make a positive impact in the world. We also take a closer look at the prosperity gospel, highlighting that true prosperity involves using wealth wisely for God's purposes. We talk about how having financial resources enables us to care for our families, fund meaningful projects, and influence various aspects of life in line with Christian values.

In the latest episode of "The King's Council," Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards delve into Genesis 1:28, emphasizing that dominion means actively developing and nurturing what we create. They connect this concept to the Abrahamic Covenant (Genesis 12:2-3), which they argue is fulfilled through Jesus, suggesting that its blessings are still relevant for Christians today. Meek and Edwards discuss how living purposefully according to Kingdom principles and maintaining a strong faith can positively impact the Kingdom economy. They encourage listeners to embrace these principles in their daily lives to contribute effectively to the Kingdom. Download the 7-step blueprint and connect with us to take your next steps in kingdom entrepreneurship.www.the7dayblueprint.com

Discover the true meaning of prosperity in our latest episode of The King's Council Podcast! Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards explore the often misunderstood concept of prosperity within the Christian faith. Many popular teachings focus on material wealth and financial success, but what does the Bible actually say about prosperity? In this episode, Meek and Edwards dive deep into the biblical truths and uncover how God's idea of prosperity extends far beyond earthly riches. Learn how to thrive, grow, and flourish in all areas of your life according to God's plan. Whether you're seeking financial freedom, spiritual growth, or a deeper relationship with God, this episode is for you.Takeaways:The difference between biblical prosperity and popular prosperity teachings.How God's greatest gift goes beyond material wealth.Understanding the true meaning of prosperity in God's eyes.Aligning your life with God's Word to experience true prosperity.Practical steps to achieve prosperity through vision, structure, and action.Quotes:God wants us to prosper. That was part of His original intent when He created us. Even though we know the fall happened and we jacked up a lot of things, the best part is that God had a plan. His word does not return void. - Rylee MeekMost Christians are taught that money is the root of all evil, but God is a God of abundance. Jesus died for us to have life here on earth in abundance. - Christian EdwardsTurns out there are a lot of scriptures on prosperity and success in the Bible. Prosperity is part of God's original commandment to be fruitful and multiply. - Rylee MeekIt's unfathomable to think that the same God who created everything lives inside of us, but you only earn the right to be called a child of God when you surrender to Christ. - Christian EdwardsOur ability to succeed is based on our availability, responsibility, and accountability to God. - Rylee MeekMoney should be a servant, not a master, and financial security should not become an idol. - Christian Edwards

Developing a vision and understanding the 'why' behind actions is essential for a purpose-driven life.Understanding one's identity in Christ is paramount for believers seeking to navigate life's complexities and fulfill their divine purpose. Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards offer compelling perspectives on this topic, each shaped by their distinct experiences and insights. Meek underscores the transformative power of mindset, advocating for Christian entrepreneurs to align their thoughts with Scripture to experience growth and purposeful living. He emphasizes the power of choice and the necessity of renewing one's mind to embrace a mindset of abundance. On the other hand, Edwards views our identity in Christ as central to our purpose and destiny, likening individual lives to puzzle pieces that find significance within God's kingdom. He stresses the importance of seeking God's will and trusting in His power to equip us, thereby leading to a life filled with fulfillment. Together, their perspectives illuminate a path where believers can thrive both personally and professionally by anchoring their identity in Christ.Regularly revisit your identity in Christ to embody the fruit of the Spirit as ambassadors for Christ.TakeawaysUnderstanding one's identity in Christ is crucial for decision-making and purposeAligning one's identity with faith leads to fulfillment and joyBelievers are ambassadors for Christ, reflecting His joy and peaceMindset plays a significant role in transforming lives and embracing abundanceEffort, excellence, passion, and focus are key traits of a game changerExcellence and integrity are vital components of being a game changerDeveloping a vision and understanding the 'why' behind actions is essential for a purpose-driven lifeQuotes"Once you know what your why is now, how do I go and achieve that?" - Christian Edwards"God is working in you, giving you the desire and the power to do what pleases him." - Christian Edwards"Your mindset determines most everything in your life." - Rylee Meek"Those, can I just add how important mindset is? And it's something that you can control. It's something your mindset you can control. Think of romans twelve two. Don't be conformed to the patterns of the world. The world's thinking is thinking. Thinking, right? But we could be transformed by the renewing of our minds. We could be transformed. That's how powerful mindset is. We could be completely transformed if we have the proper mindset, that of a victorious conqueror, one who is an overcomer." - Rylee Meek"Your focus, be focused. And it's easier to be focused when we know exactly what our whys are and what that driving force is to get us out of bed every single day." - Rylee Meek"Nothing will change faster in your life than if you just change the way you think about something, right? It's got to start in your head. It's all about mindset." - Christian Edwards"It's by faith and faith alone." - Rylee MeekThe Believers Summit: The Believers Summit (tpusafaithevents.com)Join the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow Rylee: https://www.instagram.com/theryleemeek/Follow Christian:

