Kingdom and Culture: How Kingdom Culture Looks On Earth | MunroeGlobal.com

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Now, let’s dive into today’s teaching: “Transforming Culture Through Kingdom Leadership.”

Tonight’s session is divided into three key parts, starting with the foundational concepts:

What is a Kingdom?
What is Culture?

Before exploring how Kingdom leadership transforms culture, we must first understand the core principles of the Kingdom itself. Leadership is fundamentally about influence, and God’s original purpose for humanity was to establish and expand His invisible Heavenly Kingdom on Earth.

Understanding God’s Original Purpose

God’s Divine Plan for Earth
The most important discovery in life is understanding one’s purpose. God’s original purpose was to extend His invisible Heavenly Kingdom onto the physical realm of Earth. Just as a business expands into new markets—like opening a branch in another country—God’s vision was to establish His rule on Earth.
God’s Kingdom is a Family Business
To accomplish this, God chose to govern His Kingdom on Earth through His family—His children. He intended for His sons and daughters to manage His divine enterprise on this “foreign territory” called Earth. In Hebrew, the term “sons” does not refer to gender but rather to offspring—those who come from God. Both men and women are called sons of God because they originated from Him. God placed His children in earthly bodies to rule on His behalf.
Mankind’s Original Assignment
The original mandate God gave humanity was dominion over Earth. The name “Adam” is not a personal name but a description—it means “dark earth” and refers to all of humankind. Genesis 5 confirms that God created mankind and called them Adam, indicating that the first humans had dark skin. Science supports this: when all colors are mixed, they produce black.
God’s Business is Rulership
God’s nature is to rule, and as His children, we share that nature. That’s why people naturally desire leadership, independence, and freedom. We don’t like being controlled or indebted to others because we are designed to rule and govern.

This foundational teaching helps us grasp how Kingdom leadership influences culture. Stay with us as we dive deeper into this powerful revelation!

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