Podcasts about kingdom economics

We are so excited to continue our new series, Kingdom Economics. Part 4 expounds on how we’re meant to function as co-governors with Jesus, and each upcoming episode will peel back more layers of what Kingdom Economics truly looks like. Tune in, stay expectant, and get ready to experience the supernatural freedom God designed for us! Work with Schlyce: Elevate: Monthly Training, Coaching, and Mentorship Program Dive into 'Elevate,' a transformative program that heals the illusion of separation from God and awakens you to Christ within. It's a blend of monthly training, coaching, and mentorship, revolutionizing your spiritual journey and personal growth. Emerge School of Transformation: Are you ready to hear God as clearly as Jesus did? Discover 'Emerge School of Transformation,' a program designed to help you discern God's voice on demand, empowering you to live your purpose in unity with the Father. Schedule your call to learn more! If you are ready to heal past wounds and traumas and to break free from subconscious patterns of behavior, then please ask Holy Spirit to lead you to the right people and resources.  Here are some of our resources:  Rapid Mind Renewal Session - https://schlyce.kartra.com/page/rmrsessions    Christ-Centered EFT - https://schlyce.kartra.com/page/rethinkeft-cp And, if you’re ready to surrender to God’s purpose and call on your life, then schedule a free breakthrough call with us today. We’d love to help you activate your spiritual senses, download the vision that God has for you, and get on your path to purpose: https://schlyce.krtra.com/t/XoLAQtBfSzXc 

What if the secret to wealth and success lies in applying biblical principles to business?FREE Download: Tamara Lowe's Latest Book (Business + Ministry = Success: A Superior Model to Profitably Change Your World)! http://www.kbabook.comIn this episode of The Kingdom Builders Academy Podcast, billion-dollar entrepreneur Dave Hodgson joins Zack Lowe to explore the power of kingdom economics and holistic capitalism. Dave shares how biblical economics has not only shaped his multi-billion-dollar success but also how it can create prosperity for everyone without the greed that often defines traditional capitalism. From overcoming massive adversity to building wealth that uplifts communities, Dave breaks down how his approach has led to personal and collective prosperity. He challenges listeners to rethink how business can align with kingdom values and lead to universal flourishing.Ready to change your mindset and approach to business? Tune in and discover how applying biblical principles can take your business and life to the next level!Special Offer for KBA Members Only! Scan the QR code at the end of the video or click the link below to claim your KBA special discount. Select the $20 plan and use code KBAMEMBER (all caps, no spaces) to get 25% off. - https://kimembers.kingdominitiatives.au/member-register/ki-member/In This Episode:-Dave's Testimony: From War to Billion-Dollar Business-Adversity as Preparation for Your Kingdom Assignment-What To Do When Faced With Adversity-Overcoming Greed to Foster Collective Prosperity-Intimacy with God: Key to Business Success-Practical Steps to Apply Kingdom Economics-What Kingdom Initiatives Is All AboutResources: FREE Download: Tamara Lowe's Latest Book (Business + Ministry = Success: A Superior Model to Profitably Change Your World)! http://www.kbabook.com Connect with Dave Hodgson: Website - https://www.kingdominitiatives.au/Connect with The Kingdom Builders: Website - https://www.kingdombuilders.academy/Facebook - https://web.facebook.com/sz.lowe/Facebook Group - https://web.facebook.com/groups/kingdombuildersacademyLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/kingdombuildersacademy/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@kingdombuildersacademy4771

Send us a textThe Parable of the Laborers in Matthew 20 confronts us with a profound spiritual truth that many modern Christians struggle to accept - God's absolute sovereignty over His creation. When Jesus tells this story of workers hired at different hours yet paid equally, He's challenging our deepest assumptions about divine fairness and human entitlement.Through a careful reading of the biblical text, we explore how the vineyard owner's question - "Is it not lawful for me to do what I will with my own?" - serves as the theological cornerstone of the entire parable. This simple yet profound question cuts through centuries of human reasoning and forces us to confront a God who operates according to His own perfect wisdom rather than our limited notions of fairness.The complaint of those who worked all day reflects a mindset prevalent in contemporary Christianity. Many believers readily discuss theological concepts like predestination but recoil when confronted with God's right to choose who enters His kingdom. We've allowed American individualism and cultural concepts of fairness to reshape our understanding of divine justice, creating a domesticated deity who must conform to human expectations.This parable reminds us that salvation is never earned or deserved. The workers who labored just one hour represent those who receive salvation with minimal religious effort, yet God grants them the same eternal reward. If God were truly "fair" in human terms, all humanity would face condemnation, as none deserve mercy. That He chooses to save any of us is an extraordinary act of grace.When we properly understand this parable, our perspective shifts dramatically. Instead of questioning God's methods or demanding explanations for His choices, we respond with humble gratitude that we're included in His kingdom at all. As you reflect on this teaching, consider how God's sovereignty over salvation challenges your own understanding of divine justice and human deservingness.Support the show

