Kingdom of God (Part 7)
Kingdom of GodSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses entering the Kingdom of God and emphasizes that it is not an easy task. He highlights the need to prioritize the Kingdom and put aside earthly possessions and desires. Additionally, he mentions that obeying the Ten Commandments is not enough to enter the Kingdom, and it requires a mind set towards pleasing God and a born-again spirit. Finally, Gregg uses parables to illustrate the importance of being prepared for the coming of the Kingdom.
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