As followers of Christ, we often expect those in the world to change their goals, strategies, even compromise their values, in accordance with their needs or desires. Because of that, we label them as “not committed”. But even citizens of God’s Kingdom have, are, and will be guilty of the same. Many desire full blessings yet offer up partial sacrifices. Today on the Kingdom Companion.

There comes a pivotal crossroads in the journey of everyone who desires to serve God. But choosing the right path requires more than any earthly guide can offer—it demands divine direction. A life-altering decision awaits. Today on The Kingdom Companion.

The most vital element of any relationship is the bond thatties one to another. The strength and nature of that connection will determinewhether it endures - especially in the most critical moments. In both peace andadversity, what is the foundation of our kinship to our Lord and Savior? If it is lacking, how do we fortify it? Todayon the Kingdom Companion.

There is a vital aspect of every believer’s life thatremains as essential today as it was when Jesus Christ walked the earth. In this message, we’ll uncover that key element-and reveal why it has to be protected at all costs. Here on the Kingdom Companion.

Today’s episode marks the beginning of a three-part seriesfocused on a theme that has plagued the people of God throughout the annals of time. The issue of false leaders/teachers. Scripture gives us repeated and emphatic warnings about this perpetual threat to the body of Christ. But through His Word, God also gives us insight as wellas instruction on this topic. What does the Bible reveal? Let’s find out.

This marks the final chapter in our series on falseleaders, teachers, and prophets. We conclude our discussion by focusing on the most effective safeguard against such misguided leadership—and the ones most vulnerable to their influence: the faithful, church-going believer.

Today’s program is the second of a series regarding falseleaders and teachers. As a leader, we are not only to be ambassadors of God’sKingdom, but we are also entrusted with the training and care of His people. Soas under shepherds to the true shepherd, Jesus Christ, how do true leaders resolveissues caused by false teachings and heresies? Let’s jump in and explore theWord of God-together.

Today, we lay to rest the idea of disqualification—not disqualified by God, nor by the Church, but by our own self-perception. There are many who come to the Faith, yet continue to wrestle with the belief that ourpast defines our worth. But the truth is and will always remain: our qualification for every good work is not rooted in our life résumé, but entirely in the grace and mercy of God through Christ Jesus.