How can practicing virtues like self-control and perseverance enhance one's faith?Faith is a multifaceted journey that involves continual growth and intentional enhancement, much like the physical supplements that many incorporate into their daily lives for better health. Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards, notable speakers at faith-based events, offer unique perspectives on how spiritual supplements can bolster one's faith journey. Rylee Meek emphasizes that accepting Jesus as Lord and Savior is just the beginning, advocating for the continuous supplementation of one's faith to fully experience and maximize one's walk with God. Drawing a parallel to physical health, Meek likens spiritual supplements to necessary aids that improve our faith experience in a world where the "food supply" of spiritual nourishment can often be lacking. Similarly, Christian Edwards underscores the believer's responsibility to bring heaven's blueprint to earth, starting from salvation. He views these faith supplements as essential tools that enhance the essence of God within us, preparing believers for both an enriching earthly experience and an overwhelming entrance into eternity. Through their insights, both Meek and Edwards inspire individuals to deepen their faith intentionally and holistically.By cultivating these seven disciplines you nurture your faith journey.TakeawaysTurning Point Faith aims to address the intersection of spirituality and politics in today's society.Adding supplements to faith can enhance growth and strengthen one's relationship with Jesus.Actively practicing virtues like self-control and perseverance can enhance one's faith and reflect the character of God.Supplementing faith with virtues like moral excellence can glorify God in all aspects of life.Self-control is crucial as a supplement to faith to combat desires and vices.Self-control allows individuals to overcome vices and cravings, leading to a disciplined and virtuous lifestyle.Hope, defined biblically as a confident expectation, produces perseverance and character in navigating trials and tribulations.Quotes"For if these things are yours and abound, you will neither, you'll be neither barren nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ." - Christian Edwards"When God looks down from heaven at us as believers, he wants to see himself. We're to be a mirror image of him. We are to be conformed to his image." - Christian Edwards"If God gave you the vision, he will give you the capacity to fulfill the vision, but it takes your perseverance to see it through." - Rylee Meek"Kindness is not niceness. Right? There's a big difference. Or just acceptance of everything. Sometimes to be kind, you've got to be bold." - Rylee Meek"To love is a decision. It's not an emotion. Despite these movies that you may see, despite seeing somebody and just, like, feeling these butterflies in your tummy about them, it's a decision to compassionately, to righteously, to sacrificially meet the needs of another." - Christian Edwards"If I hear anything other than that, I'm going to be very disappointed knowing that you're like, who just made it right by this? Give me your teeth. Oh, man. Definitely don't. Don't want that to happen." - Rylee MeekThe Believers Summit: The Believers Summit (tpusafaithevents.com)Join the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council:

Covetousness and idolatry are intertwined concepts, emphasizing the need to turn towards God and away from material idols. Idolatry, a sin consistently condemned in scripture, often starts innocuously but can lead to significant spiritual oppression by prioritizing anything over one's relationship with God, such as fitness, relationships, or material possessions. Rylee Meek views idolatry as a serious and often underestimated sin, manifesting in various forms that can hinder one's relationship with God. He stresses the importance of recognizing and fleeing from idols to fully devote oneself to worshiping the true God. Similarly, Christian Edwards emphasizes that idolatry, although it may begin from a seemingly good place, is the dominant sin addressed in scripture. He advocates for repentance and turning away from idols, highlighting the need to acknowledge God's exclusive rights to our worship and devotion to avoid spiritual oppression. Both perspectives underline the necessity of humility, accountability, and community support to overcome the pitfalls of pride and idolatry, fostering a spiritually fulfilling life aligned with God's will.Acknowledging idols in one's life and understanding what constitutes idolatry is essential to fleeing from it, as instructed in scripture.TakeawaysIdolatry is mentioned as the dominant sin in scripture and is always condemned, even if it starts in a good place.Acknowledging idols in one's life and understanding what constitutes idolatry is essential to fleeing from it, as instructed in scripture.Covetousness and idolatry are intertwined concepts, emphasizing the need to turn towards God and away from material idols.Societal challenges related to personal identity, pride, and cultural support for causes are discussed in a conversation between two speakers.In the dialogue on worship and purpose, it is emphasized that seeking pleasure and happiness as the sole pursuit in life can be dangerous."Kings and Idols" delves into the dangers of becoming an idol for others.Quotes"There's no sin, actually, that's mentioned more in scripture than the sin of idolatry, and it's the dominant sin that's addressed over every other sin, and it's always condemned. Always condemned." - Christian Edwards"Be a good example of a Christian by turning your back to those idols, turning towards God." - Christian Edwards"I want to give everything like I don't want anybody to know anything that. That I'd be given because I want my credit to be built up in heaven." - Rylee Meek"Happiness is dependent upon your happenings, so your circumstances dictate whether you're happy or not. Well, guess what? If you have a relationship with Christ, you could have true joy that never wavers, never wanes to see." - Christian Edwards"Examine yourself. See if you have any idols. See if there's anything that's competing with your loyalty to God right now and identify it and flee from that thing. Make some changes." - Christian EdwardsJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow Rylee: https://www.instagram.com/theryleemeek/Follow Christian: https://www.instagram.com/christian_edwards01/Subscribe to YouTube page:

It's easy to overlook the things that we put above our relationship with God, whether it's material possessions, success, or even relationships.Idolatry, the act of placing anything above one's devotion to God, remains a poignant topic both historically and in contemporary society. Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards explore this issue, warning against allowing even positive aspects of life, such as church activities or loved ones, to become idols that detract from a relationship with the Creator. Meek, drawing from his observations of modern culture, points out how even spiritual leaders can fall into the trap of idolizing church growth or material success, a theme echoed in popular rap music's glorification of wealth and fame. He also shares the poignant example of Christian Edwards' mother, who unintentionally idolized her children, leading to unhealthy relational dynamics. Edwards, on the other hand, emphasizes the scriptural warnings against idolatry, highlighting how it can manifest in various forms, including the idolization of sports teams, rooted in pride. He suggests that pride lies at the heart of most sins, as it involves prioritizing personal desires over divine commands. Both agree on the necessity of self-examination and daily worship to keep God at the center of one's life, advocating for a routine that fosters spiritual fulfillment over worldly distractions.It's crucial to maintain a healthy balance between our relationships and our faith, ensuring that our focus remains on God above all else.TakeawaysIdolatry can manifest in modern life by prioritizing anything over devotion to God.Money and wealth can become idols if not aligned with seeking first the kingdom of God.Idolizing loved ones or even church-related activities can lead to unhealthy dynamics and shift focus from faith.Idolatry extends beyond physical idols to anything that competes with loyalty to God.Idolizing success or others' opinions can lead to prioritizing desires over God's commands.Starting each day with gratitude and worship can help prioritize God over worldly distractions.Identifying and removing hidden idols in our hearts is crucial to maintaining a strong spiritual connection.Quotes"Idolatry is really anything in creation that competes with our loyalty to our creator." - Christian Edwards"This is something that we need to check ourselves before we wreck ourselves." - Rylee Meek"Anything that rightly belongs to him, if we give it to somebody else, if we worship something else, or somebody else, if we honor somebody more than God, he's that jealous God, because that rightfully belongs to him." - Christian Edwards"These ten commandments are a way for life to actually go well for us. It's not a list of rules and restrictions, but If you follow these commands, life will go well for you." - Rylee Meek"I need to just spend that time with them. And not only is it. It's not just for his glory, it's for our good." - Christian Edwards"When we wake up in the morning is it 'Thank You, Jesus! Thank You, God. I have another day.' Or is it the first thing we go to is social media, or is the first thing we go to is our phone? God demands exclusivity in our lives. Those first fruits are the most value thing we can give him" - Rylee MeekJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow Rylee:

