The heart of Kingdom Focused Ministries and everything we do is centered in the Gospel — the Good News of Jesus Christ. Our focus emphasizes the value of unifying around the Gospel and aligning our core beliefs with its priorities in life.
Unity has to be built on something. For us, that something is what we believe. And what we believe matters — because our core beliefs shape our core values, and those values shape the way we live.
A good friend of mine has often said, “What we focus on will organize our lives.“
We’re not requiring conformity — we’re asking for unity.
That’s why we start here. With BELIEF.
Our believing adventure explores four foundational truths: Embracing the Gospel of Jesus Christ by Faith, How Faith Works, The Problem of Sin, and Receiving the Gospel’s Grace. Read them carefully. Don’t rush past them — even if you were saved as a child and never deviated off the path of pursuing Christ. Why? Because we’re building unity, not just ticking a box for salvation.
Michelle’s Story
I’ll tell you where I stood. Saved at twelve. Never doubted my eternity. But I carried a lie about who God actually was toward me — that He was distant, occupied, only tuning in when I messed up. The lie sounded like this: God is sitting up in Heaven just waiting for me to screw up so He can say, “GOTCHA.”
That lie didn’t make me an unbeliever. It just shifted me into striving mode, always trying to do right. But that lie also brought a sense that I didn’t really belong to God, and I‘d never measure up. Maybe He was angry at me. And what’s more… maybe, just maybe, that means I’m not really saved at all.
Until one night in a class focused on Freedom in Christ, when God showed me that lie and offered me a truth to replace it. “I’ve got you, stop trying so hard.” That moment launched me headlong into the scriptures in a new way. Then one day God invited me to read the Gospels like I’d never been taught anything about Him before. I stepped into that invitation. Setting aside what I’d been taught, what I thought I knew, and the things I believed about God. Learning to read trusting the Holy Spirit to give me revelation with my eyes, ears, and heart open to receive.
What do you believe about God — not what you’ve been taught, told to think, or even based on your experiences —but what you actually live from?
Start by reading about first things first, how faith works, the problem of sin, and how the gospel comes with grace. Then read through ourStatement of Faith and weigh where you are in the process.
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Click the images below to read our Believing Adventure Posts beginning with “First Things First.”