Send us a textThe Parable of the Vineyard Workers cuts straight to the heart of how God's kingdom fundamentally differs from human systems of fairness and merit. Through a rich, theological discussion of Matthew 20, we explore why a vineyard owner would pay the exact same wage to workers who started at different times throughout the day—and what this reveals about salvation, grace, and God's relationship with humanity.We unpack a fascinating perspective that sees the first laborers as representing Israel under the Old Covenant. These workers negotiated their wages—"a penny a day"—mirroring how Israel entered into a covenant relationship where God said, "Do this and you shall live." In contrast, those who came later—at the third, sixth, and ninth hours—were simply told, "I will give you what is right," requiring trust rather than negotiation.This distinction brilliantly illuminates the difference between life under the Law versus life under grace. The workers who came later had to exercise faith that the householder would be fair, much as we must trust in God's goodness without demanding specific terms. Their willingness to accept whatever the master offered parallels how salvation works—not by our merit or timing, but by God's sovereign grace.The conversation tackles challenging questions many believers struggle with: How can someone who converts on their deathbed receive the same eternal reward as a person who served God their entire life? Is faith something we generate ourselves, or is it entirely God's gift? And where do we fit in the grand timeline of redemptive history?This profound teaching reminds us that in God's upside-down economy, "the last shall be first, and the first last." His grace extends equally to all who respond to His call, regardless of when or how they enter His vineyard. What matters isn't the hour you began, but that you answered when He called.Support the show

Send us a text"Why do you stand here all day idle?" This profound question from Christ's parable of the workers in the vineyard serves as our exploration's cornerstone as we unpack its challenging message about salvation, divine fairness, and spiritual passivity.The vineyard owner's encounter with those waiting until the eleventh hour reveals something distinctive about both their spiritual condition and God's relentless pursuit. These final workers' response—"because no man hired us"—mirrors a mindset many share today: waiting for explicit invitation rather than actively seeking God's kingdom. Are we similarly standing idle in life's marketplace, expecting others to make the first move in our spiritual journey?Through passionate discussion, we trace four distinct groups of laborers entering God's vineyard at different times. The first group, potentially representing ancient Israel, negotiated a specific wage with an entitled mindset. Later groups simply trusted the owner to give "whatever is right"—a profound contrast in approaching relationship with God. Yet remarkably, all receive identical payment, challenging our human notions of spiritual merit.This equal distribution of reward—the penny representing salvation—confronts our tendency to measure spiritual worth by longevity or effort rather than grace. When the early workers complain about fairness, the owner's powerful response affirms God's sovereignty: "Is it not lawful for me to do what I wish with my own things? Or is your eye evil because I am good?"What makes this teaching so relevant is how it dismantles spiritual pride and transactional approaches to God. The duration of our salvation journey doesn't determine divine reward. A five-year believer might produce more spiritual fruit than someone who's walked with Christ for decades. God's economy operates on grace, not human metrics of deservingness.Join us in wrestling with these challenging truths. What are you waiting for? The vineyard awaits, and the reward—full salvation through Christ—remains the same for all who respond to His call, regardless of when they answer.Support the show

Send us a textHave you ever felt like God was being unfair? When we see others receive the same blessings despite seemingly putting in less effort, a sense of injustice can creep into our hearts. This powerful exploration of Jesus' parable of the vineyard workers confronts our human expectations of fairness with the radical nature of divine grace.The heart of this conversation centers on a profound truth many Christians struggle to embrace: God has absolute sovereignty over His creation. Through examining the vineyard owner's response to complaints about equal pay for unequal work—"Is it not lawful for me to do what I will with my own?"—we discover how God's freedom to extend grace challenges our merit-based thinking.We unpack how this principle played out historically when Jesus arrived not as the conquering king the Jews expected, but as a humble carpenter proclaiming God's love for the entire world. This universal invitation to salvation fundamentally threatened those who believed their religious heritage entitled them to special treatment. Their disappointment parallels our own struggles when God doesn't meet our expectations.The most touching moments come through personal testimonies of how hardships transformed into blessings. One participant shares how seventeen years in prison became the foundation for profound spiritual growth, while others reflect on how their greatest mistakes led to their most significant progress. These stories reveal the counterintuitive nature of God's work in our lives—often using what seems harmful to accomplish what's ultimately good.Subscribe to join our growing community of believers who are learning to trust God's sovereignty even when His ways seem unfair by our human standards. How might your perspective change if you viewed your current challenges through the lens of God's ultimate goodness?Support the show

