Exploring the Kingdom of God | Unseen (Part 4) | Stephen Feith

What if we told you our understanding of the physical realm can significantly influence our perspective of the supernatural? That's the journey we're embarking on as we wrap up our series on Unseen, exploring how the physical and spiritual intermingle, with the God of the universe in the mix. We use the lens of Mark 1:14-15 to scrutinize the Kingdom of God, shattering misconceptions and unveiling the vast implications of this biblical cornerstone.

Have you ever wondered about the implications of God being at once natural and supernatural? This intriguing duality forms the crux of our discussions. We bask in the refreshing truth of the Gospel, acknowledging the tarnished reputation of the term 'evangelical', yet appreciating its essence as the bearer of good news. We confront our brokenness and its contribution to the world's suffering, but not without the reassurance that the good news proclaimed by Jesus and his early followers still holds true for us today, despite the disillusionment caused by some church leaders.

Our concluding discussions transport us back to the Garden of Eden, revealing the startling similarities between Satan’s tactics then and now. We marvel at the transformative power of the Kingdom of God, as symbolised by the humble mustard seed, starting tiny but growing into a haven offering shade and healing. As we explore the Greek concept of repentance, metanoia, we're inspired by its call for a radical change of heart and mind. So, are you ready to embark on this transformative journey with us? Tune in and let's explore these profound concepts together.

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