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All Nations Community Church
The Priority of the Kingdom
In a world where hype often outweighs holiness, Jesus invites us to live differently—to embody Heaven’s culture here on Earth. This series unpacks what it means to live under God’s rule: where His presence shapes our priorities, His values redefine our vision, and His Kingdom becomes our lifestyle. Through the teachings and parables of Jesus, we’ll discover that Kingdom Culture isn’t about church trends—it’s about transformed lives. We’re not building a brand; we’re becoming a people who reflect Heaven’s way of living on Earth.
Locations & Times
All Nations Community Church
18620 Kedzie Ave, Homewood, IL 60430, USA
Sunday 9:55 AM
✳️ Big Idea: If everything is a priority, then nothing is — but for the Church, the Kingdom is the priority.
Dr. Myles Munroe:
“The Kingdom is the governing influence of a King over His territory, producing a culture that reflects His will and nature.”
- At ANCC, we’re shifting from church activity to Kingdom alignment.
Background: In Jesus’ day, people wanted a political kingdom; Jesus revealed a spiritual one.
The Kingdom isn’t about control — it’s about culture.
That’s where we step into the Word—three Kingdom truths that shift us from doing church to living Kingdom.
1. The Kingdom Is God’s Priority, Not Man’s Project.
Don’t just watch it — walk in it.
2. The Kingdom Is Heaven’s Order.
Imago Dei gives identity; dominion gives assignment.
God’s plan: Heaven’s rule. Man’s participation: embody it on Earth.
3. The Kingdom Alignment Before Assignment.
The King’s reign starts in your heart before it shows up in your hands.
✅ Takeaway: The Kingdom is not one of many priorities — it is the priority.
When the King’s order rules our hearts, Heaven breaks into Earth.
“The Kingdom is the governing influence of a King over His territory, producing a culture that reflects His will and nature.”
- At ANCC, we’re shifting from church activity to Kingdom alignment.
Background: In Jesus’ day, people wanted a political kingdom; Jesus revealed a spiritual one.
The Kingdom isn’t about control — it’s about culture.
That’s where we step into the Word—three Kingdom truths that shift us from doing church to living Kingdom.
1. The Kingdom Is God’s Priority, Not Man’s Project.
Don’t just watch it — walk in it.
2. The Kingdom Is Heaven’s Order.
Imago Dei gives identity; dominion gives assignment.
God’s plan: Heaven’s rule. Man’s participation: embody it on Earth.
3. The Kingdom Alignment Before Assignment.
The King’s reign starts in your heart before it shows up in your hands.
✅ Takeaway: The Kingdom is not one of many priorities — it is the priority.
When the King’s order rules our hearts, Heaven breaks into Earth.
📝 Reflection Questions:
1️⃣ What is one thing that stood out to you from this week’s message?
2️⃣ What has taken priority over the Kingdom in my life?
3️⃣ Is my heart aligned with Heaven’s order or my own agenda?
4️⃣ What would change if the Kingdom truly became my priority?
5️⃣ Where can you add your brick to what God’s constructing?
1️⃣ What is one thing that stood out to you from this week’s message?
2️⃣ What has taken priority over the Kingdom in my life?
3️⃣ Is my heart aligned with Heaven’s order or my own agenda?
4️⃣ What would change if the Kingdom truly became my priority?
5️⃣ Where can you add your brick to what God’s constructing?