Welcome to the Kingdom Family Podcast, where
we rediscover our identity as sons and daughters
of Yahweh and learn to live the life of the Kingdom.
Let's jump in to today's episode. All right,
we are back to our conversation on rethinking.
the end times. This is something we began last
week. We're going to continue it on this week
and for the foreseeable future. If you're looking
for a different lens of how to see the end times
and I would say a more hope -filled lens, continue
listening. This has been fun for me. I'm jumping
in kind of studying some of this. I have learned
there is a lot of information, a lot of different
rabbit holes that you can go down and for someone
like me that can be very dangerous. Because if
you listen to my podcast you know that I can
sometimes get on rabbit holes. But that is what
it is. I would encourage anyone to pray for,
pray that the Holy Spirit would adjust your lens.
and allow you to see scripture and read scripture
through Christ. That has been the biggest thing
that has helped me with a lot of different things.
Some would call it a deconstruction journey.
I look at it more as, I look at it more of a
reconstruction journey, because I'm not just
tearing down to tear down. I'm allowing Holy
Spirit into the conversation. and allowing her
to adjust the lens that I view things through.
When you do that, that changes a lot of things
and that's just my opinion. There's so much if
we would allow Holy Spirit to begin to teach
us. Kind of like how I tell teenagers, you have
to sit down with a word, which this is definitely
a word. you have to sit down with a word with
the word. And the word has a name and his name
is Yeshua. In the beginning was the word and
the word was with God and the word became flesh
and dwelt among us and all that. So the word
has a name. I know I can offend people when I
say this, but our Bible is not the word of God.
It's definitely a word. It's one of the greatest
books that if not the greatest book that we have
I've looked at it as a love letter as an invitation
to know him deeper But it's not the Word of God
the Word of God has a name and his name is Yeshua
I think that's important even if you consider
back to when the writers wrote this they didn't
have scripture they were writing inspired by
the Holy Spirit and quite frankly you can see
my Bookshelf behind me have a lot of different
books. I think the Holy Spirit still inspires
people to write today I've wrote two devotionals
now. I'm writing on it working on an actual book
this time I've got another devotional that I'm
actually I'm trying to expand my 30 -day devotional
to a 90 -day. That would be one of my next steps
And all of this that I feel has been inspired
by the Holy Spirit to do and I don't just write
to write In in those moments that I'm working
on this these items I invite Holy Spirit into
the room And into what I'm writing so I can have
Holy Spirit in Trinity's perspective Do I get
it right all the time? No, none of us are going
to get it right all the time There's always going
to be things that we see through our lens or
how we were raised and this, that, and the other.
And that's just part of it. It is what it is.
Does that mean that we're bad people? No. I mean,
I don't know why I'm going down this rabbit.
See, already four minutes in and I'm on a rabbit
hole. So here we are. Anyhow, enough of all that.
I'm just saying that I believe personally the
Holy Spirit still inspires people to write today.
Even with this stuff right here, the notes that
I use, I use a lot of AI to help and then I go
and do my own studying and deep diving and pulling
out things of Scripture, looking at early Church
Father quotes. There's actually a website that
I found that you can look at a verse and see
what an early Church Father has said about that
verse to see if it's beneficial or not for what
you're working on. So it is what it is. I'm not
one of those who just takes AI and runs with
it. I think AI is a tool, just like Google or
internet or cell phones, technology, whatever.
