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The Mystery of the Kingdom - Volume 5: Kingdom Economy (DVD)
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Item Number: 1104DVD
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The Mystery of the Kingdom – Volume 5: Economy of the Kingdom
Genesis 1:26 tells us, “And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth.” God has given man dominion over the earth; He also gave man His Word in order to provide man with the authority and instruction needed to exercise kingdom authority over his environment. God then made all of the resources of the Kingdom available to man to further God’s purpose on the earth. When Jesus came to earth, He also gave man instruction and resources to exercise dominion on the earth as evidenced in the parable of the sower.
Through this dynamic teaching in Volume 5 of “The Mystery of the Kingdom” series, Pastor McMenis uses the Scriptures to reveal the spiritual insight regarding Kingdom economy and how to manage the resources of the Kingdom of God to advance His Kingdom. This teaching will reveal the following biblical truths:
• What do you serve?
• What do you submit to and who do you obey?
• Who dictates the order of your life?
• What is the difference between the unrighteous mammon and the true riches?
• What does it mean to be a citizen of the household of God?
The biblical principle of this study in “The Mystery of the Kingdom” series is to empower believers to seek first the Kingdom of God for a manifestation of Heaven’s economy in our natural lives. God has great thoughts for man and man must remain under the purpose, will and destiny that God has designed for him. Our success in the future is based on our management of today. When you get involved in the Economy of the Kingdom, the joy doesn’t come from what you have but from knowing that you have something of benefit to the Kingdom that advances God’s will and purpose in the earth. Get your copy of this dynamic study today!
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