The Making of Kings

A brave and important book of this moment time of change from the Church Age to the Kingdom Age. An exhortation to keep on keeping on, a careful exposition of the House of God, an enlightening read on the ministry of Jesus, an aligning of our times with the days of Noah, a challenge from the Tabernacle of Moses and a revelatory look at the destination of us all; these are just some of the truths laid bare before us.


For such a time of this, sound and clear biblical teaching combined with passion to ensure understanding and purposes are impart for God's people. In a no-nonsense style; destiny, inheritance and the Shekinah glory of God are seamlessly drawn from scripture, and their pragmatic application made obvious. God undoubtedly breaking the seal from His word to our generations and THE MAKING OF KINGS is an example.


There are some believers who do not really have an understanding concerning the mysteries of the kingdom of God, due to the fact that Jesus spoke only in parables to those who wasn't His true disciples. Yet, to those who were His true disciples, he expounds these same parables. There is a real big difference between being a believers and being a true disciple of Jesus Christ. The devil also believes and trembles, according to James 2:19. Grate mysteries and untold truth concerning the kingdom are made known in this book. It is an anointed and relevant work for a contemporary transitioning society


For such a time of this, sound and clear biblical teaching combined with passion to ensure understanding and purposes are impart for God's people. In a no-nonsense style; destiny, inheritance and the Shekinah glory of God are seamlessly drawn from scripture, and their pragmatic application made obvious. God undoubtedly breaking the seal from His word to our generations and THE MAKING OF KINGS is an example.


There are some believers who do not really have an understanding concerning the mysteries of the kingdom of God, due to the fact that Jesus spoke only in parables to those who wasn't His true disciples. Yet, to those who were His true disciples, he expounds these same parables. There is a real big difference between being a believers and being a true disciple of Jesus Christ. The devil also believes and trembles, according to James 2:19. Grate mysteries and untold truth concerning the kingdom are made known in this book. It is an anointed and relevant work for a contemporary transitioning society