I think all of that is a tool, but not to be
replaced. with Holy Spirit and with us doing
what we need to do as far as inviting Holy Spirit
into the conversation, into our prayer and our
study time, because ultimately the Holy Spirit
is still the greatest teacher of it all. That's
something that was told to me a long time ago
by evangelist, bishop. Pastor Lance Johnson was
at a church and he looked at me when I was at
the altar and he said Son, he said that the Holy
Spirit will be the greatest teacher that you'll
ever need. I did not know the journey that I
was about to go on after those words but here
we are and this is this is where we are so let
me get my notes pulled up. I'm probably going
to start today where we ended off last week but
give me just a minute let me pull this up. So
we ended last week talking about the mustard
seed and what does that have to do with the end
times? Well if you look at the end times I think
it's important that we get an understanding of
What Jesus was saying what he was doing what
the people then would have taken this information
as And so Jesus was explaining The concept the
idea of what the kingdom was like and so he uses
the metaphor we ended with this last week But
I'll just hit on this briefly Jesus uses the
metaphor that the kingdom is like a mustard seed
and we read that in Matthew chapter 13 verses
31 through 32. I'll pull that up here and read
that just so we have the context to start this
out. Matthew 13 verse 31 through 32 and again
I'm reading out of the passion. Then Jesus taught
them another parable heaven's kingdom can be
compared to the tiny mustard seed that a man
takes and plants in his field Although the smallest
of all the seeds it eventually grows into the
greatest of garden plants becoming a tree for
birds to come and build their nest in its branches
so small beginning massive growth This It's important
to understand farmers would not have just planted
the mustard seed And the the reason for that
is it was considered an invasive crop I think
last week and I'll use the same example this
week if I was to do it where we are at I'm not
part of the world I alluded to something like
monkey grass. I don't know if you've ever planted
monkey grass, but if you ever start planting
it It will take over a section And that's some
of the hardest stuff to remove to be such a small
smaller plant. It is hard to remove at times
so this was the smallest thing that they commonly
used as a proverb and Jesus is using yet again.
He's using a common expression of that day to
help express what the kingdom was like. Okay,
so Again, we can't just read this and think of
it in our terms today. We have to understand,
and this is important when you're reading scripture
anytime, is to ask what would they have heard
that as? A perfect example of this, and I'm not
gonna go down this trail today, but I'm gonna
say it enough to make you maybe go read and do
some thinking on it or whatever. It's the concept
of hell. We have this idea and notion of what
hell is like because of what we have been taught.
But if you go back and look at the original language,
there were three different terms used for our
English definition of hell. None of them mean
eternal torment. So I'm going to leave that there.
I'll come back to that maybe later on. But that's
just another example of we have to think about
what they would have understood this as. and
not look at the stuff that Jesus is proclaiming
is going to happen, that he's talking about 2000
plus years away when Iran is in another conflict
with the United States. That's how we judge it
every time. Any time of 36 years, let's see,
let's say 25 years, enough to know what was going
on. Any time that there is something going on
in the Middle East, we look at it as it's got
to be close to the end. September 11th, 2001.
If you are old enough to know what that day means,
you probably, when I said the day, you probably
remember exactly where you were when that day
happened and when you found out the news of what
happened. Same thing happened. This is the end.
It's talking about, it's time for Christ to return
and all this, that and the other. And this is
my concern is that we look at the end of things
to be this, how can I put this? We look at the,
how dark it is to be an indication that the end
is near as if we're saying that Jesus lost that
somehow at the end of all this that darkness
gets a greater say than what the kingdom of life
gets and what the kingdom of light gets and here's
the problem is light wins every single time if
i was to cut i can't do it because there's an
app on my phone to do all this, but I've got
three lights on in here. If I was to turn them
all off, okay, and my screen go completely black,
the moment I hit a switch and to tell them to
come back on, darkness ceases to exist. And here's
the brilliant thing is that there's no argument
between light and darkness. The moment light
shows up, darkness ceases to exist. There is
no battle. There is no fight. The problem is
Jesus has called us more than conquerors. He
tells us in Colossians chapter 2 that he has
stripped the powers of the enemy away from him.
So he has no power. He has been effectively defeated
and yet we still believe that there's something
left undone. That this thing has to end in a
certain way. Has to end and us bullying each
other up and all this that and the other. to
say that, oh, it's time for me to get out of
here because to heaven with me and to hell with
everybody else. That's ultimately what I hear
when we begin to talk like this. And the problem
is, Jesus actually did, I just happen to believe
it, Jesus actually did what he came here to do.
So when he stretched on the cross and said, it
is finished, to Telestah, he meant it. He knew
what he was sent here to do. He completed it.