Send us a textWhat does true fairness look like through God's eyes? Join us as we dive deep into the parable of the vineyard workers, where those hired at different times all received the same wage. This seemingly unfair situation reveals profound truths about salvation, grace, and divine justice.We explore Jesus' powerful response to accusations of unfairness: "Is your eye evil because I am good?" This question turns the mirror back on us, challenging our human understanding of justice and revealing our dependency on God's sovereign goodness. Despite tragedy, suffering, or confusion in our world, we can trust that God remains eternally good.The conversation reveals how the equal wage represents salvation itself - Christ's blood shed for all believers regardless of when they came to faith or how many sins they've committed. One participant beautifully observes, "His one death, his one burial, his one resurrection was enough to justify 10,000 worlds." The immensity of this sacrifice transcends human calculations of worthiness.We also tackle the challenging question of why believers continue asking for forgiveness when Christ has already forgiven all sins - past, present, and future. Is this doubt or simply acknowledgment of our ongoing need for grace? The discussion provides thoughtful perspectives that will enrich your understanding of confession and relationship with God.Throughout the episode, we emphasize the importance of staying teachable, bearing one another's burdens, and finding fellowship with other believers in a world where Christians often feel isolated. Join us for this enriching conversation that will deepen your faith and challenge your perspective on God's goodness and grace.Support the show

Kingdom Economics | Disciple | Josh Canizaro

We are so excited to continue our new series, Kingdom Economics. Part 3 expounds on how we’re meant to function as co-governors with Jesus, and each upcoming episode will peel back more layers of what Kingdom Economics truly looks like. Tune in, stay expectant, and get ready to experience the supernatural freedom God designed for us! Work with Schlyce: Elevate: Monthly Training, Coaching, and Mentorship Program Dive into 'Elevate,' a transformative program that heals the illusion of separation from God and awakens you to Christ within. It's a blend of monthly training, coaching, and mentorship, revolutionizing your spiritual journey and personal growth. Emerge School of Transformation: Are you ready to hear God as clearly as Jesus did? Discover 'Emerge School of Transformation,' a program designed to help you discern God's voice on demand, empowering you to live your purpose in unity with the Father. Schedule your call to learn more! If you are ready to heal past wounds and traumas and to break free from subconscious patterns of behavior, then please ask Holy Spirit to lead you to the right people and resources.  Here are some of our resources:  Rapid Mind Renewal Session - https://schlyce.kartra.com/page/rmrsessions    Christ-Centered EFT - https://schlyce.kartra.com/page/rethinkeft-cp And, if you’re ready to surrender to God’s purpose and call on your life, then schedule a free breakthrough call with us today. We’d love to help you activate your spiritual senses, download the vision that God has for you, and get on your path to purpose: https://schlyce.krtra.com/t/XoLAQtBfSzXc 

We are so excited to continue our new series, Kingdom Economics. Part 2 expounds on how we’re meant to function as co-governors with Jesus, and each upcoming episode will peel back more layers of what Kingdom Economics truly looks like. Tune in, stay expectant, and get ready to experience the supernatural freedom God designed for us! Work with Schlyce: Elevate: Monthly Training, Coaching, and Mentorship Program Dive into 'Elevate,' a transformative program that heals the illusion of separation from God and awakens you to Christ within. It's a blend of monthly training, coaching, and mentorship, revolutionizing your spiritual journey and personal growth. Emerge School of Transformation: Are you ready to hear God as clearly as Jesus did? Discover 'Emerge School of Transformation,' a program designed to help you discern God's voice on demand, empowering you to live your purpose in unity with the Father. Schedule your call to learn more! If you are ready to heal past wounds and traumas and to break free from subconscious patterns of behavior, then please ask Holy Spirit to lead you to the right people and resources.  Here are some of our resources:  Rapid Mind Renewal Session - https://schlyce.kartra.com/page/rmrsessions    Christ-Centered EFT - https://schlyce.kartra.com/page/rethinkeft-cp And, if you’re ready to surrender to God’s purpose and call on your life, then schedule a free breakthrough call with us today. We’d love to help you activate your spiritual senses, download the vision that God has for you, and get on your path to purpose: https://schlyce.krtra.com/t/XoLAQtBfSzXc 

