Dual Citizenship

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Hello, Friends The message Jesus presented was The Kingdom is near! Another way to say essentially the same thing is The King's Dominion is near. The ancient Hebrew prophet Micah foretold a day when God would use a man to break open the way so that the Lord could lead the people as their King out of the oppression they were in. John the baptizer was a bold and forceful man that preached The Kingdom is near. His ministry was succeeded by Jesus who not only preached The Kingdom is near but also showed us how to walk in that Kingdom while on earth. Today believers find themselves with a dual citizenship and it takes a Godly forcefulness to be a loyal citizen of the Kingdom found in heaven that is being established on earth. Shalom, The LCMF Staff.

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