And now it's up to us. Go back to Romans 8. The
earth is groaning and travailing for the manifestation
of the sons and daughters of Yahweh. It's not
groaning and travailing for the manifestation
of the rapture. It's not groaning and travailing
for Christ to come back. No. creation is groaning
and travailing awaiting for you and I to come
to our senses to metanoia to step into who we
actually are inside of Christ and begin to proclaim
back to creation who she is. So All that because
we're talking about the mustard seed. Jesus is
explaining that the kingdom is like the mustard
seed that almost begins invisibly small. Again,
I told you this last week. Go Google an image
of the mustard seed. Look at how small he's referencing
that the kingdom is like this. And I think that's
just what they had a reference to back then.
I think Jesus today, because of science and technology,
that he could reference the kingdom as something
even smaller. Because the smaller you go, it
looks so insignificant. But if we don't understand
how significant those small things are. Okay,
think about the stuff in your body that your
human eye cannot see that we can see your blood
cells that we can see Atoms and molecules and
all this stuff under telescopes and if those
things cease to exist Where would we be I mean?
It's kind of it when you begin to think about
this and think about how small those Excuse me
how significant those small things are it begins
to really mess with you and it speaks volumes.
So the kingdom is like those small little things
that seem so insignificant, but give it some
time, give it life and let it begin to expand
beyond your wildest imaginations. And I'm seeing
this in our kingdom family ministries with the
teenagers that we have and the families that
we have that encounter the love of Abba, that
Papa encounters these young people when we have
our services and such. that they are encountered
by the love of papa it's and the thing is it
starts small it starts small but then it begins
to grow organically so again something that we
said last week is what the jews would have expected
the jews expected a political kingdom they expected
a military overthrow of rom a visible Revolution,
a mighty military force, that's kind of what
they were expecting. So when Jesus starts talking
about the kingdom being a seed, they're going
to have some questions and probably some issues
with this. Mustard basically considered a weed,
I think I mentioned that last week. But once
mustard grew, it spread everywhere, it took over
fields and it was hard to remove. So. When Jesus
made the statement in the scripture that we read
just a minute ago, that a man planted mustard
in his field, the listeners would have probably
thought, why would somebody plant that? That
stuff, it takes over stuff, it takes over my
field. Why would anybody intentionally plant
this? And that's the point, why? Because the
kingdom spreads uncontrollably. You cannot contain
the kingdom. The kingdom will get out one way
or another. Like the mustard seed, the kingdom
advances through transformation, through influence,
through multiplication, through life. It's never
by force. And I'm not going to go too far down
this rabbit hole, but I do want to make mention
because I think the things that we have in Scripture
is important and it takes us time and stuff to
actually dig in and allow the Holy Spirit to
speak to us and reveal those mysteries. That's
why I like I believe it's proverbs it talks about
that it's uh I have to go live but basically
it's it's He loves to hide things for them For
us to be able to search it out. It's essentially
I'd have to go read it word for word, but it's
it's a favorite one of mine That it's for kings
to go and search out the mysteries so he had
stuff intentionally So one of the things he says
in this verse is he says, it eventually grows
into the greatest of garden plants, becoming
a tree for birds to come and build their nest
in its branches. This is actually, again, Old
Testament language, and I did not know this until
studying this out some, that in the Hebrew scriptures,
great empires are described like trees where
birds or nations come to nest. So birds here,
would have been equal to the nations or the Gentiles.
So Jesus is hinting even with this statement
that the kingdom of God will become something
where all nations find refuge. And again, likely
would have been offensive to Jewish listeners
who expected the kingdom to exalt Israel over
the nations, not include them into this. But
Jesus is saying the kingdom grows into something
where everyone belongs and that's important to
understand. So the kingdom works from the inside
out. One more thing here as far as mustard, the
mustard seed cannot be controlled once planted.
So you think you control the king god's kingdom
through the temple system but the kingdom is
breaking out beyond your system and I believe
we're seeing that even today that the kingdom
is breaking out beyond systems. It'll spread
to fishermen, to tax collectors, to Samaritans.
This is offensive language in that day and time.
To fishermen, tax collectors, Samaritans, Gentiles,
and ultimately the entire world. And both Mustard
and Leaven share a key trait. They work invisibly
at first. You don't see the growth immediately,
but eventually the growth becomes undeniable.
And again, this reflects the nature of the kingdom.
