
078 | Kingdom Building: Recovering Scripture's Blueprint for Godly Dominion
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How do we build God's Kingdom? What is the Kingdom? This talk explores these important topics for the Christian life with practical examples of how we can build the Kingdom strategically, incrementally, and generationally. This talk was originally delivered at Faith Baptist Muskoka to a men's group. I hope that it helps inspire and equip more Christians to seek first the Kingdom and see the LORD bless the works of our hands to disciple the nations.
Get the full notes for this lecture (which includes content which had to be skipped over due to time) and handout for this session here: https://theotivity.com/post/kingdom-building-recovering-scriptures-blueprint-for-godly-dominion/
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