Kingdom of God (Part 4)
Kingdom of GodSteve Gregg
In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses the progress and triumph of the Kingdom of God. He explains that the Kingdom is mediated by the son of David, who sits on the throne with Jesus at the right hand of God. Progress in the Kingdom comes from bringing people's thoughts and hearts under the authority of God, and not just through the implementation of good laws. Gregg emphasizes the need for individuals to surrender to Christ, repent of rebellion, and submit to the Lord Jesus Christ.
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