Empowering communities through Kingdom Principles
Transforming Followers into Leaders and Leaders into Agents of Change
Empowering communities through Kingdom Principles
Transforming Followers into Leaders and Leaders into Agents of Change
Transforming Followers into Leaders and Leaders into Agents of Change
Transforming Followers into Leaders and Leaders into Agents of Change
At Faith in God Ministry, our mission is deeply rooted in the timeless wisdom of Matthew 22:37-40, which instructs us to love the Lord our God with all our heart, all our soul, and all our mind, and to love our neighbors as ourselves. These guiding principles inspire and shape every facet of our ministry.
We are called to make disciples/students of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything King Jesus commanded us (Matthew 28:18-20).
We seek to fulfill this mission by spreading the good news of the Gospel of the Kingdom of God, demonstrating God's love through acts of service and compassion, and equipping believers to live out their faith in every aspect of their lives.
With a kingdom-minded perspective, we strive to impact our community and the world for Christ, bringing about transformation and redemption through the power of the Holy Spirit.
Our core purpose is to transform followers into leaders and leaders into agents of positive change within their families, communities, nations, and the world.
This transformation is accomplished through the Ministry of Reconciliation, as we believe true change begins with reconciling our relationships—first with God, then with ourselves, and finally with others.
By nurturing a profound love for God, an honest love of ourselves, and a genuine love for others—rooted in Matthew 22:37-40—we empower individuals to become catalysts for reconciliation and transformation. Through this divine process, people are equipped to impact their spheres of influence, bringing healing, restoration, and positive change wherever they go.
We are committed to:
1. Spiritual Growth: Nurturing a deep, personal relationship with God through worship, prayer, and the study of His Word.
2. Leadership Development: Equipping individuals with the skills, knowledge, and character to lead with humility, integrity, and compassion.
3. Community Impact: Encouraging His disciples/students to actively engage with and uplift their local communities through acts of kindness, service, and advocacy.
4. National and Global Outreach: Mobilizing leaders to address pressing issues on a broader scale, making a positive impact on the world stage.
5. Unity and Inclusivity: Embracing diversity and fostering an atmosphere of love and acceptance where everyone feels valued and empowered.
We envision a world where every individual is not only a faithful disciple/students of Christ but also a dedicated leader committed to making the world a better place. We see a global community that thrives on love, compassion, and justice, inspired by our devotion to God’s Kingdom on His Earth and our love for one another.
Dear Beloved of Faith in God Ministry,
I want to emphasize the profound importance of reading and meditating upon the words of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, as found in the Gospel of Matthew, chapters 5, 6, and 7. This portion of Scripture holds a special place in the heart of our ministry because it represents the very foundation of our faith and the blueprint for how we are to live as Kingdom citizens on Earth.
In Matthew 5, 6, and 7, we find the Sermon on the Mount, which is King Jesus' first public message about the Kingdom of God. It is Jesus Himself, our King, instructing us on how to live lives that are pleasing to God and in alignment with the values of His Kingdom. In these chapters, we discover the principles of the Kingdom that should guide every aspect of our lives as disciples/students of Christ.
To assist you on this transformative journey, we have prepared a special manual titled "Guide to Becoming Kingdom Leaders: Lessons for Disciples Only in Matthew 5, 6, and 7." This manual is not just a book; it is a revelation of the heartbeat of Faith in God Ministry. By reading this manual along with the Bible, you will gain profound insights into the core values and principles that define our ministry.
I implore each and every one of you to make reading this manual a top priority. As active students of Faith in God Ministry, it is our shared responsibility to not only understand these teachings but to live them out in our daily lives. This manual will serve as a guide, helping you apply these timeless principles to your relationships, your work, your ministry, and every aspect of your existence.
In conclusion, remember that Matthew 5, 6, and 7 represent the very words of our King, and they are a precious gift to us. Let us approach this manual with eagerness, humility, and a deep desire to be transformed into Kingdom leaders. As we do so, we will not only find greater purpose and meaning in our lives but also become beacons of light and hope to a world in need.
May the Lord favor you abundantly as you embark on this journey of discovery and transformation. Together, as a united body of believers, we will continue to shine the light of God's Kingdom in a world hungering for truth and love.