It begins within people and then it spreads through
people. So and then we have Matthew 13 chapter
chapter 13 verse 33. It says then he taught them
another parable Heaven's kingdom can be compared
to yeast that a woman takes and blends into three
measures of flour and then waits until all the
dough rises And we'll read dr. Simmons footnote
here It says these two parables about the tiny
mustard seed and the yeast both teach of God's
kingdom having a small beginning but growing
unto its influence permeates and prevails into
all the earth. The three measures of flour was
nearly 22 kilos, enough to feed 300 people. What
once looked unimpressive rises to impact and
feed many. The number three always points to
resurrection life. So again, we have small influence
leading to the transformation of the whole. Mustard,
if you think about it, it's external spread.
Leaven is internal transformation. And we in
our Bible study did a study on the leaven because
Jesus warns us of the leaven of hair, the leaven.
excuse me if I could speak today, the leaven
of Herod, the leaven of Pharisees, and the leaven
of the Sadducees. All three of those are important.
I would encourage you to go and study what those
are and why he warned us to beware of them, to
be mindful of them, to be on guard against them.
I think it's important if you go and read that
and kind of study what are those, what do those
leavens represent and then understand when he
calls the kingdom like leaven. That's important
because it's internal transformation. Leaven
works by penetrating everything. Just a tiny
amount transforms the entire batch. This is talking
about making bread. Again, most Jews expected
the kingdom to come through political revolution.
They wanted military force. That's what they
wanted to do because they wanted to overthrow
Rome. That was their whole intention. I'm 20
minutes into this. There's no way that I'm going
to get all this out in this one. But it's okay.
We're going to keep tracking. I got plenty of
time. But Jesus says the kingdom, it comes through
influence, transformation, multiplication, and
life spreading. I've said that over before, but
I feel like that needs to be repeated, that that's
how the kingdom... comes. It comes through influence.
It comes through transformation. Transformation
of what? Transformation of us as individuals
as we allow the Holy Spirit within us to do the
transformative work that people around you begin
to take notice of the change within you. And
then what they begin to ask, what are you doing?
What is your secret? What's happening with you?
And then you can begin to explain to them with
the joy of the Lord that, hey, it's my God. It
is Holy Spirit within me. Let me introduce you
to Papa. Let me introduce you to the love of
my dad. That's where the conversation begins
to happen organically. Because here's the thing.
I believe the generation that we have today is
looking for the authentic thing. They're looking
for the real deal. So basically, the kingdom
is organic. It is not imperial. Jesus didn't
build an army. He didn't build a government.
He didn't build a political movement. He's not
a Republican, a Democrat, a Libertarian, an Independent.
He's none of that. Jesus focused on people, why?
Because people are the kingdom carriers. The
seed multiplies through people. That's what begins
to happen. Even what I'm watching happen with
our group here, where we are at. And I may have
told this story last week, I don't know, but
it bears repeating because it spoke volume to
me. One of the last couple services we had, we
had a young 18 year old girl there. And when
we started out the service and stuff, she did
not want to be around the group. She wanted,
she was with one of her friends. They kind of
stayed out to the side. They didn't want, did
not want to be around people. And when we began
to pray, I felt I was just obedient with the
Holy Spirit and set up a... I guess an environment
you would say to where she could encounter the
love of Papa and understand that there was people
around her. And by the end of that service, she
was laughing, she was dancing with the group.
It was like a total transformation in this young
girl that I saw from beginning to end. By the
next week, she was in our Bible study. And then
I was told, I think it was the week after that,
that she had a friend that she wanted to bring
to our gathering or service, whatever you want
to call it. But see, that's what I'm talking
about. It grows organically. We don't have this
massive group of hundreds of people, but something's
beginning to happen to where these young people
are encountering something authentic that they
want to bring somebody else into this environment.
So I'm not here to boast about me or to boast
about the family that's hosting this. We're all
just creating space for... Papa to have his way
and to minister to the people that show up. That's
all we are doing It's like this podcast. I mean
man Let me just pull it up just so because I
was floored And I don't I don't know what I'm
doing this is this stuff is completely new to
me, I don't understand it all It's not nowhere
probably professional My youtube has not got
hardly any hits. I'm just kind of doing what
I'm doing as I am as I go but I put up our podcast
this past week and just looked at the analytics
I do that occasionally and I was floored to see
the many different nations it was reaching like
United States of course Vietnam Uzbekistan Ecuador
Mexico Bangladesh India Algeria Venezuela Colombia
Iraq Argentina Turkey uh kenya and egypt vietnam
is sitting at 21 of my downloads i'm not sure
who's listening in vietnam i honor you i bless
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not too crazy. See, this is what happens. I go
down rabbit holes. I will get my email out there
for you guys. I want to hear from y 'all. I want
to hear, you know, do you hate this? Do you wish
I would shut up? Or is this helping anybody?