In today's political landscape, it's crucial that our decisions align with biblical values.The topic of the importance of voting, particularly from a Christian perspective, is an engaging and vital discourse. It puts into perspective the moral obligations of believers in their role as active participants in the socio-political landscape. Rylee Meek, a firm proponent of this view, sees voting not only as a duty but also as a moral obligation for believers. He emphasizes the need for voting choices to reflect biblical values and principles, underlining the impact of these decisions on future generations. His views are shaped by his belief in the significance of character and integrity in candidates. Similarly, Christian Edwards asserts that voting is a moral obligation incumbent upon Christians. He talks about the consequences of abstaining from voting, equating it to a tacit consent to possibly immoral policies. Edwards urges Christians to utilize their voting power to stand up against policies or candidates incongruent with biblical principles, emphasizing that silence on such matters could be considered a sin of omission.Silence through non-voting is seen as consent, but participating in elections and voting based on biblical convictions allows individuals to shape a future aligned with their values. TakeawaysVoting is a moral responsibility based on biblical principles.The American Constitution was influenced by biblical principles, emphasizing limited government power.Absolute disobedience to tyranny is obedience to God, as seen in biblical stories.The importance of aligning political decisions with biblical values is emphasized.Racial equality is explored through discussions on critical race theory, biblical values, and the role of political parties.Equal Opportunity in Hiring is crucial for selecting the best candidates based on qualifications rather than minority status.Active participation in influencing national, regional, and local outcomes by joining efforts and taking action is a moral obligation for believers.Quotes"You may not want to be in politics, but politics wants to be in you. And that's kind of sounds weird. But that is true." - Rylee Meek"And with God being in control, and this is something that I thought early on in my walk with the Lord, I never wanted to get into politics, and it was like, God's in control. But the more you think about it, how does God accomplish things? Oftentimes on earth, through his people." - Christian Edwards"Disobedience to tyranny is obedience to God." - Rylee Meek"It's impressive that a six eight woman could dunk because they're not as athletic." - Christian Edwards"If your conviction is anything other than what the word of God says, than ain't that it? That's not." - Rylee MeekJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow Rylee: https://www.instagram.com/theryleemeek/Follow Christian: https://www.instagram.com/christian_edwards01/Subscribe to YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/@KingsCouncilCoachingWednesday morning Bible Study link:

It's crucial to remember that stewardship goes beyond just managing money; it involves using financial resources wisely to support and care for those in need.Wealth and kingdom entrepreneurship, a captivating topic, intertwines spiritual principles and financial stewardship to support the less fortunate. Rylee Meek, a firm believer in this approach, sees the creation of wealth as a tool for righteous purposes, influenced by his view that wealth should be a resource used to bless others and advance God's kingdom. He underscores the significance of viewing money as a means to make Christians more effective in their calling and to create a positive global impact. Similarly, Christian Edwards sees wealth and kingdom entrepreneurship as tied to faithful stewardship and wealth creation for the benefit of those in need. He emphasizes not merely accumulating wealth for personal gain, but utilizing it to bless others, spread the gospel, and fulfill individuals' divine purposes. Both perspectives highlight a kingdom mindset in entrepreneurship, underlining the importance of aligning one's actions with God's will.By understanding how the early Christians viewed wealth and possessions, we can gain insights into how we can live out our faith in today's world.TakeawaysThe struggle of righteous kingdom entrepreneurs in providing for widows and orphans is highlighted.American Christians can make a global impact by managing wealth effectively and supporting charitable causes.The early church's focus on spiritual abundance and obedience to God's teachings regarding wealth is discussed.The importance of financial provision for aiding those in need is stressed by Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards.A different perspective on Jesus's wealth is explored through biblical narratives about money and possessions.Creating wealth with a kingdom mindset to serve others and advance the Kingdom of God is emphasized.Aligning actions with God's will is crucial for spiritual growth and entering the kingdom of heaven.Quotes"Because you can be incredibly successful at a lot of things and still feel like a failure if you're not operating for the God given intended purpose of why you were created on this earth." - Rylee Meek"What would the devil fear more than a rich Christian? The devil. That the thing he fears the most is a rich Christian." - Christian Edwards"It's not a lack of resources, it's a lack of stewardship." - Rylee Meek"And when we do look at faiths, like Judaism, where they actually have no problem making money, they value money. They, they. Money is a part of all their ceremonies. Right. The exchanging of money. It's a noble, virtuous, moral thing to be wealthy. But the fact that they're taught that it's not a bad thing to make money, that's what we as Christians need to be teaching our children. Not only is it not just a bad thing, it's a good thing." - Christian Edwards"We know we can't serve both God and money. It's impossible. So, we got to serve God to make money serve us." - Rylee Meek"To raise up Christian entrepreneurs, to disciple Christian entrepreneurs, to not just go and make money for the sake of making money. In the end of the day, who knows how much will actually stay in their own bank account or stay in their own possession. Most of it should be given away, but God's going to give those giftings to the people who are actually advancing the kingdom of God." - Christian EdwardsJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council:

