Teachings for Kingdom citizens
Bible-centered resources on the Kingdom, purpose, leadership, relationships, and stewardship.Racism Against Mbappé: Why Does Excellence Threaten So Many? A Lesson for Africa and the World
- 2026-07-08 12:13 - (592 Reads)The World Cup puts the greatest football talents on display and once again reveals how persistent racism still is. The racist attacks against Kylian Mbappé, like those endured by IShowSpeed, are a reminder that the excellence of certain Black public figures continues to deeply unsettle people. Before them, Michael Jackson faced the same prejudice. This article is a personal reflection on racism, the mindsets we've inherited from history, leadership, technology, and truth as a path to real freedom and the story of Kingdom, a project born from the conviction that ideas can set an entire people free.
The Fullness of the Holy Spirit: Live and Fulfill Your Mission (Acts 13)
- 2026-07-05 07:54 - (248 Reads)The key to a life led by the Holy Spirit (Acts 13), the apostle Paul, filled with the Holy Spirit, overcomes opposition and leads the proconsul Sergius Paulus to faith. This passage shows that the key to a victorious Christian life is not our own strength, intelligence, or preparation, but the fullness of the Holy Spirit. Just as in Antioch, it is through prayer, fasting, and fellowship that the Holy Spirit speaks and sends His servants. Without His fullness, we cannot overcome sin, bear fruit, or fulfill our mission. As Zechariah 4:6 says: "Not by might nor by power, but by My Spirit," says the Lord Almighty.
How to Proclaim the Gospel Despite Persecution and Difficulties (Acts 11)
- 2026-07-04 13:03 - (225 Reads)Acts 11:19-21 - The good news of the Gospel is not limited to one single people. Despite persecutions and difficulties, like the scattered believers in Acts 11, we are called to announce Jesus everywhere. God uses the weak to accomplish His mission. Our role is to faithfully proclaim the Gospel; it is He who touches hearts.