Kingdom Builders: How to Live an "All In" Lifeنموونە

Better Together

We all need people who will partner with us in the vision. These partners include your spouse if you’re married, close peers to whom your accountable, people in the next generation to remind you of why you’re doing what you’re doing, your network, your pastor and leaders.

Vision is the power of seeing. Vision means walking with God, hearing from Him, and living in response to His will for your life. God knows we need people to push us, encourage us, love us, and walk beside us—partners who won’t let us settle. 

It’s important to have people in your life who have permission to speak into your life. Be accountable and transparent. Share from your heart. Have open conversations followed by prayer. It’s through honest communication that the Holy Spirit begins to reveal the core issues that shape how we then pray for each other.

Your “All In” life is being watched by the next generation. Kingdom Builders model faith, obedience, hard work, and generosity. God is passionate about the generations. However, we need to be Christians who refuse to live small lives. Let’s believe for a bigger life. Pray for generations upon generations to know and trust God!

Finally, take time each day to pray for your pastor and church leaders. The role of the priest throughout Scripture was to connect people with God. A Kingdom Builder helps finance the Kingdom. The two work together. Vision and provision. A picture of the future and the means to make that picture reality.

God has not called you to live an “All In” life by yourself. He has placed people around you to be a part of your faith journey and for you to share in theirs.