In Faith and Unity,
Leon and LaJuanda Carter
Leaders, Faith in God Ministry
Before diving into the Ministry of Reconciliation Lesson Plan, it's essential to first read Building Kingdom Leaders manual and lesson plan. This guide lays the crucial foundation for understanding your identity and purpose as a disciple of Christ. It equips you with the leadership principles and spiritual mindset necessary for effective Kingdom service.
Once you've absorbed these truths, the Ministry of Reconciliation Lesson Plan will further empower you to apply these teachings in real-life reconciliation efforts with God, yourself, and others.
DOWNLOAD Guide to Becoming Kingdom Leaders Manual, Lesson Plan and Ministry of Reconciliation Lesson Plan
The "Cone of Learning" is a powerful tool for students at Faith in God Ministry to deepen their understanding of God’s Word and apply it in their everyday lives. Developed by Edgar Dale, it shows that different methods of learning lead to varying levels of retention, with active engagement leading to greater understanding and transformation. This model is a reminder for students that engaging deeply with the Word, through both study and practical application, will strengthen their spiritual growth.
The model begins with passive learning methods—such as reading and listening to sermons—that tend to result in lower retention rates. While these methods are important, the deeper levels of understanding come when students move into more active learning—such as discussing Scripture in small groups, applying biblical principles in real-life situations, and even teaching others.
Key Breakdown for Faith in God Ministry Students:
1. Passive Learning:
~Reading the Bible or devotional materials (10% retention)
~Listening to sermons or Bible studies (20% retention)
~Watching visual presentations or Christian films (30% retention)
2. Active Learning:
~Engaging in group discussions during Bible study (70% retention)
~Practicing biblical teachings through ministry activities or outreach (80% retention)
~Sharing your faith, teaching others about Christ, or serving in leadership roles (90% retention)
Supporting Scriptures for Faith in God Ministry Students:
1. Proverbs 4:7: "The beginning of wisdom is this: Get wisdom. Though it cost all you have, get understanding."
For the students, this reminds us that true wisdom comes from a deeper pursuit of God’s truth. It emphasizes that simply hearing the Word is not enough—we must engage with it, seek to understand it, and apply it.
2. James 1:22: "Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says."
As students of Faith in God Ministry, we are called to be doers of the Word. Listening to sermons or reading Scripture is the first step, but God calls us to live out what we learn, which results in deeper retention and transformation.
3. Matthew 7:24: "Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock."
The ultimate goal of learning is not just knowledge, but application. When we practice what we learn—whether through sharing the gospel, leading others, or serving in ministry—we build a strong foundation in our faith.
By using the Cone of Learning as a guide, students of Faith in God Ministry can see how applying their faith, participating in discussions, and teaching others will help them retain God’s Word more deeply, and live out the wisdom found in Scripture. This approach ensures a strong, lasting relationship with Christ and a life built on the solid foundation of biblical truth.
Welcome to the Promoting Courageous Male Leadership Group, where servant leaders, ambassadors of the Kingdom, husbands, fathers, and sons of God come together to fulfill our divine purpose.
As joint heirs with King Jesus, we are called to rise, unite, and walk boldly in our Kingdom identity, leaving a lasting impact on our communities and the world.
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to equip and empower men to embrace their roles as servant leaders and ambassadors of the Kingdom, grounded in the Word of God.
We uphold and defend biblical masculinity, encouraging men to step into their God-given roles as warriors for the Kingdom. As husbands, fathers, and sons of God, we are committed to fostering leadership, character development, and discipleship that reflects the heart of our King.
We aim to create a culture that honors God’s design for men, helping each of us cultivate a strong relationship with God, lead our families with wisdom, and impact the world for His glory. Together, we serve not to be served, but to advance the Kingdom through love, strength, and Kingdom authority.
Core values are the fundamental beliefs and principles that guide our thoughts, actions, and interactions. They provide a moral compass, shaping our character and influencing the decisions we make. As a Kingdom of God Embassy, our core values serve as the bedrock upon which we build a culture of excellence, impact, and growth.
1. Leadership: We embrace the responsibility to lead with courage, vision, and integrity. We understand that true leadership is about serving others, inspiring them to reach their full potential and empowering them to become leaders themselves.
2. Loyalty: We foster unwavering loyalty to our group, our mission, and the individuals we serve. We stand by one another through challenges and victories, demonstrating commitment, trust, and a sense of belonging.
