Kingdom Culture Church Podcast

Today's message reveals the vision of our house—living heaven on earth. Jesus didn’t come to get us to heaven, but to bring heaven back to earth. From Genesis to Revelation, we see God’s Kingdom, His government, and our identity as sons and daughters called to carry His culture. This is who we are. This is what we carry. This is a Kingdom Culture.

In today's sermon, Evangelist Jordan Morris delivers a stirring call to believers to take their rightful place in spiritual victory over the devil. With authority and conviction, he emphasizes that the time has come for Christians to recognize the power they hold in Christ and walk boldly in the victory already secured in the cross. He encourages Christians to embrace the fullness of their authority, teaching that spiritual warfare is not about fear, but standing firm in the truth of God's Word.

Pastor Jeremy and Missy Dunn unpack a powerful and often-overlooked side of the Christmas story from Luke 1:26–38.As we step into 2026, this message calls us to surrender. When the wind of heaven blows, we are faced with a decision—to resist or to yield.Mary understood that her “yes” carried a future filled with unknowns. She knew she would carry a child she would one day have to bury. Yet, in the midst of uncertainty and divine disruption, Mary chose surrender.This message challenges us to ask: What will we do when the wind of God moves in our lives? Will you surrender?

In today’s sermon, Pastor Jeremy taught about the wind of God and how it symbolizes the movement of the Holy Spirit. He taught that there is a wind blowing over your life, ready to bring the unseen realities of heaven into the seen realm on earth. Once we obey and surrender to the Lord’s will in our lives, we will see the hand of God work even more.

In this message, Apostle Jim Raley releases a prophetic declaration of hope and continuation, revealing the heart of God for those who have walked through loss, disappointment, and seasons that felt final. Drawing from Genesis 4:25, he boldly proclaims that when what was temporary fades and what we thought was ours is taken, God is not finished—God has another seed. With clarity and conviction, this message calls the Church to recognize that failure is not final, barren seasons are not permanent, and Heaven is still at work behind the scenes.Apostle Jim prophetically speaks into seasons of loss, unveiling the difference between what was fleeting and what is appointed, and declaring the power of a “Seth Season”—a divine moment where God restores, realigns, and does it again. He releases faith for families, ministries, marriages, callings, and finances, reminding believers that when one seed fails, another seed succeeds, and when something dies, God releases what is fixed and eternal.