In this episode, Lunga Mhlonishwa Mkhize and Brother Tshimi Imanuel take a drive and dive deep into the topic of influence. From a lighthearted cruise to a heartfelt conversation in the basement parking, they open up about what it means to grow up as PKs (Pastor’s Kids) and how God calls us to use our influence with purpose.

Together they unpack where influence shows up in Scripture — from Daniel in Babylon to Esther in the palace — and how every believer carries Kingdom influence wherever God places them.

✨ Expect laughs, honesty, and revelation as the brothers talk about faith, pressure, purpose, and learning to represent God’s Kingdom in a noisy world.

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In a world where darkness is normalized — secrecy, addiction, shame, and silence — Jesus enters not as a spotlight to embarrass you, but as a flame that frees you.

In this episode, we talk about the relief that comes with being seen, the mercy of being caught, and the power of dragging your battle into the light.

Whether you're fighting lust, addiction, unforgiveness, or just pretending to be okay... this is your rescue.

God doesn’t light you up to expose you — He lights you up to send you.

🔥 It’s time to stop hiding.💡 Light has come.

Scripture Highlights:

• Isaiah 60:1–3

• John 1:5

• John 3:20–21

• Matthew 5:14

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Takeaways

1. Favor can grow through alignment with God's principles.
2. A good name is better than riches or perfume.
3. Living in alignment with God wins favor with both God and man.
4. The king's approval is paramount; it overrides worldly opinions.
5. Favor can be gained or lost based on our actions and obedience.
6. Unmerited favor, or grace, is a free gift from God.
7. Walking in favor requires humility and a teachable spirit.
8. The story of the prodigal son illustrates God's grace and restoration.
9. The kazaza tradition symbolizes the breaking of relationships due to betrayal.
10. Being overlooked by the world does not negate God's calling on your life.

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Chapters

00:00 The Essence of Favor and Reputation

45:04 Keys to Growing in Favor

53:02 Living with Excellence and Accountability

Summary

In this episode, Lunga Mhlonishwa Mkhize explores the profound themes of God's kingdom, emphasizing its eternal nature and the importance of living according to its standards. He discusses the significance of the Lord's Prayer, particularly the phrase 'Thy Kingdom Come,' and how it serves as a call to action for believers to embody the principles of God's kingdom in their daily lives. Through various biblical references and parables, he illustrates the invitation to the kingdom and the consequences of rejecting it, ultimately urging listeners to embrace their identity as co-heirs with Christ and to live out their faith authentically.

Takeaways

• The kingdom of God is eternal and unshakeable.
• Worship is a universal act; everyone is a worshiper.
• God can use anyone to fulfill His purpose.
• Repentance is about glorifying God, not just feeling guilty.
• The standards of God's kingdom are based on goodness and justice.
• We must actively seek to bring God's kingdom to earth.
• Faith must be accompanied by action to be genuine.
• God's grace provides the garments needed for His kingdom.
• The invitation to God's kingdom is open to all, regardless of past.
• Judgment will come for those who reject the invitation to the kingdom.

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In this powerful first episode of our Kingdom series, we kick off with one central truth: before God's Kingdom can be established in the world, it must first be established in our hearts.Join host Lunga Mhlonishwa Mkhize as we explore how the Kingdom of God is not about borders, buildings, or politics—but about loyalty, love, and lordship. Jesus is not just the King of a distant heaven—He’s the King of hearts, and He wants to rule from the inside out.We’ll unpack:- What a Kingdom truly is—and how it's different from the governments we know- Why the heart is the territory Jesus came to reclaim- How Kingdom dependence challenges worldly independence- Why Jesus weeps over spiritual poverty and draws near to the broken- What it looks like to crown Jesus as King in our daily livesIf you’ve ever wondered what it means to truly live for the Kingdom, this episode will shift your mindset and challenge your heart.👑 "There can be no Kingdom of God in the world without the Kingdom of God in our hearts." – Albert Schweitzer

In this episode, we sit down with Scelo Simelane to talk about what it means to be a Godly Entrepreneur. Too many people lose sleep, stay in jobs they hate, and chase money at the cost of their peace. But what if we flipped the script? What if money became our tool instead of our master?Join us as we dive into faith, business, and biblical principles for handling wealth the right way! Don’t miss this conversation! 🙌🔥📌 Like, Comment & Subscribe for more Kingdom conversations!#KingdomClout #GodlyEntrepreneurship #FaithAndBusiness #MoneyAsATool

“Ride or die” is a phrase often associated with loyalty, but have you ever noticed how people focus more on the “die” than the “ride”? In truth, it’s often harder to live for someone than to die for them.

In this episode, we dive deep into what it means to live as a sacrifice for Christ (Romans 12:1). It’s easy to say we’d die for Him, but will we endure, stay committed, and give our best while we’re still here? We’ll explore the cost of following Jesus, what it means to truly honor God with our lives, and how our daily choices reflect whether we are bringing Him glory or dragging His name through the mud (Romans 2:24, 1 Corinthians 6:19-20).

Are you riding for the Kingdom or just talking the talk? Let’s get into it. 🎙🔥 #KingdomClout #RideForTheKing

One of my favorite songs is Themba Lendalo Yonke (Hope of All Creation), and today, we’re diving deep into that hope. With everything happening in the world, it’s easy to feel discouraged and lose faith. But without faith, we can’t please God! (Hebrews 11:6)

This episode will challenge you to dream again, trust again, and believe that God still shows up—no matter how dark things seem. Tune in and be reminded that our hope is unshakable when it’s placed in Christ! 🙌🔥

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