Understanding the balance between wealth and serving God is crucial. The subject of beliefs about money and wealth is a complex one, often interwoven with cultural, religious, and personal ideologies. Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards bring unique perspectives to this topic, rooted in their spiritual identities and experiences. Meek's viewpoint is that our financial prosperity is closely linked with our understanding of God-given gifts and abilities. He encourages self-reflection and challenging of subconscious beliefs that may obstruct wealth creation, asserting that one's perspective on money should be in harmony with their view of God. Edwards, on the other hand, offers a comparative analysis between Judaism and Christianity, suggesting that the former views money as a positive tool for service, while the latter often harbors a more cautious attitude towards wealth. He underlines the necessity of aligning conscious and subconscious beliefs about money and encourages Christians to adopt a more balanced approach to wealth, rooted in biblical principles of contentment and generosity.Money is seen as a means to support oneself and others, but it should not become the sole focus of one's life. Emphasize leaving a lasting inheritance that extends beyond monetary value.TakeawaysThe debate over Jesus' financial status continues, with interpretations varying on whether he was wealthy or lived in poverty.Understanding the balance between creating wealth and using it for the greater good is essential in serving God.The importance of money in Judaism and Christianity is highlighted in discussions on this topic.Beliefs about money and wealth differ among cultures and religions.A good man, according to biblical principles, is called to leave a multi-generational wealth legacy for his children and grandchildren.The disciples left their businesses to follow Jesus, prompting the question of whether modern entrepreneurs would do the same.The discussion revolves around whether Jesus was rich or broke and the cost of following him.Quotes"If it was important enough for Jesus to talk about, it is darn well important enough for us to talk about." - Rylee Meek"Value that is not valued is not valuable." - Christian Edwards"If what you're doing and what you're saying is conflicting, then you're a double minded man. Go back to the James verse, and God ain't going to give you anything if you're double minded." - Christian Edwards"Proverbs also says raise a child up the way that he should go. He will not depart from it. The thing about Proverbs is that these aren't promises, necessarily, right. These are things that we should do. This is the book of wisdom." - Rylee Meek"It's funny because we don't say nowadays money is good or bad. It's amoral. It's a tool that we could use." - Christian Edwards" - Christian Edwards"Make sure you check scripture on anybody because somebody can preach a great message and sound really good. But if you aren't taking, it's not their responsibility for you to know the word of God. You have to know your Bible in and out." - Rylee MeekJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow Rylee: https://www.instagram.com/theryleemeek/Follow Christian:

Adversity faced by Christians is viewed as being permitted by God, indicating a reliance on His grace and guidance for overcoming challenges.Transformation in Christ is a concept that embodies the journey of a Christian to emulate Jesus, through righteousness, holiness, and sanctification, reflecting His teachings in their everyday lives. Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards, two individuals with a deep-rooted faith, share their perspectives on this spiritual metamorphosis. Meek posits that transformation is contingent upon surrendering to Christ as the Lord and Savior, and actively seeking a deeper relationship with Him. He underscores the importance of discipleship, discipline, and a kingdom mindset. For Meek, adversity and challenges are quintessential components of the refining process that transforms a believer into a new creation. On the other hand, Edwards echoes the sentiment of surrendering to Jesus as the Savior and Lord. He emphasizes the importance of pursuing righteousness, holiness, and sanctification, viewing discipleship as a discipline that requires a shift in mindset towards eternal goals. Edwards acknowledges that hardships and adversity are necessary elements forging believers into who they are meant to be in Christ, highlighting the critical role of the Holy Spirit in enabling believers to resist temptation, overcome struggles, and experience transformation.The transformation into a Disciple requires humility and surrender to God's will, which leads to a shift from judgment to grace, forgiveness, and profound spiritual growth.TakeawaysAdversity in the Christian life is seen as filtered through God Himself, with hardships being permitted by Him.The pursuit of righteousness, holiness, and sanctification is essential in becoming more like Jesus.The Bible serves as an operating manual for life, guiding individuals in making decisions, facing challenges, and understanding the purpose of their struggles through the lens of faith.Experiencing God's discipline and chastening is essential for growth and maturity in one's faith.Paul demonstrates the ability to love even those who hate him, reflecting the agape love of God and Jesus' teachings.Being a witness for Christ is crucial for every believer, regardless of their vocation or role.Believers are encouraged to become partakers of God's divine nature, allowing them to reflect Jesus in their daily lives.Quotes"We are called to not just make converts of Christ, not to make just even followers, but we are called to make disciples. Right. And disciples, uh, coming from discipline. Right. It's like we're going to be disciplined followers of Jesus." - Rylee Meek"Because if you're in the family, you're gonna go through it. It's a guarantee. And thank God for that. Because how else will we grow?" - Christian Edwards"I'm here to win. I'm going to, I'm going to run this race as, as to win." - Rylee Meek"Love is not acceptance of anything. There's a lot of what Paul did was, like, correction. Like, what are you doing? Wake up. Wake up." - Rylee Meek"Every promise of God is within an arm's reach, but not always in our hand, because that's the conditional part. We have to actually grab it. We have to do our part." - Christian Edwards"It takes you, as you mentioned, being able to grab ahold of that in humbling ourselves and be willing to let God fill that hole and to fill that hardness of heart." - Rylee MeekJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council:

Redeeming lost time through God's redemption leads to transformative change and alignment with His will.The concept of redeeming time, originating from Ephesians 5:15-16, is more than just efficient time management. It's a profound spiritual principle that speaks to God's ability to restore lost time and facilitate personal growth and transformation, aligning us with His divine purpose. Rylee Meek's perspective on this topic stems from the belief in being intentional with our time, allowing for reflection, rest, and spiritual growth. He emphasizes that time is more valuable than money and should be used wisely to serve God and others. Similarly, Christian Edwards views redeeming the time as seizing every opportunity to serve God, show love, kindness, and care to others, reflecting Christ's attributes. He believes in the power of God to redeem lost time and fast-forward us to a better place spiritually and personally, ultimately underscoring the importance of living out our faith actively and making a difference in the world.Believe in God's power to redeem lost time and fast-forward us to a better place spiritually and personally, ultimately underscoring the importance of living out our faith actively and making a difference in the world.TakeawaysRedeeming lost time through God's redemption leads to transformative change and alignment with His will.Rest and reflection are essential for productivity and well-being, as seen in the example of immigrants heading west.Efficiency and time management are enhanced through rest, preparation, and reflection.Being intentional with time allows individuals to be more productive and impactful, embodying Christ's attributes.Sharpening tools for efficiency involves resting, reflecting, and spending time in the Word of God.Utilizing time wisely to serve God and others is crucial, prioritizing love, kindness, and true productivity.Distractions and deception can lead individuals away from their goals and faith, emphasizing the importance of valuing time and staying focused.Quotes"All things work together for the good of those that love him and are called according to his purposes." - Rylee Meek"The idea of redeeming the time is like a shrewd businessman buying up all the opportunities that he can." - Christian Edwards"He was redeeming the time by sharpening his axe, sharpening his tools, and. And then when he worked, he was more efficient at being able to do those things." - Rylee Meek"The enemy's greatest tools to get us away from God isn't something that's so, like, he's not going to try if we're on track with the Lord. He's not trying to get us to do a 180. That would be some catastrophic thing. All he has to do is get us to veer off a little bit." - Christian Edwards"Evil is just running rampant, and if there's any opportunity for light to shine on it and truth be exposed, then so be it." - Christian EdwardsJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow Rylee: https://www.instagram.com/theryleemeek/Follow Christian: https://www.instagram.com/christian_edwards01/Subscribe to YouTube page:

