Podcasts about gospel of the kingdom

In this sobering message from Matthew 12:9-14, we witness the moment the Pharisees cross the line from opposition to murderous conspiracy against Jesus—all because He healed a man on the Sabbath. By asking, "Is it lawful to do good on the Sabbath?" Jesus exposed their hardness of heart and demonstrated that He is indeed Lord of the Sabbath. But the healing itself isn't the main point; it's a sign of God's love and a confrontation of idolatry. The Pharisees valued their rules over people, their sheep over the sheep of God's flock, and their religious system over the Messiah Himself. In their darkened hearts, they conspired with their enemies—the Herodians, the Sadducees, and eventually Rome—to destroy Jesus. This passage reminds us that we still live in a world of darkness, spiritual attack, and conspiracy. But the answer to darkness is light: Jesus, the Word made flesh, the Good Shepherd who cares for His sheep. Whether you're under spiritual attack or actually partnering with darkness this message calls you back to the Light—the One who overcomes all darkness.

In this episode of the podcast from the church, Pastor Karl concludes the study of Matthew chapter 9, highlighting Jesus' revelation of His power through a series of remarkable miracles. He explains Matthew's Jewish perspective, portraying Jesus as the promised Messiah and Anointed One, contrasting this with other Gospel accounts. He recaps the structure of Matthew, noting how chapters 8–9 demonstrate Jesus' authority over disease, death, and demonic forces through ten miracles, while also showing the kinds of people who desperately approach Him.The core message centers on true faith: it arises not merely from believing Jesus can help, but from admitting that nothing else can. Pastor Karl unpacks the encounters in Matthew 9:18–34—the synagogue ruler pleading for his deceased daughter, the woman with a 12-year hemorrhage who touches Jesus' garment in faith (possibly connecting to Malachi's prophecy of healing in His "wings" or "corners"), the two blind men calling Him "Son of David" and trusting in His mercy alone, and the deliverance of a mute, demon-possessed man whose condition defied traditional Jewish exorcism methods. Through these stories, he emphasizes that desperate faith, even if imperfect or "weak," directed toward the right Savior—Jesus—releases God's power. Faith often requires a public "touchpoint" of expression, removing unbelieving voices that sound logical but hinder God's work, and ultimately trusting in God's mercy rather than demanding specific outcomes.Pastor Karl closes by applying the passage to the church's present moment, noting the explosive community growth in their area—with thousands of new residents and students arriving soon—as evidence that "the fields are ripe for harvest." Jesus' compassion on the harassed and helpless crowds compels believers to pray for workers and step into the harvest themselves, making this not just a message about miracles but about the church's responsibility to reach those in need with the gospel of the kingdom.Watch all our sermons on our youtube channel "Flipside Christian Church"Join us in person 8:00am, 9:30am & 11:00am every Sunday morning.37193 Ave 12 #3h, Madera, CA 93636For more visit us at flipside.churchFor more podcasts visit flipsidepodcasts.transistor.fm

Matthew 4:23-25- Lawson Harlow

It is essential that we never lose sight of Jesus' identity and the power He holds. The Apostle Matthew certainly reinforces this idea in his Gospel account by devoting a great deal of attention to revealing Jesus as the Messiah with the power to heal. In one block of his Gospel account (4:23–9:35), he records the entirety of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount along with numerous healings to help readers understand the Savior they serve. This sermon will present an overview of this section of the book of Matthew. The purpose of this study is to help develop a greater appreciation for the King and what is expected of His kingdom citizens.A sermon given by Greg Chandler on February 15, 2026.

