In the third installment of the Kingdom Economics series, we dive deeper into the radical differences between the world’s economic system and God’s. We’re invited to stop simply hearing about the kingdom and start experiencing it—especially when it comes to finances. This episode is both deeply theological and profoundly practical, offering a Holy Spirit-led perspective on how we’re called to operate not from fear, lack, or hustle, but from a place of union with Christ and spiritual authority. As we chew on the Word, we begin to understand how the kingdom isn’t about striving or earning, but about receiving and reigning from our rightful identity as sons and daughters of God.

Here’s what we unpack in this episode:

• A powerful meditation on 1 Corinthians 2:12 (TPT): “For we did not receive the spirit of this world system but the Spirit of God, so that we might come to understand and experience all that grace has lavished upon us.”

• The role of the Holy Spirit as our supernatural strategist and the key to living beyond what we can naturally imagine or reason.

• A comprehensive breakdown of how the world system differs from the kingdom in over 30 areas—from striving vs. governing, survival vs. rest, and scarcity vs. supernatural abundance.

• Real-life insight into how the Holy Spirit leads us out of financial fear and self-reliance and into true Kingdom provision.

• Why operating in the Kingdom’s economy requires spiritual discernment, not human judgment, and how it often looks foolish to the natural mind.

• The invitation to move from knowing God as “provider” to experiencing Him as our only source—sometimes through uncomfortable, wilderness-like seasons of radical trust.

Whether you’re in a place of financial uncertainty, shifting from self-reliance, or ready to fully partner with the Holy Spirit in your finances, this episode offers encouragement, wisdom, and a spirit-led perspective that meets you right where you are.

Tune in to experience a fresh revelation of what it means to live abundantly in God’s economy—and to receive everything that grace has already provided.

 

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