Why is facing challenges and trials in faith crucial for character building?Bryan Schwartz, a former NFL linebacker for the Jacksonville Jaguars and current leadership mentor, underwent a significant transformation through his faith journey. Born and raised in St. Lawrence, South Dakota, his faith journey started during his rookie season in the NFL under the influence of his teammate Mark Brunell, which led him to immerse himself in Christianity and embark on a path of self-discovery and spiritual growth. His unique perspective on faith, as detailed in his book "Worthy Opponents," was largely shaped by his personal struggles and battles. Schwartz found a connection to Christ's perspective and the idea that Jesus came not just for us but as us, emphasizing the importance of aligning oneself with the word of God. He views his faith journey as one marked by confronting challenges, understanding that tests and trials can serve as opportunities for growth and development under a faithful savior. This journey has been one of transformation, redemption, and finding strength amid turmoil.By facing challenges, embracing breakthrough moments, and understanding the enormity of God, Brian has emerged stronger, more resilient, and deeply connected to his faith.TakeawaysFaith and community have a significant impact on navigating life's challenges and reshaping relationships.Group conversion experiences can lead to transformative journeys of spiritual growth and discipleship.Sanctification and growth in faith are essential in the Christian journey, emphasizing continuous development and perseverance.Breakthrough moments can bring positive change by aligning mindset, skill set, and kingdom principles.Understanding the enormity of God can strengthen individuals to face challenges with faith and resilience.Facing challenges and trials in faith is crucial for building perseverance, character, and hope.Discipleship and Kingdom Impact principles are key in coaching and ministry work to empower individuals for making a difference and bearing fruit.Quotes"I'm so grateful I got to grow up there and I was grateful to be able to get out of there." - Bryan Schwartz" - Bryan Schwartz"Bryan Schwartz (00:08:09): Yeah, no, it was really cool because we all. We're all radicals, right? Like, aw, Tozer wrote an article called the size of the soul. And his whole point was, the size of your soul before Christ is still the same size after you meet Christ. He just repurposes it. And so we were all these radicals, and we were radical in our rebellion, and we became just as radical in our righteousness." - Rylee Meek"For those listening, Brian's written a book called Worthy Opponents. If you're on YouTube, I'm holding this bad boy right now. It's how God uses opposition, enemies, and adversity for your growth in good." - Rylee Meek"When we truly grasp the enormity of our God, our perspective changes. Our mountains become molehills; our tempests become ripples." - Rylee Meek"Pressure produces perseverance. And then he says, perseverance leads to proven character. Now, if I'm a boss, if I'm a CEO, if I'm a parent, right? And I know that, um, trials produce perseverance, and they produce proven character, why would I want to shelter those I'm leading from that? Or why would I want to run from that in my own life, right? Because it's producing something." - Bryan SchwartzConnect with BryanX: @BryanSchwartz58Facebook:

What is the importance of true repentance in maintaining salvation?Salvation and repentance are fundamental concepts within Christianity that stir engaging conversations among believers due to their inherent complexities and implications. Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards, two prominent figures in such discussions, offer insightful perspectives on these topics. Meek, emphasizing the importance of genuine repentance and continuous sanctification, believes that true salvation requires a sincere commitment to living a righteous life guided by God. On the other hand, Edwards underlines the importance of a moment of repentance and continual focus on sanctification, noting the significant role of mentorship in maintaining one's faith and preventing backsliding. Their perspectives, though slightly varied, align in the belief that a continuous, steadfast faith and abiding in God ensures the assurance of salvation.Faith and ongoing sanctification are crucial for maintaining salvation, highlighting the importance of growing in faith and pursuing righteousness.TakeawaysTrue repentance involves turning away from sin and pursuing righteousness for sanctification and salvation.Pride is a key factor that leads to sin, emphasizing the need for humility in deepening one's relationship with God.Faith and ongoing sanctification are crucial for maintaining salvation, highlighting the importance of growing in faith and pursuing righteousness.The theological concept of losing salvation is debated, with discussions on eternal security and the need for remaining faithful to God.Discipleship and mentorship are crucial for spiritual development and avoiding pitfalls on the faith journey.Understanding scripture deeply is essential for ministry roles to uphold ministry standards and serve God effectively.Taking time for rest and sabbaticals is crucial for spiritual growth and well-being, emphasizing the need to stay connected with Jesus.Quotes"If you continually abide in him and that's your focus, you ain't never got to worry about losing your salvation." - Rylee Meek"It's kindness that leads us to repentance." - Rylee Meek"Salvation frees us from the penalty of sin, sanctification frees us from the power of sin, and glorification ultimately frees us from the presence of sin altogether." - Christian Edwards"I don't want to tell anybody anything good that I ever did. But we're also told to let our light shine." - Rylee Meek"The more God uses you and the more you're under spiritual attack, the more you probably need to just sit back, decompress." - Christian Edwards"Christianity is fun, guys." - Christian EdwardsJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow Rylee: https://www.instagram.com/theryleemeek/Follow Christian: https://www.instagram.com/christian_edwards01/Subscribe to YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/@KingsCouncilCoachingWednesday morning Bible Study link:

