What is the kingdom of God? If you are looking for a succint, one-word answer, it is that the kingdom of God is an administration. The Apostle Paul described the kingdom of God as an administration. “In all wisdom and insight He made known to us the mystery of His will, according to His kind […]
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In explaining the meaning of the Parable of the Wheat and Tares to His disciples, Jesus said He would send his angels to “gather out of His kingdom all stumbling blocks, and those who commit lawlessness, and will case them into the furnace of fire…” (Matt. 13:41-42). Jesus made a similar statement in the Parable of
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A common misconception about the kingdom of God is that it is the same thing as the Church, i.e., the universal body of believers. Thus, this misconception holds, if you are in the kingdom of God, you are in the Church. Here’s the problem with that. Tares are Taken out of the Kingdom not the
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Charlemagne is one of my heroes. I’ve read several biographies of his life and even own a Montblanc special edition fountain pen created in his honor. Charlemagne was born in 742 A.D. and became King of the Franks in 768 A.D. To that title he added Emperor of the Romans, which he held until his death
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I hesitated to write this post because I’m concerned you’ll think my point is so obvious it’s not worth stating, but I sometimes get at things sort of backwards. When discussing topics like Christianity and war, it’s important to consider various perspectives. Rather than jump right in and address how the kingdom of God progresses on
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Jesus taught more about the kingdom of God than any other subject. Jesus spoke to His disciples, the general public, religious leaders and even Pontius Pilate about the kingdom of God. He preached the kingdom at the beginning of His ministry, throughout His ministry and even after His resurrection. In the gospels alone, the word
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