The Kingdom Culture Times · Series
Discipleship
- One Gospel, Two Histories: Why African and African American Christians Often See Politics Differently
Entry 04
July 25, 2026
African and African American Christians share one Gospel while carrying different historical memories. This editorial explores persecution, justice, political theology, and why deeper theological formation is essential for faithful global Christian dialogue.
- What Memorials Teach Us About the People We Love
Entry 03
July 25, 2026
Memorials help us see the people we love more completely. They remind us that every life carries a legacy of faith, sacrifice, wisdom, and love that deserves to be remembered, preserved, and lived forward.
- The Grace Case Against Anti-Academic Elitism
Entry 02
July 20, 2026
As misinformation spreads at unprecedented speed, the Church needs more than passion alone. It needs pastors, scholars, seminarians, and disciples whose minds and hearts are equally formed by the Spirit of God. Education is not the enemy of revival. Properly understood, it is one
- Prayer Is Nothing to Play With: The Spiritual Work of Creative and Re-Creative Prayer
Entry 01
July 15, 2026
Prayer is God's invitation into creative and re-creative fellowship with Himself. This theological editorial explores prayer as the sacred work of spiritual awakening, divine wisdom, transformation, discernment, worship, and faithful participation in the Kingdom of God.