Apostasy is a serious topic, but how can we stay true to our faith?The concepts of salvation and repentance lie at the heart of the Christian faith, necessitating a deep-seated trust in Jesus Christ and an absolute surrender to God. They are crucial components in maintaining an authentic relationship with the Divine, underscored by sincere faith rather than just nominal declarations of belief. From the perspective of Rylee Meek, salvation and repentance demand an honest commitment to Jesus and a heart that constantly seeks forgiveness for its sins. He articulates this, drawing from biblical narratives such as those of King Saul and David, and underscores the omnipresence of the Holy Spirit in a believer's life. Rylee stresses the delicate interplay between the assurance of salvation and the potential loss of it due to deliberate sinful conduct without genuine repentance. On the other hand, Christian Edwards underscores the importance of repentance in the journey of salvation. He believes that true faith in Jesus Christ is incomplete without repentance and uses the example of the Philippian jailer in Acts 16 to illustrate this. Like Meek, he too underscores the role of the Holy Spirit and sees repentance as a key element in fortifying one's relationship with God. For Edwards, true repentance and a devoted walk with Jesus are critical for attaining salvation and warding off spiritual darkness.Genuine repentance involves more than just asking for forgiveness; it also requires a sincere desire to change and follow God's commandments.TakeawaysRepentance precedes belief in receiving salvation, emphasizing surrendering to God regardless of past actions.Genuine relationship with God is crucial over superficial claims to faith, urging repentance and commitment to follow Jesus.Salvation and repentance are essential in the Christian faith, requiring trust in Jesus and turning away from previous ways.Being baptized in the Holy Spirit activates spiritual giftings and empowers believers for a more impactful Christian walk.Continual repentance and turning away from sin are vital for maintaining a close walk with God and receiving His grace.Apostasy is discussed, warning against departing from the faith and emphasizing the need for genuine faith to avoid losing salvation.The importance of genuine repentance and adherence to God's commandments is crucial in avoiding falling away from faith.Quotes"It's very serious, and I think that's why we talk about it so much. But also, the reality is there's multiple scripture references that back up both sides of the equation." - Rylee Meek"For me, I've gone back and forth on it a couple times in my walk and I'm losing your salvation. My thoughts as to whether you could or not, but just to kind of like play it safe. Just for my own personal walk-in conviction, I live my life as if I can." - Christian Edwards"It shouldn't be of concern for us one way or the other. The reason, as I said early on, the reason that we have concern... The point is, you only can control you." - Rylee Meek"It will be impossible. It would be like just cold turkey breaking the worst drug addiction ever of just feeding, feeding, feeding your flesh and just saying, one day, oh, I'm not going to feed my flesh today. I'm going to turn to God." - Christian Edwards" - Christian Edwards"If at any point you could, I don't care if you say yes to the Lord at 15 or 50, and then live whatever lifestyle after that, if your last dying breath, if you completely give your heart and surrender to the Lord, he's going to be there right now." - Christian EdwardsJoin the King's Council Community:

Maintaining discipline and engaging in spiritual growth can help you break free from complacency and reach your full potential.In the realm of personal growth and high achievement, the intriguing topic of complacency combat arises, highlighting the importance of fostering a robust community of driven individuals. Rylee Meek, a strong advocate for this approach, believes that surrounding oneself with a like-minded and accountable collective can effectively beat complacency, driving individuals to excel in various life aspects, notably physical fitness. His perspective is shaped by his own experience as a member of the King's Council, where he witnessed firsthand the power of community support and accountability. Similarly, Christian Edwards shares the belief that being part of a community of high achievers is a potent tool to combat complacency. He underscores the significance of honoring one's body and overall well-being, seeing it as a responsibility towards the gifts and opportunities bestowed by God. Edwards views complacency as an impediment to fulfilling one's purpose and promotes a biblical perspective and a strong community support system as effective remedies.Being intentional in daily life and engaging with a community of like-minded individuals can actively combat complacency and seek new opportunities for personal growth.TakeawaysSurrounding oneself with high achievers and fostering accountability within a community leads to motivation to combat complacency and improve lifestyle habits.-Intentionality in setting goals, making plans, and being proactive in relationships is crucial in preventing complacency and ensuring personal growth.The importance of fellowship, accountability, and intentional relationships within a community is emphasized in spiritual growth.Being intentional in daily life and engaging with a community of like-minded individuals can actively combat complacency and seek new opportunities for personal growth.Understanding the difference between discipline, motivation, and commitment is crucial for personal growth.Community support can positively influence discipline in various aspects of life, leading to personal growth and improvement.Striving for excellence in all areas of life requires being deliberate, intentional, and disciplined in mental, emotional, physical, spiritual, and financial aspects.Quotes"Well, God had to bring him through a struggle, so he had something to rap about." - Christian Edwards"At some point, there needs to be an inspiration and an understanding. Like, that's an internal draw to something bigger than yourself." - Rylee Meek"Our thoughts become our words, our words become our actions, our actions become our habits, and our habits create our destiny of who we are." - Rylee Meek"Discipline is kind of contagious." - Christian Edwards"When you're walking in God's will. So why not give it a shot? You know, like, commit yourself to God. Be 100% devoted. Seek him. Seek the word of God, but just seek him in personal prayer time. God will speak to us. And let's see what God wants you to do. Let's see who he wants you to part with in your life, perhaps relationships, jobs, even, you know. I mean, whatever it may be. But let's see what doors God will open if we're actually seeking to walk through new open doors." - Christian EdwardsJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow

