Kingdom Fitness

Jesus taught us to make and keep kingdom matters a priority (Luke 9:57-62).

Look at Luke 9:62: But Jesus said to him, "No one, after putting his hand to the plow and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God."

 When farmers plowed their fields to plant crops, they had a "marker" at the end of each row so they would make a straight row.   Looking back would cause the farmer to lose focus and the row would end up crooked.

Consider what is distracting you today and causing you to lose focus on your God given marker for today.

Christians, in all that you plan to do today, ask God to clarify His work for you today and keep your eyes on today's "marker".  

Make sure you get God's work done.

This is how to stay fit for the kingdom.

Shine for Jesus

Christians, after a great weekend of corporate worship all over the world, this is a great day to shine for Jesus.  Jesus gave us a practical way to shine for him in Luke 6:31:  "Treat others the same way you want them to treat you."

Christians, ask the Holy Spirit to show you practical ways to practice Luke 6:31.

God Bless,

Pastor Brian E. Kennedy, Sr.

Timeless Insights from The Book of Judges

May I Have Your Opinion?

I've just completed my first book through a publisher (this is a dream come true for both Hilda and for me). Praise the Lord!!

The book title is: "Timeless Insights from the Book of Judges." ISBN-10: 1512770841.

You can obtain my book from the link below.

Amazon.com: https://www.amazon.com/Timeless-Insights-Judges-Brian-Kennedy/dp/1512770841

If you will, I would like your thoughts. I will process your thoughts and incorporate them into my next book.

Please feel free to pass my request on to others.

God Bless,

Pastor Brian E. Kennedy

Why is Love so Important?

God said: "Love does no wrong to a neighbor; therefore love is the fulfillment of the law" (Rom. 13:10).

Christian's show the love of Christ today.  Show the unconditional care and concern of Christ strongly in your most challenging circumstances.

God Bless

Pastor Brian E. Kennedy