Insurgence: Enter the Kingdom Pt. 2

In this transformative sermon drawn on biblical teachings, we delve into the profound wisdom of Jesus' 'sermon on the mount'. Emphasizing the teachings "Blessed are the meek; blessed are the merciful", the discourse unravels a refreshing interpretation of the gospel of the kingdom based on Frank Viola's work 'The Insurgents'.

Beyond a mere religious narrative, this discussion vividly challenges the contemporary paradigms. The gospel of the kingdom transcends the flesh, inviting us to be citizens of a world that exists here and now, yet offers a promised reality yet to unfold. Explore this fascinating dichotomy, grasping the enigmatic coexistence of reality and promise.

Focusing on the intriguing concept of being covert emissaries of the kingdom, we muse about the responsibility bestowed upon us to spread the kingdom message. Drawing a parallel to the courageous resistance movements during World War II, the sermon unfolds the concept of Christian insurgence against evil.

Envisaging a future where Christians act as guerrillas against the looming darkness, the sermon urges us to uphold the values and virtues gifted by the Holy Spirit. Immerse yourself in this reflective discourse on faith, unity, and love- essential tools in the ongoing struggle against spiritual and worldly oppression.

Provoking a monumental thought: what if it's time for the church to evolve into an assertive insurgency? Drawing parallels with the French resistance movements against the Nazis of the 1930s and 40s, the sermon emphasizes the necessity of resisting forces that seek to undermine faith in God and halt the kingdom's progress.

Culminating with the message of united stand and shared devotion to Christ, this timely sermon provides practical strategies for resisting evil and expanding Christ's kingdom. Discover the transformative power of graceful encounters, gentle conviction, self-control, and spiritual discernment within the context of resistance and learn about the undeniable role of small groups, Bible studies, and regular gatherings in sculpting effective combat strategies against spiritual evil.