Why is it important to understand the difference between contentment and complacency for personal growth?The distinction between complacency and contentment, though subtle, holds substantial weight, particularly in the context of spiritual growth and fulfillment. Complacency, characterized by stagnation and self-satisfaction despite existing deficiencies, contrasts sharply against contentment, which implies a state of happiness and satisfaction, independent of external circumstances. Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards, in their discussions on the King's Council podcast, shed light on these two states. Rylee Meek views complacency as a dangerous pitfall that often masquerades as contentment, stressing the need for constant growth, discipleship, and community engagement as a means to avoid it. His perspective is shaped by the belief that true contentment stems from unwavering faith and trust in God's plan. In a similar vein, Christian Edwards distinguishes contentment as a lack of worry, not ambition, and encourages believers to continually strive for God's kingdom. Both perspectives underline the need to navigate carefully between complacency and contentment in one's spiritual journey.One is a sense of peace and satisfaction with where you are in life, while the other is a feeling of self-satisfaction that prevents you from striving for more.TakeawaysContentment comes from internal satisfaction and happiness, while complacency involves a lack of motivation to improve and a sense of satisfaction despite existing dangers and deficiencies.The fine line between contentment and complacency is highlighted in the discussion, with biblical references emphasizing the importance of being content but also warning against complacency.Remembering one's first love with Jesus is crucial for maintaining a strong spiritual connection.The concept of holy dissatisfaction is when individuals are content with God's provision but remain dissatisfied with the current state, aiming for continuous growth in their spiritual journey.Contentment doesn't necessarily mean lack of ambition but rather a lack of worry and trust in God.Exposing children to godly content and values from an early age is crucial for their moral and spiritual development.Hebrews 13:5-6 emphasizes the importance of being content with what one has and avoiding covetousness by trusting in God's provision.Quotes"If all I could do is provide for my own family, how can I help my neighbor who's in need?" - Christian Edwards"There needs to be just this hungry, holy dissatisfaction that we ain't done yet. Yeah, we ain't freaking done yet, right?" - Rylee Meek"It's a fine line between contentment and complacency." - Christian Edwards"It's God that gave you every gifting ability, even the heathens, even those that don't know Jesus. God gave them those giftings and abilities. They're just doing it for their righteousness. They're trying to do it for their selfish ambition." - Rylee MeekJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow Rylee: https://www.instagram.com/theryleemeek/Follow Christian: https://www.instagram.com/christian_edwards01/Subscribe to...

Financial decisions can shape a community's economic sustainability and values.Scott Thomas is a well-established entrepreneur with a particular interest in aiding businesses to flourish while focusing on kingdom principles. He holds significant experience in implementing credit card processing strategies that are in alignment with these principles, with the primary objective of boosting tithing contributions and keeping funds within the kingdom economy. Scott's perspective on increasing tithing by credit card processing is far from conventional. Rather than focusing on the potential financial gain for the church, he emphasizes a shift in the congregants' mindset towards giving. By collaborating with credit card processing firms that direct a percentage of fees to a chosen nonprofit, he believes that individuals can view their credit card processing expenses as a part of their tithe. Scott insists on the importance of being intentional with where money is invested, leading to improved financial stewardship and a more generous, influential community.Aligning finances with faith creates Kingdom Economy impact.TakeawaysKingdom Economy: Radical Generosity MovementFinancial Ripple Effect in Faith-Based CommunitiesFaith-Based Financial Practices in Kingdom EconomyFinancial Impact of Intentional Congregational GivingEmpower Charitable Giving with Credit Card ProcessingKingdom-aligned Investments Boost Financial Contributions GrowthFortifying Church Community through Business GrowthEntrepreneur Discipleship Programs in Local ChurchesQuotes"If there's anything in your life that you feel that you couldn't give away, if God came to you right now and it was like, sell your house, sell your car, sell that watch, sell whatever it is, get rid of it, give it away. And you have, like, there's no way I could do that. God, that's an idol, right?" - Rylee Meek"And if you don't, if you're not operating in excellence, we're going to boot you. Right. Because you're a representation of our creator. Right. So this is part of our vetting out the process. If there's complaints, we vet that out. Of course, because we know people suck and they complain about a lot of things. Love people, love God, love people." - Scott Thomas"God gives us the ability to create wealth for the sole purpose... advancing the kingdom of God." - Christian Edwards"If I know that I can't serve both God and mammon, which this alone is just mind boggling to me, of all things that Jesus talks about. Not, you can't serve God in Satan, you can't serve God in murder. You can't serve God in evil. Right? No, it's like mammon. It's just mammon. You can't do it. You literally can't do it. It's radical, right?" - Rylee MeekJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow Rylee: https://www.instagram.com/theryleemeek/Follow Christian: https://www.instagram.com/christian_edwards01/Subscribe to YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/@KingsCouncilCoachingWednesday morning Bible Study link:

How can Christians shift their perception of wealth to effectively serve God and others?Scotty Thomas is deeply involved in church-centric activities like the Dream Cities conference. His perspective on the cleansing of the church is grounded in both acknowledgment and urgency. They view the ongoing challenges faced by the church as an essential process of purification and refinement, suggesting that only those who are proactive can effectively navigate this period of cleansing. Scotty stresses the need to confront difficult topics such as finances and to take responsibility for one's actions and contributions to the church and society. It is through their experiences in hosting workshops on increasing tithes, promoting radical generosity, and advocating for resource management, including family, business, and church leadership, that their commitment to church cleansing and strengthening becomes abundantly clear.The cleansing of the church is an ongoing process that requires dedication, humility, and a willingness to embrace radical generosity and accountability.TakeawaysUnity within the body of Christ is emphasized as crucial, standing together against 'woke' culture, and being unified by the Holy Spirit.Addressing difficult topics like money and sin within the church is necessary to prevent external pressures from infiltrating.Church leaders, especially pastors, are held to a higher standard, responsible for the vision and provision of the church.Initiating radical generosity involves understanding stewardship and obedience, as shown in the parable of the ten minas in Luke 19.There is a significant gap between the ideal tithe of 10% and the actual average of 2.5% among self-professing Christians in America.Tithing is viewed as a form of worship and sacrifice, highlighting the importance of stewarding resources wisely.The perception of wealth among Christians can impact how they serve God, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach aligning financial resources with spiritual values.Quotes"It's encouraging to be around like-minded people." - Rylee Meek"It's beyond tolerating. It's affirming, affirming people in their sin, which is so crazy. It's not what the gospel is at all." - Christian Edwards"The number one enemy of every vision is lack of provision." - Rylee Meek"If all these self-professing Christians actually tithe to 10%, not even give above just 10%, not talking about building funds, not talking about thanksgiving offering or anything like that, just the 10% tithe, the church should see $520,000,000,000." - Christian Edwards"The sea wasn't split till the feet were already wet." - Scotty Thomas"Rylee Meek (00:32:49): If you're fearful of doing it, bring somebody else in to talk about it. Right. Because it is still your responsibility to lead your church well. Right. Lead your flock well." - Rylee Meek"If God is in charge, we're operating CEO here. He's the owner. We're the CEO. We make money, serve us. So we get to make that decision." - Rylee MeekJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow Rylee: https://www.instagram.com/theryleemeek/Follow Christian:

