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📖 Time of Endurance — Full Breakdown & Teaching

In this message, Kingdom of God Ministries Media dives deep into the spiritual necessity of endurance for every believer in Jesus Christ. This is not just about surviving life — it’s about enduring in Christ, rejecting deception, and staying committed through hardship, offense, persecution, and correction.

The teaching exposes the traps of the last days, warns against occult deception (such as astrology and horoscopes), and calls believers to a Holy Spirit–led endurance that produces holiness, righteousness, and true relationship with the Creator.

We learn that salvation is not a surface-level habit — it’s a life of surrender, correction, and righteous suffering that shapes us into mature sons and daughters of God.

🔥 Key Themes in This Teaching

Spiritual endurance vs. worldly persistence

Enduring persecution, offense, correction, and accusation

The danger of deception in the last days

Why astrology & horoscopes are considered witchcraft

Rejecting occult guidance for Holy Spirit guidance

Distinguishing righteous suffering from suffering for faults

Divine correction as proof of sonship

Commitment beyond lip service

Enduring hardness as a good soldier of Christ

Becoming a peculiar people through holiness

Total surrender vs. superficial religion

🗣 Questions for Reflection

Consider these during or after the teaching:

How does spiritual endurance in Christ differ from merely persisting in worldly desires?

What specific challenges must a believer expect to endure throughout their life journey?

Why is renouncing deceptive practices essential for experiencing God’s miracles and breakthroughs?

What is the biblical distinction between righteous and deserved suffering?

How does God use correction to bring believers into holiness and perfection?

Why is enduring offense inside the church critical for spiritual maturity?

How can believers recognize and reject ungodly spiritual guidance?

📌 Scripture Foundations Mentioned / Connected

(Use these for Bible study & context)

Hebrews 12 — Enduring chastening as sons

2 Timothy 2:3 — Endure hardness as a good soldier

Matthew 24:13 — He who endures to the end shall be saved

1 Peter 2:20-23 — Righteous suffering & Christ’s example

Isaiah 47 — Condemning stargazers & monthly prognosticators

Galatians 5:17 — Flesh vs. Spirit conflict

Revelation 21:23 — Christ as the eternal light

⚠️ A Call to Surrender

This message urges believers to:

Reject astrology, horoscopes, zodiac identities, and occult counsel

Embrace divine correction and rebuke

Endure persecution and misunderstanding without bitterness

Abandon lip-service religion for true holiness

Fully commit to Christ with a renewed mind and surrendered heart

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Growth and Development

Holy Fire Sunday–Kingdom Of God Minitries

Growth and Development 1/15/2026

This transcript from Kingdom of God Ministries Media captures a church service centered on the theme of finding spiritual stability during uncertain times. The featured speaker, Ariana Walker, uses several biblical passages to argue that divine presence remains constant even when God feels silent, unseen, or when life becomes confusing. Following her sermon, the lead pastor reinforces these points by calling for repentance and a renewed commitment to faith through an upcoming twenty-one-day fast. The service emphasizes endurance and spiritual growth, encouraging congregants to ignore social media distractions and instead focus on their personal relationship with the Creator. Ultimately, the source illustrates a communal effort to foster resilience and trust in God throughout the transitional “in-between” stages of life.

This transcript from Kingdom of God Ministries Media explores the spiritual necessity of endurance within the Christian faith. The speaker emphasizes that believers must possess a steadfast spirit to navigate life’s hardships, including persecution, offense, and societal collapse, while remaining rooted in Christ. Central to the message is the rejection of secular divination, specifically astrology and horoscopes, which are labeled as deceptive practices that hinder divine favor. By adhering to biblical doctrine and accepting godly correction, followers are encouraged to maintain holiness and commitment to their spiritual calling. Ultimately, the text serves as a call to evangelism and spiritual discipline, promising miracles and salvation to those who persist until the end.

Growth and Development

This message is a biblical call to endurance, spiritual maturity, and unwavering faith in Jesus Christ. In a world filled with deception, offense, lawlessness, and spiritual distraction, God is raising people who will endure to the end (Matthew 24:13) and stand firm in the faith until Christ returns.

Drawing from Matthew 24, Philippians 3, 2 Timothy 4, 1 Peter 2, and many other scriptures, this teaching breaks down:

TOPICS INCLUDED:
✔ Enduring offense & persecution
✔ Righteous vs. unrighteous suffering
✔ False prophets & deception
✔ Apostasy & cold love
✔ Sound doctrine & correction
✔ Spiritual warfare & discernment
✔ Faith through end-time events
✔ The call of God & holiness
✔ Why “to live is Christ, to die is gain”
✔ How to stand when others fall away

THE MESSAGE REMINDS US THAT:

Faith must endure

Love must endure

Holiness must endure

Sound doctrine must endure

Suffering must be endured righteously

The believer must finish their race

Only those “in Christ” endure unto salvation

This message encourages believers to:
⭐ Stay rooted in Christ
⭐ Stand firm in the Word
⭐ Resist spiritual deception
⭐ Guard their hearts
⭐ Reject worldly identity systems (zodiac, astrology, etc.)
⭐ Trust God beyond calendars, dates, and culture
⭐ Worship in truth and Spirit

If you have been praying, struggling, growing, or seeking clarity in your walk — this message is for you. May it strengthen you, convict you, and draw you closer to Christ.

SCRIPTURES MENTIONED:
(Matthew 24, Philippians 3:14, Mark 4, 2 Thessalonians 1, 2 Timothy 2 & 4, Hebrews 12, 1 Peter 2, Psalm 8, Deuteronomy 18, Isaiah 47, and more)

I MUST BE IN CHRIST