As followers of Jesus, our greatest desire should be to live close to the heart of God — but let's be real, the world's economy constantly pulls us away from that closeness.We're diving into a powerful truth: Generosity isn't just about money — it's an act of worship that draws our hearts near to God's heart.This is a message we all need — so invite a friend, come expectant, and let's worship, learn, and grow together!

The final episode of this series wraps up our journey into living out God's miraculous design. In it, I share a raw and unforgettable experience of supernatural healing—my own kind of divine facelift—that reaffirms how embracing our true, supernatural identity transforms every part of our lives. In this episode we explore: * Miracles in the Everyday: I walk you through my near-miraculous healing, where what could have been a major injury turned into a stunning display of God’s intervention—proof that His supernatural touch is with us every day. * Scriptural Grounding: I lean into Romans 12:1, reminding us to “live consistent with who you really are,” because we’re not just bodies; we’re living temples of God meant to radiate His glory. * A New Way of Seeing: I introduce the idea of “single eye consciousness” (inspired by Matthew 6:22) to show how shifting our perspective from a fragmented view to one that sees unity with Christ changes everything. * Embracing Our Divine Design: It’s not just about learning supernatural living—it’s about stepping into the miracle of who we are and letting that divine spark light up every aspect of our lives. I hope you find this episode as inspiring and transformative as it was for me. If you’re ready to experience the everyday miracles of living your divine design, tune in now and begin to step boldly into the supernatural in everyday life. You were designed for it! Work with Schlyce: Elevate: Monthly Training, Coaching, and Mentorship Program Dive into 'Elevate,' a transformative program that heals the illusion of separation from God and awakens you to Christ within. It's a blend of monthly training, coaching, and mentorship, revolutionizing your spiritual journey and personal growth. Emerge School of Transformation: Are you ready to hear God as clearly as Jesus did? Discover 'Emerge School of Transformation,' a program designed to help you discern God's voice on demand, empowering you to live your purpose in unity with the Father. Schedule your call to learn more! If you are ready to heal past wounds and traumas and to break free from subconscious patterns of behavior, then please ask Holy Spirit to lead you to the right people and resources.  Here are some of our resources:  Rapid Mind Renewal Session - https://schlyce.kartra.com/page/rmrsessions    Christ-Centered EFT - https://schlyce.kartra.com/page/rethinkeft-cp And, if you’re ready to surrender to God’s purpose and call on your life, then schedule a free breakthrough call with us today. We’d love to help you activate your spiritual senses, download the vision that God has for you, and get on your path to purpose: https://schlyce.krtra.com/t/XoLAQtBfSzXc 

What does Jesus say about riches? What does the Bible really teach about finances? Should we save for retirement? How do we get out of debt? Does a budget really matter?Join in as we dive into Jesus' perspective on money and gain practical wisdom on managing our finances God's way!

For week 1 of Kingdom Economics Pastor Nick Newman brought a message out of Matthew 25 focusing on how we are to manage the resources that God gives and owns. We should be faithful and fruitful with what God has given us by tithing and giving through our local church.

Tony Coulombe (Warrenton Location)Series: Kingdom EconomicsTopic: Kingdom Economics with regard to treasure means to invest in matters of God's kingdom.Core Text: MultipleRecorded: 1/19/2025For more resources check out cconline.cc or our YouTube page

Tony Coulombe (Warrenton Location)Series: Kingdom EconomicsTopic: Generosity with our talents means we serve one another so God can be glorified in everything.Core Text: MultipleRecorded: 1/12/2025For more resources check out cconline.cc or our YouTube page

Tony Coulombe (Warrenton Location)Series: Kingdom EconomicsTopic: Generosity means making space and taking time to show others the love of God.Core Text: MultipleRecorded: 1/5/2025For more resources check out cconline.cc or our YouTube page

Jesus' economy shows God's economics differ from ours.

