Jesus came to establish a government, not a religion, the speaker argues. Mainstream Christianity treats it as a personal salvation plan, but Jesus proclaimed the kingdom of God as divine authority reclaiming stolen territory on earth.
For generations, believers have been conditioned to think that Christianity is fundamentally about getting saved so you can go to heaven when you die. Amen. We've reduced the most explosive world-conquering government-establishing message ever delivered to humanity into a religious Evacuation plan. We've traded the crown of governmental authority for a pew and a bulletin. But Jesus did not come to earth to start another religion. He came to establish a government. When Jesus— I'm not upset, so this is just the zeal of God has consumed me. So if I get a little loud, don't— I'm not upset at all. It's God's zeal. When Jesus declared, the time is fulfilled and the kingdom of God has come near, he was announcing a new church program or denominational movement. He was not announcing a new church program or denominational movement. Amen. He was proclaiming that the sovereign government of heaven had invaded planet Earth. And the rightful king had arrived to reclaim his stolen territory, to restore his displaced governors and reestablish the divine order that human rebellion had dismantled. If you misunderstand, listen to me. I need you to— if you don't get anything I say, please write this down and get this. Amen. If you misunderstand the kingdom, you will misunderstand your entire existence. Let me say that again. If you misunderstand the kingdom of God, you will misunderstand your entire existence. Now, this may go viral. That one statement may go viral. That's okay.