Is this teaching? What do you want to hear more
of? That kind of thing. I think that's important
for me to know what's going on out there and
what's for my listeners. Is there something you
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with or whatever? Guys, let me hear from you.
If you're in Vietnam, if you're in the United
States, whoever, leave a review, help out here
with some of this. I don't know what to ask for
because I don't do, like I'm not, I'm just doing
like any one of you listening could do. I'm just
trying to be obedient with what I feel the Holy
Spirit leading me into, guiding me into, but
by no means am I the expert out in this field.
But this is the kind of stuff I'm talking about,
is it starts so small. I was getting one or two
downloads here and there along the way and just
in the past 30 days I am getting I would say
anywhere between seven to ten downloads per day
and you know that doesn't sound like a big number
but it's organic growth and I don't know what
the I'm not I'm not doing anything different
I'm not spending money advertising all this I'm
just a normal guy. I'm a dad. I'm a husband.
I've got three beautiful children I'm just doing
what I feel like the Holy Spirit is is asking
of me Leading me into that kind of thing. So
that's the whole point of what the kingdom looks
like it looks organic It looks small. It looks
like somebody who maybe doesn't know what the
crap that he's doing But he's just on for the
journey. He's on for the ride so Again, people
are the kingdom carriers and the seed multiplies
through them. So everything that Jesus is talking
about here is expansion metaphors. The kingdom
is going to expand. Trust and believe. Then we
have, let's talk about salt and light. I want
to look at Matthew chapter five, verses 13 through
16. But if you withhold forgiveness from others
your father withholds forgiveness from you Why
do I not all that's cuz that's Matthew chapter
6 that has nothing to do with what I'm reading
Excuse me Matthew chapter 5 verses 13 through
16 Says your lives are like salt among the people
but if you like salt become bland, how can your
saltiness be restored? Flavorless salt is good
for nothing. I'll be thrown out and trampled
on by others your lives light up the world for
how Can you hide a city that stands on a hilltop
and who would light a lamp and then hide it in
an obscure place? Instead it's placed where everyone
in the house can benefit from its light. So don't
hide your light. Let it shine brightly before
others so that your commendable works will shine
as light upon life. And then they will give their
praise to your Father who is in heaven. Salt
preserves Light exposes darkness, neither works
if removed from the environment. Hear what I
just said. So the problem with this whole Rapture
idea is that salt ceases to be salt and light
ceases to be light if it's removed from the environment.
Makes sense? To me it does. Does it make sense
to you? Do you see the problem here? If we are
pulled out of this world, where's the salt and
where's the light? That just doesn't make sense.
That does not track with what we see in the person
of Jesus who is very restorative by nature. And
I believe that's what we are called to do as
sons and daughters is to restore, to partner
with Holy Spirit and see restoration and reconciliation.
You see, the first Christians believed that Jesus
already reigns. This is the early church mindset.
Their job was to announce that reign. Their message
was Jesus is Lord, which would directly challenge
Rome's claim of Caesar is Lord. So here's the
thing. The gospel does not call believers to
escape the world, but to transform it through
Christ's life within them. That's important.
We are called to transform the world around us
by the Christ within us. See that's why I think
it's important that the Holy Spirit had me do
the revelation of Christ and all before this.
Because we first have to understand one, that
Christ is within inside of us and two, that Christ
is within every individual that you and I encounter.
