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If the Kingdom is God’s rule and reign, what does that look like in everyday life, and where does that rule begin? Jesus answered that question when the Pharisees asked Him when the Kingdom of God would come. “The Kingdom of God does not come with your careful observation, nor will people say, ‘Here it is,’ or ‘There it is,’ because the Kingdom of God is within you." Luke 17:20–21

Discover the transformative message "The Kingdom of God Is at Hand" from Ken. Unpack Jesus' teachings on the Kingdom's present impact.

The Ceiling of One Generation Becomes the Floor of the Next The nature of the Kingdom of God is that it is always increasing. We see this illustrated in many of Jesus’ parables. The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed, which a man took and planted in his field. Though it is the smallest of all seeds, yet when it grows, it is the largest of garden plants and becomes a tree, so that the birds come and perch in its branches. (Matthew 13:31-33) Jesus also compared the Kingdo

The Kingdom of God is not far away, something waiting for us in eternity. It’s right here. What is the Kingdom of God really? A new article exploring the rule and reign of God, His advancing Kingdom, and the Church He is building is now on Substack.

The Christian life is shaped by surrender. As we yield to God, we are freed from self and begin to walk in His purpose, experiencing peace, freedom, and the fullness of life found in Christ.

The Christian life is a journey of growth and movement with God. As we walk with Him, He increases our capacity to carry His purpose, shaping our character, faith, and ability to steward what He entrusts to us.

Waiting on the Lord is not a passive pause, but a place where God does some of His deepest work in us. This post explores what it means to trust God’s timing, why we are often tempted to move ahead of Him, and what it looks like to wait well with faith, patience, and purpose.

We are not called to live looking backward. God remembers our faith, not our failures, and He calls us forward into what He is doing now. The past has been settled at the cross. There is a new thing ahead. Forward is the way.

We often look for the big moment, but growth doesn’t happen there. It happens in the staying. In the choosing again the next day. In the small promptings we either follow or ignore. Little by little, that’s what shapes our lives. Part Three of the Walking with Purpose series.