Send a textWhen we hear the word justice, we often think in terms of punishment, fairness, or consequences. But what if the justice revealed in Jesus looks radically different?In this episode, Tim welcomes theologian and author Joash P. Thomas to explore how empire, colonization, and cultural proximity to power shape the way we read Scripture—and how Jesus invites us into a justice that restores rather than retaliates.Drawing from his book The Justice of Jesus, Joash challenges the “small gospel” that reduces salvation to souls going to heaven and calls the church back to a holistic vision of liberation and wholeness.In This Conversation:Defining “marginalized Christians”How empire influences theologyThe “colonizer's gospel” vs. the gospel of ChristWhy justice must be both physical and spiritualWhat church budgets reveal about our true theologyRestorative justice and the restoration of all thingsAccountability, reconciliation, and hopeWhy Jesus—not culture—must define justiceThis is a rich theological conversation that will stretch your thinking and deepen your love for Christ.What's Next:Join our upcoming LIVE “Ask Me Anything” Q&A episodeSeason 12: Echoes of Eden (Genesis 1–11) launches soonLike, Share, & Subscribe so you don't miss an episode.Joash P. Thomas LinksBook: https://a.co/d/0d8VotaChttps://www.instagram.com/joashpthomashttps://joashpthomas.substack.com/p/launching-masala-chai-theology

Sun 15 Feb | 10:00 | Mark 1:14-15

In this message from Matthew 12:1-8, we explore one of the most controversial moments in Jesus' ministry: when He declared Himself "Lord of the Sabbath." The Pharisees had turned God's gift of rest into a crushing burden, and when Jesus' disciples plucked grain on the Sabbath, the religious leaders were outraged. But Jesus responds with brilliant theological precision, showing that he is greater than the Sabbath. His claim wasn't just about religious freedom—it was a declaration of His divinity, and it's what turned the Pharisees from opponents into murderers. But this passage isn't just ancient history; it exposes a trap we all fall into: turning good things into idols. Whether it's the Law, money, success, ministry, or even our kids' achievements, anything we cling to with frantic energy, anger, anxiety, and jealousy has likely become an idol. Learn how to spot idols in your life, pray the dangerous prayer to have them removed, and find true rest in Jesus—the One who is greater than the Sabbath, greater than the Temple, and worthy of our ultimate worship.

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In this encouraging message from Matthew 11:25-30, we explore one of Jesus' greatest invitations: "Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." After pronouncing judgment on cities that refused to repent, Jesus reveals the heart of the Father—a God who hides spiritual truth from the proud and "wise," but reveals it to the humble and childlike. Drawing from Proverbs 30 and the wisdom literature, we see that human understanding often rejects the ways of God, but those who come to Jesus weary and worn out will find rest for their souls. This sermon confronts two common errors in modern Christianity: the legalistic burden of never being "good enough," and the charismatic burden of never being "spiritual enough." Both rob believers of intimacy with God and turn grace into a grinding performance. Whether you're exhausted from trying to earn God's approval or worn out from chasing spiritual experiences, Jesus offers a gentle and lowly invitation: take His yoke, which is easy, and His burden, which is light. If you've been carrying a heavy load, this message is for you.

1.Jesus proclaimed the Kingdom to those in darkness. 2. Jesus proclaims the Kingdom as something near. 3. Jesus proclaims the Kingdom with a call to allegiance.

The Gospel of the Kingdom

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A homily for the 3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time Year A 1/25/2026

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In this message from Matthew 11, we explore one of the more challenging moments in Scripture: John the Baptist, imprisoned and suffering, sends his disciples to ask Jesus, "Are you the one, or should we wait for another?" Was John doubting? Was he offended? Or was he boldly pressing Jesus about God's timeline? Jesus' response reveals a critical truth for every believer: He is indeed the Messiah, but He may not operate on our timeline or meet our expectations. The question we all must answer is, "Will we follow Jesus even if He doesn't do things the way we want or expect?" This sermon tackles the fine line between doubt and offense, showing how Satan uses our suffering to tempt us to turn away from God. But there's hope: God invites us to bring our hardest questions to Him, not in accusation, but in honest seeking. Whether you're wrestling with unanswered prayers, past trauma, or disappointment with God's timing, this message offers biblical wisdom and real-life testimony about finding peace in the midst of the wait.

