I’m super glad you’re here and apart of the family! Even though we are still in the process of building out our community, I wanted you to go ahead and join while it’s still free of charge. Help me out by introducing yourself below and telling me what you are looking forward to the most in this community. I look forward to all God is going to do for us as we grow closer to God together! Here is some things to look forward to in this community: ✅ Live calls, Bible study, hang out sessions where we just chat, and masterminds where we learn together. ✅ Courses on the Christian mindset, Kingdom Skillset, Kingdom Toolset, Kingdom Wealth Creation, Kingdom Marriage, and much more (feel free to drop suggestions) ✅ A family of like minded believers ✅ Biblical Encouragement ✅ Fun challenges and potential ways for you to earn cash prizes as we grow this community together

I just wanted to introduce myself I’m Saint Blue from Mississippi 46 years old and I’m on my journey to become my most authentic self! I have addiction issues but have cut out all my old so called friends. Now I’m trying to make new friendships with ppl who are sober n who love God as much as I do! Thanks for any support in advance I love this app!

In Mark 10:45, it says, “For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” In a world where greatness is often defined by power and status, Jesus redefines true greatness through humble service. He is the King of kings, yet He chose the path of a servant. His entire ministry was marked by compassion, selflessness, and sacrificial love. When Jesus washed His disciples’ feet, He wasn’t just performing a kind act. He was setting an example and showing us that leadership in God’s Kingdom is not about being first, but about putting others first. Ultimately, Jesus’ greatest act of service was giving His life on the cross. In giving Himself as a ransom, Jesus paid the price for our sins so that we could be reconciled to God. As followers of Christ, we are called to walk in His footsteps. We aren’t suppose to seek to be served, but to serve. ​Let’s being to serve others more this week. Whether in our homes, churches, or communities, we reflect Jesus most clearly when we love sacrificially. I’m Praying For You!

Sometimes, we grow distant from God. It may feel like you’re a million miles away from God, and your prayers aren’t being answered. Maybe sin has entered your life and caused your relationship with God to grow stale. If you’re in this situation, I want to tell you to KEEP GOING. KEEP PURSUING CHRIST. Forget everything that has happened up until now. Repent. Cry out to Jesus and ask for the restoration you may be in need of. God is faithful to grant your request today. The Bible says in Isaiah 55:6 & 7 6 Seek ye the LORD while he may be found, call ye upon him while he is near: 7 Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto the LORD, and he will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for he will abundantly pardon. There is hope for you today in Christ regardless of the situation. Regardless of the mistakes. Regardless of how you feel or what you are currently going through. Im praying for you and your strength in the Lord. Check out some of the videos under the classroom tab and feel free to shoot me a message here on Skool to simply talk and chat more. I’m here and I want to help you any way I can in your walk with the Lord. We are a community and a family. Be blessed!

The twelve disciples were ordinary men—fishermen, a tax collector, a zealot—called by an extraordinary Savior. Jesus didn’t choose the most learned or the most pious; He chose those willing to follow, to learn, and to be transformed. “You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should go and bear fruit and that your fruit should abide…” — John 15:16 (ESV) This reminds us that Jesus’ call is not based on merit, but on His purpose. He called them not only to be with Him but also to be sent out—to preach, to heal, and to bear witness. A Lesson from the Disciples: Obedience Over Understanding When Jesus called Simon Peter and Andrew, they didn’t ask for the full itinerary. They responded immediately.“Immediately they left the boat and their father and followed him.” — Matthew 4:22 (ESV) Faith often begins with obedience before understanding. I’m Praying For You!