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Kingdom Mind Ministries
Kingdom Mind Ministries is an internet podcast teaching ministry. The Word of God is taught by the Spirit of Revelation and the prophetic Word. Timely teachings that will guide you through personal struggles with anointed wisdom and counsel.
The gospels record a major famine crisis that occurred among the populace. 5,000 people were in the food bank line to receive the miracle of food wrought by Jesus. A crisis is an enduring situation that require outside resources of help. Jesus actions teaches the disciples on how to have hope and handle a crisis.
Today, Bible prophecy teacher, Charles T. Walker teach us 5 principles of Hope when in A Crisis.
A negative attitude is often at work against productivity, success, and especially ministry progress. On any level of planned meetings, there will be a person who operates in this agenda. Be warned it can be devasting to your team.
Today, Bible prophecy teacher Charles T. Walker teaches us about its characteristic and how to handle it.
A popular saying you hear often is “time is of the essence.” What is being said, by that, is time is very valuable so use it wisely. It also means to be ready and on time. Daniel’s prophecy of the 70 Weeks confirms that everything the Lord does is an important matter to time.
Today, Bible prophecy teacher, Charles T. Walker, explains Daniel’s 70 Weeks prophecy.
Seasoned Christians lived their lives through the hardest of times, while knowing God will not fail them. They would often say, “God is always on time.” The number 70 in the Holy Scripture is an “on-time number.” 70 is a complete period until restoration and forgiveness is given to the captivity of Israel.
Today, Bible prophecy teacher, Charles T. Walker teaches us on God’s timely number—the number 70.
The power of deliverance and breakthrough are nuclear weapons against Satan—the resister and his demon hosts. Christians are given this awesome authority to free themselves from the persistent attacks of oppression, addiction, guilt, and sins.
Today, Bible prophecy teacher Charles T. Walker teaches us on Deliverance & Breakthroughs.
The book of Daniel reveal what God is doing with the Nations in the Middle East and Europe. Daniel also reveal Israel becoming a nation, again and their future challenges through the seven-year tribulation. The prophet Daniel was made aware of all this through his ministry of Intercession.
Today, Bible prophecy teacher Charles T. Walker teaches us on “Daniel: the Intercessor.”
The Rapture is noted as a “mystery,” but the Spirit of Revelation will help you discern its reality in the Holy Scriptures. Jesus’ speech about “preparing a place for us” is the interim period where Christians will be caught up in the air to be with Him. You can be sure the Church is exempted from the tribulation.
Today, Bible prophecy teacher, Charles T. Walker teaches us on rapture themes that are revealed throughout the Scriptures.
The book of Revelation is known as Apocalyptic Scripture. Its contents have long been the “minefield” of every wild thought. However, to understand its meaning and prophecy for the future of our world. One must understand the symbols, rely on the former prophetic books, and be guided by the Spirit of Revelation.
Today, Bible prophecy teacher, Charles T. Walker teaches us on the start of the tribulation.
The cross is noted as a symbol of rejection and triumph. Our Lord calls his followers to remain compliant in the midst of troubles. Christians must deny themselves of lifestyles and values that compromises righteousness. Living with integrity and faith in Christ always come at a cost.
Today, Bible prophecy teacher, Charles T. Walker teaches us on the “Five Aspects of the Great Commission.”
Born into fallen creation automatically includes death. The remedy over permanent death is the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. God the Father did not intervene in Christ’s sufferings! One of the essentials of this life is to face death either through sickness, suffering, or war. If one thinks that their loved one died in a horrible way, think how horrible the death of Christ, the only Son.
Today, KMM teaches us on God's sequel to suffering and death.
How do you explain the onset of pandemic outbreaks, incessant natural disasters, nations flaunting the use of their powerful weapons, and civil unrest around the world? While the end-times are evident, there is another message divinely crafted in plagues. The LORD reveals his salvation through troubles.
Today, Bible prophecy teacher Charles T. Walker teaches us, in part I, “Understanding Plagues” that they are divinely orchestrated by God to bring us back under his rulership.
You can be sure, there are beautiful, productive, and quality things you can do in life all while maintaining your place in “rat races.” Combating messiness in the workplace can become discouraging and energy draining. An organization’s atmosphere of social networking can be freed from toxicity. In order to achieve this, a Christian led by the Holy Spirit possess the ability to encourage, help, and listen in order to offset negative energy.
Today, KMM teaches us how Daniel’s actions changed his workplace situation.
Being a wife married to security, Queen Vashti is considered a heroine. She impacts women everywhere who are dealing with disrespectful husbands who harbor wealth. As a woman of ethical and moral quality, the Queen stood her ground. In all relationships, and especially Christian relationships, there should be mutual respect, righteousness, and quality of shared entertainment.
Today, KMM teaches us on the ugly side of royalty. The wealthy and rich dispose of their wives like they spend money.
Do you depressingly harbor on the opinions of others? While an opinion can matter from a
trusted friend in the right moment, most importantly, Christians should rely on the eternal
voice within as they fulfill God’s ordained purpose for their lives. In this way, when the
public polls misconstrue your intent and make private discussions about it, you will find
ultimate solace in knowing your identity and purpose in Christ.
Today, KMM teaches us that the opinions of others
should not deter your confidence in Christ.
The New Testament’s cursing of the Fig Tree by Jesus, in no-way, is an abuse of his leadership power. In fact, the cursing of the fig tree should be viewed as a leadership lesson much like the work of “pruning vines and branches.” When the Lord does something shocking and upsetting, people tend not to agree. Remember! Our Lord sees things far beyond its surface and has understanding greater than finite minds.
Today, KMM teaches us that leadership actions don’t always imply the Spirit of BEING.
Jesus’ teaching ministry was marked by establishing God as the supreme interpreter of the Holy Scriptures. As we study Jesus’ ministry, it began in the temple receiving the scroll of the prophet Isaiah and ended in the temple being questioned by the Chief priest and elders about his ecclesiastical endorser, and the soundness of interpreting the Law.
Today, KMM teaches us that Biblical authority is from God and it has the power to correct church leaders; moreover, and church traditions that are not equal to Biblical Scripture.
Most avid readers of the New Testament know what the Apostle Peter’s character was like before he began leading other believers. He was a work in progress. Peter lied three times about having any association with Jesus.
However, what is to be said about Peter’s Word of Knowledge that revealed the lie of Ananias & Sapphira?
Today, KMM teaches us that the Apostle Peter led the early church through moral authority rather than positional power. Peter’s humble ideal leadership style is not so much about what leaders should Do, but rather what leaders should Be.
The book of Acts begins with a highlight of the deposed leader Judas. Judas betrayed Jesus for some cash. Often leaders reveal what truly matters when under challenge and scrutiny. As can be read, the beginning of the early church replaced a couple because of their questionable character when handling money. Both tragic stories are told, so that, leaders in Christ church take note about the improper attitude and use of money can destroy their reputation and ministry.
Today, KMM teaches on Ananias & Sapphire's dilemma. Their credible giving was masked under a subtle form of seeking honor through misguided character.
Acts 5:1-11
At times in Pastoral ministry, a select member can be irate, irritating, and burdensome. Character matters while performing leadership freedoms under any pastoral ministry. Character is a part of BECOMING in our spiritual growth. It is evident in the parable of the Talents the third servant hasn't grown much, much less not having any respect for the landowner.
Today, KMM in a "Short Word" portray, using this parable, to teach on the conflicting relationship that can exist between the Pastor and a particular member.
Matthew 25:24 (NIV).