In this episode, God's Will reflects on the theme “What God Decrees Is Yea and Amen,” tracing the idea from Genesis through the teachings of Jesus to Revelation. He discusses God's original intention for humanity, the loss of dominion in the Fall, and redemption as a restoration of that purpose. Drawing on Matthew 6:33 and other passages, he encourages listeners to seek God's Kingdom and hold to their faith while waiting for God's word to come to pass.

Your mind is the battleground. In this episode of Kingdom Citizenship or Christianity, God's Will studies the devil's tactics by tracing him through Scripture. Along the way, he explains what it means to live as a citizen of God's Kingdom rather than a member of a religion.

• Kingdom citizenship vs. religious membership. Citizens have rights, protection and power. The Bible is the "constitution" of God's Kingdom, so you need to know it to claim those rights.
• Meeting the devil before he was the devil. Revelation 12, Ezekiel 28 and Isaiah 14 show his fall and his wish to be God and be worshiped.
• How he works in your mind. In Genesis, he twists truth to make Eve doubt what God said. In Matthew 4, he tries to make Jesus question His identity ("If you are the Son of God…"). With Judas in John 13, he works through a heart already open to temptation.
• How to fight back. Jesus answered with "It is written." Knowing the Word and living it, not just quoting it, protects you against twisted truth.
• A closing word of encouragement. Don't let guilt over a past sin convince you that you're unworthy. Repent, get back in position, and claim your healing.

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In "What is 'LORD' in the Kingdom?", God's Will explains what "Lord" means in the Kingdom of God: master, owner and controller of everything, by right of creation. He sets Maslow's six worldly priorities against Jesus' two-part list in Matthew 6:33, "Seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you." He then contrasts a paycheck-to-paycheck economy with the Kingdom's economy, where the King provides every citizen's needs. He also shows why "Lord" is a hard idea in a democracy, and why Kingdom citizenship matters more than religious membership. He closes with a call to meet adversity with faith and to claim healing.This is a draft only. Nothing has been published or exported.