3. Duty: We uphold a sense of duty and responsibility to fulfill our roles and obligations with excellence. We recognize that our actions have a broader impact, and we remain committed to serving our communities and making a positive difference.
4. Respect: We treat all individuals with respect, dignity, and fairness. We value diverse perspectives and foster an inclusive environment where everyone feels heard, valued, and empowered.
5. Selfless Service: We embrace a selfless mindset, placing the needs of others above our own. We strive to make meaningful contributions, lending our time, talents, and resources to support and uplift those around us.
6. Integrity: We uphold the highest standards of honesty, ethics, and moral principles. Our actions align with our words, and we demonstrate transparency, accountability, and consistency in all that we do.
7. Personal Courage: We embrace courage in the face of challenges, stepping outside our comfort zones to pursue growth, innovation, and positive change. We overcome obstacles with resilience, determination, and a willingness to take calculated risks.
8. Honor: We embody honor by conducting ourselves with dignity, humility, and a powerful sense of moral character. We prioritize doing what is right, upholding ethical standards, and earning the respect of others through our actions.
9. Laws: We recognize the importance of abiding by laws, first God’s Law and then societal law, as a foundation for living harmoniously and responsibly. We uphold legal and moral principles in our conduct, demonstrating good citizenship and respect for authority.
10. Principles: We embrace timeless principles of truth, fairness, justice, and compassion. We strive to align our decisions and actions with these principles, knowing that they form the basis of a just and equitable society.
11. Character: We cultivate and strengthen our character, knowing that it is the foundation upon which our values and actions are built. We seek to develop virtues such as integrity, humility, resilience, and empathy, which shape our behavior and impact those around us.
12. Forgiveness: We believe in the transformative power of forgiveness, both in receiving and extending it to others. Forgiveness is essential for healing, reconciliation, and restoration in our relationships with God and one another. By practicing forgiveness, we demonstrate the unconditional love and grace that we have received from God, fostering unity, empathy, and compassion in our community.
By embracing these core values of leadership, loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, integrity, personal courage, honor, laws, principles, character, and forgiveness we create a vibrant community of men dedicated to personal growth, positive influence, and making a lasting impact. Together, we strive to embody these values in all aspects of our lives, inspiring others to follow us and creating a legacy of honor and excellence.
Faith in God Ministry welcomes all who share our mission and values to join us on this transformative journey. Together, we can become the change we wish to see in our families, communities, nations, and the world, all while faithfully loving God, loving ourselves and loving our neighbors.
Please reach us at info@kingdomfaithingod.org if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Institutionalized church refers to the organized form of church governance and structure, where specific protocols, hierarchies, and administrative systems are established. It typically encompasses a centralized authority and various formal procedures within religious organizations.
A: No, we are not "Christian" in the traditional sense.
The term "Christian" was initially used as a mockery by outsiders, not by King Jesus or His disciples. In fact, King Jesus never referred to His followers as Christians. He called them "disciples"—students of His teachings, those who would follow Him closely and live out His principles. Acts 11:26 mentions that "the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch," but this was a label given by others, not one claimed by King Jesus or His followers.
Over time, the name "Christian" has been attached to many different beliefs and practices. Today, there are over 45,000 denominations of Christianity worldwide, many of which contradict or oppose one another. These divisions are often rooted in man-made traditions, rituals, and doctrines that stray from the original teachings of Christ. This fragmentation highlights the challenges of maintaining unity under the banner of "Christianity" when so many differing beliefs exist.
At Faith in God Ministry, we prefer to identify as practicing disciples of Christ—those who follow the true teachings of King Jesus as He intended. We focus on living according to the principles King Jesus laid out, free from the layers of traditions and doctrines that have divided "Christianity" into various opposing factions. Our goal is to be faithful to Kingdom principles and to follow the example of Christ without the labels or divisions created by man-made systems.
A: We call ourselves "practicing disciples" or "students of Christ."
Just as a physician practices medicine or an attorney practices law, we are constantly practicing being disciples of Christ—learning and growing in our understanding of His teachings and striving to apply them daily.
In the New Testament, King Jesus referred to His followers as disciples, meaning students or learners. Discipleship is an ongoing journey of following King Jesus' example, absorbing His teachings, and living them out in our lives. It’s not about adhering to a label or title, but about actively practicing what King Jesus taught.