What if God's vision for wealth, poverty, and justice radically differed from the world's? Discover how you can align your life with a kingdom-centered approach to economics. In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, Matheus Ortega unpacks the transformative principles of Kingdom Economics. Drawing from scripture, theology, and his journey, Matheus explores four paradigms for addressing wealth and poverty while offering practical insights for living out a Christ-centered approach to justice and generosity. Whether you're a church leader, business professional, or passionate about justice, this episode will challenge and inspire you to think differently about your role in God's kingdom. Main Points Four Paradigms of Kingdom Economics: Explore the biblical frameworks of abundance, simplicity, justice, and renunciation and how they shape our approach to wealth and poverty. Vocational Calling and Purpose: Discover how personal gifts and career choices can align with God's greater kingdom vision. Justice and Dignity for the Poor: Learn how addressing poverty goes beyond charity to restoring dignity and creating opportunities for the marginalized. Unity in Diversity Within the Body of Christ: Understand the vital interdependence of different roles—givers, managers, transformers, and servants—in advancing God's kingdom. Redefining Prosperity in the Kingdom: Shift your perspective on success and abundance, focusing on benefiting others and glorifying God through every resource you steward. If this episode inspired you, we'd love for you to subscribe to the Lausanne Movement Podcast, leave a review, and share it with your network. Visit lausanne.org for more resources on engaging in global mission and kingdom impact. Links & Resources Matheus Ortega's Book: Economia do Reino (Kingdom Economy) (currently in Portuguese, with translations underway) - https://www.economiadoreino.com/  Additional Inspiration: Explore William Colgate's legacy of generosity and William Wilberforce's work for justice. Guest Bio: Matheus Ortega is an expert in international development and climate action. With a bachelor's in International Relations (PUC-SP), a master's in Development and Humanitarian Emergencies (LSE), and a specialization in Urban Development (Oxford), he has led transformative urban projects in Brazil, Haiti, and Namibia. Currently, he is the senior manager for climate action at C40 Cities' UrbanShift team, and he supports cities in advancing integrated climate strategies. Previously, he advised Salvador, Brazil, on its first Climate Action Plan and managed the UK Government's £16 million Prosperity Fund in Brazil. Matheus is also the author of Economia do Reino and Tithe. We'd love your feedback to help us to improve this podcast. Thank you!

December 1, 2024 - Jared Bryant

Money is for ministry. The world, however, hands us an upside down view of money. It would have our money leading us and leave us stressed about our finances. God wants us to be free from worry and to worship Him with money; for we are owners of nothing and stewards of everything. In this sermon, Pastor Byron Ellis challenges us to ask ourselves three questions concerning our finances. Money is always a touchy topic, but take heart dear christian, we cannot out-give God. When we are faithful with little, He will bless us with more.

The phrase “kingdom of God” or “kingdom of heaven” appears almost 100 times in the New Testament. It's an indisputable fact that the Kingdom of God was the central theme of the teachings of Jesus. But what is it exactly? In this series, we will learn the importance of knowing what the kingdom of God is, why scripture refers to it as a “kingdom that cannot be shaken,” and how to live as citizens of this unshakable kingdom. “Therefore, since we are receiving an unshakable kingdom, let us be filled with gratitude, and so worship God acceptably with reverence and awe.” -Hebrews 12:28 | BSB•NEXT STEPS- Have you made a decision to follow Jesus? You may be wondering what's next on your journey. We want to help! Let us guide you to your next steps in your walk with Christ: https://atmosphere.church/new-to-faith•JOIN A LIFE GROUP- Find the community you've been looking for. Discover the prayer warriors waiting to stand with you. If you're interested in joining or starting a Life Group, visit https://atmosphere.church/life-groups•ABOUT ATMOSPHERE.CHURCH- Wherever you are in life, you have a purpose. Atmosphere.Church wants to help you find your next step. Our hope is that your journey will include joining us in-person at our location in Thousand Oaks, California or globally online at https://atmosphere.church/watch•For the best experience connecting with us, download the Atmosphere.Church app at https://qrco.de/atmosphere-ca

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What do you want to know about your money? Ron Joelson is the former CIO for Northwestern Mutual overseeing more than $250,000,000,000! He loves Jesus and shares practical wisdom and Biblical principles for you to operate in 'Kingdom Economics.' We talk about his life, money, investing and healing in the marketplace! He is the author of 'An Unexpected Journey,' available on paperback and ebook.Download our free resource, 'Simple Kingdom Economics.'Get Jared's new book, 'The Baptism with the Holy Spirit' as paperback or ebook available on Amazon or Barnes and Noble.Schedule your Spirit Empowered Healing Prayer. Or email info@firebornministries.comSubscribe to our teaching and equipping podcast, 'Spirit Empowered Living with Jared and Rochelle Laskey.' Subscribe on Apple, Spotify, Libsyn, Google, or on your favorite podcast app.Subscribe to 'Global Prophetic News' on Spotify, YouTube, IHeart Radio, and Apple Podcasts.Go to Covenant Eyes and check out their resources, purchase their software and download their app at Covenant Eyes. Get 30-Days Free with promo code FIREBORN (web-based purchase only). Purchase using our promo code using your desktop or laptop and then download the app on your phone/Ipad/tablets.