And when you begin to allow Holy Spirit to allow
you to see through their lens, the Trinity's
lens, the Father's lens, it begins to change
your heart toward people. It really does. Just
something to think about. Just something to think
about. So again, If the kingdom is like leaven,
the kingdom is like the mustard seed, it may
look small, but I think that's why Jesus, and
I forget where it's at, but I think that's why
the scripture encourages us to not despise the
day of small beginnings. To remain faithful in
the little things. To remain faithful in the
small things. Not as a Let me be faithful with
this so I can get more But understanding that
the more you take care of the small things that
seem Not to matter the more those small things
become two bigger things think about children
When you first they first into your life, they're
so small and They're so small they're helpless
you have to do everything for them But the more
you begin to be faithful in the small things
The more that child begins to grow and to grow
and to become more independent to more to become
Less dependent on you to do stuff for them and
they are capable of doing things themselves Why
because you were faithful in the small things?
You were faithful in the beginning to help nurture
that child to help care for that child to help
love that child It's the little things that matter
it's the little moments in life that matter This
is not about even in marriage. It's not about
the you know, you think about Valentine's Day
It's not about that one day and doing this old
great big thing I love you and then the rest
of the year you just don't do nothing That's
that's that will not help your marriage. I promise
you To me our Kind of our marriage is we just
Valentine's another day. Like I try to love my
wife every day that I can Am I perfect I Would
like to think something no, I'm not no Am I perfect
dad no, I get that wrong too much we just had
a conversation of that yesterday There's days
and I'm working on an e -course for men for fathers,
but there's still some some days that I just
feel like I blew it But I'm reminded that it's
the small things that we have to do My wife has
to be that voice to me. Sometimes it's the small
thing. So the kingdom is the small things that
we do It's loving the unlovable It's it's releasing
hope to the hopeless It's praying for the sick
and seeing them recover It's being an ear to
those who need an ear. Being a voice of heaven
in situations that needs heaven to intervene.
Do you see how big of a deal that you are because
Christ lives within you? And then you have the
opportunity to partner with the Holy Spirit?
To release the kingdom of heaven through you
into the world around you? Do you see how big
of a deal that is? That's massive when you think
about it. That's so important when you think
about it. It's like leaven. You can't see leaven,
but yet it causes the entire loaf to rise. Why?
Because the kingdom works like leaven. It's the
internal transformation that you can't see anything
happen. I remember on my own personal journey
with the past few years that when... When I really
begin to allow Holy Spirit to take me on this
journey and I begin to submit to her Lordship
And I begin to allow Holy Spirit to do the transformation
that was needed It was my my wife and my kids
who began to see the difference in me long before
I did They were seeing the living the loaf rise
before I did remember having a playdate with
my daughter We try to do a daddy -daughter day
each month and that that particular night We
stayed home and I said you got an hour with daddy
in your room. We'll play whatever you want to
play No, excuse me This was a different day.
This was this was on a Saturday I believe when
I was off of work and I was sitting in her room
We was joking doing something and she said daddy.
Why are you in a good mood? Now as a dad that
kind of broke me a little bit but then I looked
at the bright side that my daughter was paying
attention and took notice that something about
daddy was changing something something something
was happening inside of her daddy that's my friend
that's what the kingdom is like and so if you
want to rethink the end times If we're called
to be that light, if creation is waiting on you
and I, if we're called to be like salt, then
if we get removed in a rapture situation because
everything's going to hell, quote unquote, then
what happens to the world around us? Where's
the hope then? Where's the light supposed to
come from then? It goes back to what I like to
repeat from Damon Thompson. Don't check your
brain at the door. If we get removed and raptured
out because everything's just going chaotic,
which again to me says an indication that Christ
did not complete what he completed. If we get
removed, where's the hope for those that's left
here? that situation or is the truth that we're
called to stay the truth that we're called to
occupy until he comes like we talked about believe
last week occupy until he comes believe we I
believe we addressed that maybe we didn't yeah
we did I got it in my notes meaning to engage
in business, to trade, to conduct affairs. We're
called and put here to occupy the kingdom, to
occupy earth and to release the kingdom of God
through us, to partner with the Holy Spirit,
to release His love, to release His grace and
His mercy to those around us and to see transformation
not happening with force. But a see transformation
transformation happened little by little by little
by little That's that's so much better news Anyhow
Think we'll stop there for today and next week
we will jump into Part two of this which is how
biblical prophecy actually works That's what
we'll start diving into looking at some the some
of the symbolic imagery and stuff of that nature.
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