Because sonship is the key to becoming powerful, effective people of God, the devil strongly targets our identity as sons.

Sons function differently from servants or slaves. Many believers have not been taught about sonship.

Sonship with God is not just an idea, it is the foundation of our position and relationships in the Kingdom of God.

When Jesus sent out His twelve Apostles, and the seventy disciples, He spoke to them about how to deal with being received and rejected.

One of the greatest issues of our time is succession.

Jesus taught about achieving a healthy balance between things old and new, combining fresh revelation with foundational truths.

Authority can only be given by someone who already possesses it, and who therefore authorises another person to function on their behalf.

The Apostle Paul gave the people at Philippi some keys that can help us to develop a learning disposition.

To be first means being a spearhead ministry that opens doors and paves the way for others.

While we may be comfortable with the first 5 concepts, we may find the next five to be beyond how we expect people to work together.

A collaborative kingdom is one in which its subjects engage together in fulfilling the will of the king.

The first and most important aspect to life in the Kingdom is that it is not a set of religious functions, but a lifestyle.

Dynamic Kingdom Living begins with the right foundation, followed by the right thinking or mindset, and leads to becoming a happy people.

The Kingdom of Heaven is mentioned thirty-five times in Matthew’s gospel alone. Jesus taught extensively about it.

The five callings the Lord bestowed upon certain people in the church are needed for effective, stable, and powerful administration

Where the grace of an Apostle is received people undergo a metamorphosis to become those who reflect the likeness of our Great Apostle Jesus

Our lives are lived in this world but with a mindset and perspective that is shaped by Heaven.

Continuing means always looking forward, not back. It means always proceeding in the direction we started, keeping the end in mind.

To be productive in the Kingdom of God we need to find out where we fit, what we can do , and then reach out and be a blessing.

The dominion of other kings brings slavery and bondage, but the dominion of the King of Kings brings freedom and peace.