Crown Ignorant Kings — Reclaiming Truth, Authority, and the KingdomWhat if ignorance isn't an insult—but a wake-up call?In this unapologetically bold podcast, we challenge the misunderstood meaning of “ignorance” and uncover how misinformation, withheld truth, and spiritual misdirection have robbed humanity of its divine inheritance. Here, truth isn't just facts—it's original, eternal knowledge that transcends the senses.We delve into the profound message that every human being was created as a king, not by gender, but by divine authority. Through powerful revelations, we explore why God came in human form: to restore what was lost, to reconnect us to the Kingdom, and to reclaim the crowns forfeited through disobedience. This isn't your typical Gospel conversation. We go beyond “What Would Jesus Do” and ask the real question: What Did Jesus Say? Because the true Good News isn't just about the cross—it's about the crown beyond it. Join us as we confront spiritual misconceptions, awaken dormant authority, and do the work to Crown Ignorant Kings—one truth at a time. Now, Let's Adjust Our Crowns!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/crowning-ignorant-kings--2714790/support.Crowning Ignorant Kings: The Online Kingdom AcademyFollow this FREE plan to gather the resources that you need to learn more about experiencing the Kingdom of God on earth.Crowning Ignorant Kings: BLOGCrowning Ignorant Kings: The Kingdom AcademyCrowning Ignorant Kings: Online Community

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The Warrior Mindset & Matthew 24 | BLTV-Y0001 Biblical Life TV | January 2026 Description This month, we begin a new ongoing series designed to help recalibrate our paradigms and think biblically in the days ahead. In this episode, Dr. Michael Lake explores why the Word of God is not merely a devotional book—but a war book, filled with divine concealment, spiritual discernment, and prophetic "bookends" from Genesis to Revelation. We walk through the mystery of Genesis 1:1–2, the meaning of tohu and bohu, and how the "dragon of chaos" and the "beast" imagery connect to Revelation 13 and even Matthew 24—revealing the enemy's strategy of escalating global chaos to prepare the world for a counterfeit savior. Along the way, we discuss false doctrine, false prophecy, persecution, lawlessness, and why the remnant must recover a warrior mindset and rediscover the gospel of the Kingdom.

Geisinger Unfiltered – KWR0055 Kingdom War Room Description Hello, Remnant Warriors of the Most High God—welcome to a new edition of The Kingdom War Room with Dr. Michael Lake, Dr. Mike Spaulding, and Dr. Corby Shuey, featuring special guest Darren Geisinger (Geisinger Unfiltered). In this episode, we connect the dots between the accelerating digital ID push, the rise of AI-driven deception, and the unfolding architecture of a global control grid—the type of system Scripture warns will culminate in the Beast system. We also discuss how chaos is strategically leveraged to usher in "solutions," why believers must cultivate discernment, and why the ultimate anchor in the days ahead is Jesus Christ and the Gospel of the Kingdom. You'll also hear Darren share about Geisinger Unfiltered and his "fiction-faction" novel series Zero Gs, and we close with a strong call to Word-centered courage, Christian community, and unwavering faith as the day draws near. Timeline of Topics Discussed 00:00 – Welcome + introducing Darren Geisinger 02:05 – "Geisinger Unfiltered" mission + AI co-host "Glitchy McBoltface" 05:10 – Digital ID pressure, buy/sell control, and the enforcement grid 09:20 – Real ID / travel restrictions + incremental rollout strategy 12:10 – Crime, migration, and Hegelian problem–reaction–solution dynamics 16:05 – "Alien" narratives, deception, and testing public reaction 20:30 – Panspermia, evolution narratives, and Hollywood as predictive programming 26:10 – Chaos (Leviathan/Behemoth themes) and the Beast system framework 31:20 – Transhumanism, neural links, and curated "reality" through AI 36:15 – The line in the sand: discernment, bodily integrity, and refusal to compromise 40:05 – Bringing it back to the Gospel: only Jesus saves 43:00 – Hebrews 10 encouragement: hold fast, fellowship, real community 47:10 – AI as a tool vs. AI as a substitute "god" 52:00 – Deepfakes, manufactured evidence, and "controlled internet" outcomes 56:00 – Hope in Matthew 24: Gospel of the Kingdom preached + God's end-time strengthening 1:01:20 – Final exhortations: Word, prayer, discernment, and preparing the remnant 1:05:30 – Where to find Darren + closing remarks + ministry support info ✅ Watch / Listen Weekly: Kingdom Intelligence Briefing

