Kingdom of God (Part 3)
Kingdom of GodSteve Gregg
In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses the present and future aspects of the Kingdom of God. While Jesus offered the Kingdom of God, it was rejected by the Jews, leading to its postponement until Jesus returns to establish his millennial reign. However, Jesus made it clear that the Kingdom had already come and had been inaugurated, but the Pharisees remained oblivious to it. The Kingdom of God will ultimately resist the power of darkness and obliterates any resistance, as guaranteed in the inscription.
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