How can one integrate entrepreneurial endeavors with spiritual principles?Chris McCormack is a renowned tax planning and bookkeeping expert who operates Better Books Accounting, where he aids clients in reducing their tax liabilities. He is also recognized for his entrepreneurial coaching and business advice and hosts a podcast on accounting and tax-related topics. McCormack's perspective on his faith journey is shaped by his Catholic background and personal experiences. He initially doubted the divinity and existence of Jesus, viewing him merely as a moral teacher. However, through powerful testimonies and divine experiences shared by others, McCormack began to seek a deeper understanding of his faith. Despite his struggles and doubts, he found comfort in the community of believers and the transformative impact of his relationship with God. His commitment to Jesus was solidified through witnessing the fruit of faith in others, personal growth, and the remembrance of his past struggles and the faithfulness of God in his life.Take time to nurture your relationship with God through prayer, meditation, and reflection, allowing His guidance to shape your decisions and actions in the business world.TakeawaysTransformative Journey: Finding Faith and PurposeTransformative Encounters: Unveiling Divine SignsDivine Moments Amidst Mundane WorkoutsDeepening Relationship with Jesus through Daily CommitmentSeeking Spiritual Mentors for Deeper FaithFaith-driven Entrepreneurial Pursuits: Aligning Work and BeliefsSupportive Community for Spiritual GrowthTax Benefits and Entrepreneurial Insights PodcastQuotes"Seeking. I mean, everybody, you hear it often, we all have a God sized hole in our heart, right? And it might be some wording that gets overused, but it's true. And whatever we're doing is an example of what we're looking to fill that hole with." - Chris McCormack"Now is when you get to. You get to do the works of the Lord that were destined for us, right. That he prepared in advance for us." - Rylee Meek"It's very similar to entrepreneurship. If you see somebody that has what you want in the space that you want to do business in, get around that person, do what you could do. Serve. Until you earn a seat at the table, just do what you could do to serve. If there's not a seat at the table, serve water." - Christian Edwards"Be faithful with what you have, use what your talents are pointing you towards, and do that in a way that is God honoring and gives you the ability to share the gospel and the good news of the kingdom that is here now and will be here forever for those that are with him." - Chris McCormackJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow Rylee: https://www.instagram.com/theryleemeek/Follow Christian: https://www.instagram.com/christian_edwards01/Subscribe to YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/@KingsCouncilCoachingWednesday morning Bible Study link: https://www.kingscouncilbiblestudy.comDownload King's Council...

How does The King's Council promote radical generosity within the kingdom economy?Graham Allen is a passionate advocate for holistic personal development within leadership roles, drawing inspiration from secular entrepreneurs and emphasizing the importance of respect and harmony across mental, spiritual, and financial dimensions. His perspective on the king's council mission is deeply rooted in his belief in empowering entrepreneurs, particularly Christians, to embrace the idea of creating wealth to serve the local church and promote radical generosity. This perspective is shaped by his commitment to embodying the principles of Christ in his work environment and leading by example. Allen and his colleagues at the king's council strive to disciple entrepreneurs and help them steward their resources effectively, with the ultimate goal of winning souls for Christ through their actions and teachings.By fostering a culture of generosity within the kingdom economy, The King's Council aims to create a ripple effect of blessings that impact the entire community.Key TakeawaysBiblical Entrepreneurship and Radical Generosity PodcastDivine Stewardship in Business EndeavorsRadical Generosity: Empowering Churches through ServiceDeceptive Preaching and Spiritual Stagnation in ChurchesKingdom Entrepreneurship: Stewarding Wealth for ImpactExcellence in Self-Leadership for Positive ImpactCultivating Discipline for Spiritual and Physical StrengthEmpowering Souls Through Radical GenerosityQuotes"The reason that you give your tithe at 10% of when you get your check, not after everything's deducted, because you are leaping into that atmosphere of faith." - Graham Allen" - Graham Allen"The church should never change. There's culture, there's society, there's things that happen, but we are the ones that we're to be like the rock, right? And giving into culture and society. That's where we end up with the woke Christianity, right? Deconstructionism, everything along those lines." - Rylee Meek" - Rylee Meek"A pastor that changes his sermon because he's more afraid of losing a tithe than he is saying what the Lord wants him to say has lost his faith anyway and his faith in the Lord." - Graham Allen" - Graham Allen"We are all in ministry. And so as kingdom entrepreneurs, if we understand what kingdom actually is, it is Jesus is king and dumb. Dom, that domain is that it's his present rule and reign in us." - Rylee Meek"Our ultimate objective is to win souls for Christ." - Christian Edwards" - Christian EdwardsJoin the King's Council Community: https://joinkingscouncil.com/Follow King's Council: https://www.instagram.com/kingscouncilcommunity/Follow Rylee: https://www.instagram.com/theryleemeek/Follow Christian: https://www.instagram.com/christian_edwards01/Subscribe to YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/@KingsCouncilCoachingWednesday morning Bible Study link: https://www.kingscouncilbiblestudy.comGet your copy of “The Kingdom Entrepreneur: The 7-Day Blueprint” here: https://www.amazon.com/Kingdom-Entrepreneur-Blueprint-Proven Template/dp/B0BHY53H23