Unlike the term "Christian," which has been interpreted in many ways and often tied to man-made traditions, being a disciple of Christ emphasizes a living, active relationship with King Jesus. It’s about continuous growth, obedience, and transformation. We are committed to practicing and living out His teachings, just as a doctor practices medicine with the goal of becoming better each day.
In this way, our lives are a reflection of Kingdom principles, and we work daily to align our actions, thoughts, and hearts with the example set by King Jesus. We don't just learn about Him; we practice what He taught—becoming better disciples every day.
No, we do not tithe because tithing is not a Kingdom requirement. Instead, the Kingdom of God operates as a commonwealth.
In the Gospels and the Book of Acts, we see a different model of resource sharing among believers than the Old Testament practice of tithing. A commonwealth refers to a system where the resources and wealth of the community are shared for the benefit of all members. It is not based on a percentage or mandatory giving but on voluntary generosity and mutual care, where everyone contributes to meet the needs of others.
In today's economy, it may seem challenging to fully embrace this Kingdom principle, as the pressure of financial obligations, inflation, and the cost of living can make it difficult for individuals to feel they have enough to give freely. Many people live paycheck to paycheck, and the idea of sharing resources without a fixed percentage may feel risky or impossible. However, the principle of the commonwealth system is still essential. Even in times of financial strain, the Kingdom of God calls us to trust in God's provision and to give out of love, not out of legalistic obligation. The challenge lies in shifting our mindset from one of scarcity to one of faith and abundance in God's care.
King Jesus taught about giving freely and caring for one another’s needs. This is reflected in the commonwealth spirit we see in Acts. In the Kingdom of God, as revealed in the New Testament, the focus is on selfless giving out of love, rather than a legal obligation to give a specific percentage of income.
In Acts 4:32-35, the early church lived out the principle of a commonwealth:
“And the multitude of them that believed were of one heart and of one soul: neither said any of them that ought of the things which he possessed was his own; but they had all things common... Neither was there any among them that lacked: for as many as were possessors of lands or houses sold them, and brought the prices of the things that were sold, and laid them down at the apostles' feet: and distribution was made unto every man according as he had need.”
This passage shows that believers shared their resources with one another, so that no one was in need. It wasn’t about giving a fixed 10% (tithe); it was about giving as needed, ensuring the well-being of the entire community. This system reflects the heart of the Kingdom—selfless giving, communal care, and meeting the needs of others.
Conversely, in Acts 5, the story of Ananias and Sapphira serves as a warning about the dangers of deception and greed. While they sold property, they lied about the amount they were giving. Their sin was not that they gave too little, but that they deceived the community for personal gain, showing that the focus in Kingdom living is honesty, integrity, and the willingness to give freely.
In summary, the Kingdom operates as a commonwealth where resources are shared generously for the good of all. Though it may be challenging to practice this in today's economic climate, we are still called to trust in God's provision and participate in selfless, voluntary giving. We do not tithe in a legalistic sense, but rather we practice the principle of voluntary giving—offering what we have for the benefit of others, just as the early church did in Acts.
At Faith in God Ministry, we operate as a Kingdom Embassy, a servant of the citizens of God's Kingdom. We are here to meet the needs of others, not to be served, but to serve. Our mission is to equip disciples to be agents of change in their communities and beyond, using their God-given resources to make a positive impact.
We believe that donations are purpose-driven. This means that if we ever receive donations, they are directed toward specific causes that advance the mission of the Kingdom. These donations are not used for the ministry's overhead but rather to serve the needs of others directly. Whether it’s helping a community project, funding educational initiatives, or supporting a cause that creates positive change, donations are used solely to fulfill the Kingdom mandate.
As for the ministry itself, our needs are met by the Kingdom of Heaven. We rely on the provision of God to sustain the ministry, just as King Jesus taught in Matthew 6:33:
"But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you."
We teach His students to use their resources purposefully for the causes they are led to support. Whether through time, talents, or financial resources, each student is encouraged to be the hands and feet of Christ, making an impact where God has placed them.
As a Kingdom Embassy, we reflect the heart of King Jesus, who came to serve, not to be served (Matthew 20:28). We follow this model, trusting that as we serve others, the Kingdom will supply every need.
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