So how do we invest in the 5 capitals so that we continue to grow in spiritual maturity? Join David Hale as he continues the series "Kingdom Economics."

David Hale kicks off a new series entitled "Kingdom Economics." Come and find out what the 5 capitals of the God's Kingdom are and how to apply them to your life.

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Pastor Robert Rivera delivers a message entitled "Kingdom Economics ."

We all want more money, but are you managing your finances properly now, the way the Bible directs us? What are your family's economic goals for this New Year? This Alabama native, mom of 4, and 4th generation entrepreneur has some expert advice on budgets, saving, giving, what God says about money, and "kingdom economics." (3:40) Charline Oworu will be teaching free sessions on blueprints and "Financial Foundations for Building Your Year" this Saturday afternoon, January 20, at the Columbus GA public library on Macon Road. What does God and money have to do with each other? Charline describes what Kingdom Economics is, which involves financial discipline and giving to help advance His Kingdom. And there are also other tithes besides money, she says. (9:33) She also breaks down the basics of budgeting like a recipe and (14:35) talks about making small realistic goals for 2024. Maybe changes with your Starbucks purchases? Charline explains how an emergency fund and small adjustments can lead to financial peace, which can help with your physical and spiritual health too. Tell your money what to do! (20:40) God is our provider - when our motives are aligned with his - but she asks, what will you do "when the riches are released?" As a mother and as a teacher of financial classes for young people, she has quick lessons about investing in things you believe in, delayed gratification, and helping others. This entrepreneur (33:25) wants to see others prosper but she has a few specific things anyone can do to learn, improve, and get other people to know about the product or service you provide. (37:38) Charline closes our chat with more specifics on what The Bible says about money, investing, filling needs, being successful. (49:00) I close the episode in prayer. Thanks for listening to the #RunTheRace podcast, which I hope you'll subscribe to! Share it with your friends. Also, write a quick review about it, on Apple podcasts. For more info and listen to any previous episodes, go to www.wtvm.com/podcast/.

Matthew 20:1–19 | Ben Widman

This episode continues on in Malachi 3:6-12. In this passage, we are confronted yet again with a message on covenant unfaithfulness from Malachi to Israel, this time it pertains to their tithes and offerings. Together, we discuss how the floodgates of heaven are opened by obedient and generous hearts.

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Learning the principles of Kingdom economics can alter the landscape of multiple industries and instigate positive change in the world. In today's Wealth Builders Podcast, host Karen Conrad Metcalfe and special guest Jeff VanderWal delve into the unique potential of the automotive industry as a platform for Kingdom economics.   In this compelling episode, they will explore the transformational power of businesses operated from a Kingdom perspective, focusing on service and impact rather than solely on profit. Discover practical strategies inspired by biblical teachings that can help you infuse your business with Kingdom values and usher in a new era of Godly prosperity and impact.

In today's message in our series, Kingdom Economics, Pastor John Carter taught us that as children of God, we must learn all that the Word has to say about what God's intentions are regarding finances, blessing, and prosperity. God has more to say about the economics of His kingdom than just giving and receiving.

In today's message in our series, Kingdom Economics, Pastor John Carter taught us that as children of God, we must learn all that the Word has to say about what God's intentions are regarding finances, blessing, and prosperity. God has more to say about the economics of His kingdom than just giving and receiving.

In today's message in our series, Kingdom Economics, Pastor John Carter taught us that as children of God, we must learn all that the Word has to say about what God's intentions are regarding finances, blessing, and prosperity. God has more to say about the economics of His kingdom than just giving and receiving.

In today's message in our series, Kingdom Economics, Pastor John Carter taught us that as children of God, we must learn all that the Word has to say about what God's intentions are regarding finances, blessing, and prosperity. God has more to say about the economics of His kingdom than just giving and receiving.