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.

In the Kingdom of God, compassion and kindness combine as love in action.

In the book of Proverbs, Solomon instructs his son very clearly regarding all aspects of life and leadership.

I believe that we are in an ideological war and the clash of spiritual kingdoms has now spilled over into our streets.

To do things in the name of Jesus is only possible because we do them with His authority.

Jesus dealt with these things in His disciples’ lives, knowing they wouldn't have faith for the future unless they were resolved.

Being people of the Kingdom and possessing the authority of the King will bring us into conflict with the other kingdoms in this world.

All believers can and should become apostolic people who will carry and promote the values of Jesus' Kingdom, and fulfill His will.

We are called to fulfil the King/s mission, and being an ambassador means being proactive on His behalf in the kingdoms of this world.

God’s grace is received from Him, perceived by others, and conceives things in our lives and service with Him.

Here are 16 attributes of true apostles engaged in mature, effective apostleship.

Our Heavenly Father knows that wholeness is the only foundation upon which we produce fruit that remains, and fulfill our God-given destiny.

The word ‘anti-Christ’ simply means ‘opposite of the anointed one,’ or being ‘against the anointed one'.

In the Kingdom of God, we are not just hoping for a good year. Nor are we trying or hoping to be better, and therefore have a better year. W

In the light of this wide array of worship expressions and perceptions, is there indeed such a thing as Apostolic Worship?

The calling to apostolic ministry is not ours; it is God’s. He is the one who calls us and appoints us before we’re even born.