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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2016 · 13 MIN

Intercession For Kings

from Seers and Doers · host John Garfield

Kings are courageous, entrepreneurial, self-starters who bless the heart of God with their initiative. While much of Christianity is passive, God has some sons and daughters who carry His favor and do exploits. We all feel the wind of His Spirit blowing in the direction of blessing nations and inheriting our mountains. It works when we are connected with our own hearts and tap into what God wrote there. Religion has always been trying to be something we’re not; Connecting with your father’s heart is always becoming who we are. Kingdom initiatives that work and bear fruit have roots in the heart of God. For example: • Great movies (art and entertainment) that inspire hearts and make lots of money typically tap into Kingdom themes and say something prophetic that God is already speaking to people – it moves us. • Great businesses bless people and nations by providing something that’s needed (ministry). • Great schools release creativity in people who become themselves and go out in the world and make a difference… from the heart. • Great leaders and governments always increase the liberty and freedom of people to enhance their culture and economy. Find blogs and videos here: http://releasingkings.com/category/blog-entries/

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