Cover of The Seeker’s Guide to the Kingdom of God

The Seeker’s Guide to the Kingdom of God

For its first three centuries, Christianity was a functioning commonwealth kingdom ruled by a King.

Everything was shared, unlike the system of private ownership that has spread across our planet since 1776. The Kingdom is still available to you today. Entrance into the Kingdom of God requires:

  • A change in citizenship
  • A change in government
  • A change in allegiance
  • A change in ownership

Anything less is not acceptable. The difference is so profound that they willingly died for it.

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Early believers were servants, not theologians: a functioning Kingdom with a King and a borderless domain.

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How the early church lived as a commonwealth kingdom, and what entering that Kingdom means today.

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The explosive book that exposes humanity’s greatest failure to meet God’s simplest requirement.

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