Preacher: Michael Foster, Text: Mark 1:1-13 

During the Great Tribulation, the final three and a half years of Daniel's 70th week, believers will endure severe judgments. The 144,000 Jewish first fruits will be saved first, followed by multitudes of Gentiles. The gospel of the kingdom will spread globally, preparing hearts for Christ's Millennial reign.

During the Great Tribulation, the final three and a half years of Daniel's 70th week, believers will endure severe judgments. The 144,000 Jewish first fruits will be saved first, followed by multitudes of Gentiles. The gospel of the kingdom will spread globally, preparing hearts for Christ's Millennial reign.

This is a call for change, a call for transformation, a call for revival.These nights are designed to stir your spirit, reignite your fire through the fellowship and equipping of the Holy Spirit.Come expectant. Come surrendered. Come ready to receive.

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron looks at the words of Jesus - the second coming will not happen until the Gospel reaches every nation! Jesus' Kingdom will be victorious, the question for us is if we will be part of the company that brings in the harvest! Apologies for the audio on this week's episode, we expect to have resolved our technical issues and have A+ audio back next week!

In this sermon, pastor Matt helps us see that the Lord exalts his king so that the nations might praise his name. This psalm is a song about the good news of how the kingdom of this world becomes the kingdom of our Lord and of his Christ, how even his enemies can come to rejoice in his steadfast love.

This sermon was preached at Hope Fellowship on Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025 by Pastor Kyle Truman.We gather every Sunday at 10 a.m. in the gymnasium at Gatesville Elementary School in Gatesville N.C.Contact us and learn more about Hope Fellowship at hopegatesville.com.Sunday's Live Sermon Broadcast: https://www.youtube.com/@hopegatesville6365/streamsPastor Kyle's Blog: https://onthechristianlife.substack.com/Online Giving: https://app.aplos.com/aws/give/hopegatesville/general

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Your Daily Prayer

by Brooks Simpson | From the Series: Walking with Jesus | Scripture: Matthew 4:23-5:1 | Download Audio

by Brooks Simpson | From the Series: Walking with Jesus | Scripture: Matthew 4:23-5:1 | Download Audio

Elder Joel Hart IV

Today is part three of our summer mini-series on evangelism. We started two weeks ago with a focus on God’s heart for the lost. Then last week we heard how simple it is to find opportunities to speak to people. Still, we need to cover what the message is that we ultimately want to share with the lost. Today you’ll learn about the rich, threefold message of the kingdom, the cross, and the resurrection. Today’s sermon will equip you with what you need to know to share the full gospel with those you encounter.   Listen on Spotify   Listen on Apple Podcasts —— Links —— Support Restitutio by donating here Join our Restitutio Facebook Group and follow Sean Finnegan on X @RestitutioSF Leave a voice message via SpeakPipe with questions or comments and we may play them out on the air Who is Sean Finnegan?  Read his bio here Get Finnegan’s book, Kingdom Journey to learn about God’s kingdom coming on earth as well as the story of how Christianity lost this pearl of great price. Get the transcript of this episode Intro music: Good Vibes by MBB Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0) Free Download / Stream: Music promoted by Audio Library.

What is the gospel of the kingdom? Is there a difference between the gospel of the kingdom and the kingdom of God?