Welcome address.
Calvary greetings in the precious Name of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
You are warmly welcome to this special month of Kingdom Culture—a season of spiritual transformation, intentional discipleship, and Kingdom living. Across all our parishes worldwide, this month has been set apart to call us beyond occasional Christian activities into a lifestyle that consistently reflects the mind, heart, and mission of Christ.
As we thank God for every soul won, every life transformed, and every church strengthened through previous Explosive Growth Drives, we are also reminded of an important truth: programmes can inspire us for a season, but only culture can sustain us for a lifetime. Vision shows us where to go; Kingdom culture determines whether we continue walking in that direction after the programme has ended.
Our Lord Jesus Christ declared:
“...Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you...”Matthew 28:20
Jesus did not merely gather followers; He raised disciples whose lives reflected the values and priorities of God’s Kingdom. This remains His strategy for lasting Kingdom growth.
As we continue pursuing Vision 2032, God is calling every RCCG member to become a believer who naturally advances His Kingdom. Sustainable soul-winning, effective discipleship, healthy church growth, and lasting Kingdom expansion will not be sustained by programmes alone. They will flourish when the culture of Christ is firmly established in our hearts.
Throughout this month’s Explosive Growth Drive, we shall embark on a journey of transformation—learning to think like Christ, feel like Christ, serve like Christ, and grow like Christ while helping others grow. As these Kingdom values become our daily lifestyle, evangelism will become more than an event; it will become our way of life. Compassion will become our motivation. Service will become our joy. Disciple-making will become our legacy.
Therefore, let this be a month of genuine transformation. Open your heart to God’s Word. Participate faithfully in every House Fellowship meeting, every evangelistic outreach, and every discipleship opportunity. Allow the Holy Spirit to shape your life until Kingdom culture becomes your natural way of living.
With the help of the Holy Spirit, this month shall mark a turning point—from programme-driven Christianity to Kingdom-centred living, from occasional evangelism to continuous soul-winning, and from being church attendees to becoming true disciples of Jesus Christ.
On behalf of our Father in the Lord, Pastor E. A. Adeboye, we warmly welcome you to this Month of Kingdom Culture and Explosive Growth Drive.
May the Lord establish His Kingdom culture in every heart and make each of us an instrument for the fulfilment of Vision 2032, in Jesus’ mighty Name.
— VISION 2032 COMMITTEE
Programme at a Glance
| Week | Sunday Service | Tuesday – Digging Deep | Thursday – Faith Clinic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Sun 1 Nov Monthly Thanksgiving Service | Tue 3 Nov Kingdom Culture: The Missing Link | Thu 5 Nov Prayer of Thanksgiving |
| Week 2 | Sun 8 Nov The Kingdom Identity | Tue 10 Nov Compassion: The Heartbeat of Kingdom Culture | Thu 12 Nov Prayer for Revival |
| Week 3 | Sun 15 Nov Family Weekend | Tue 17 Nov Every Member a Minister | Thu 19 Nov Prayer for Leaders and Supernatural Supply |
| Week 4 | Sun 22 Nov The Price of Kingdom Culture | Tue 24 Nov Become a Disciple & Help Someone Else Become a Disciple | Thu 26 Nov Thy Kingdom Come |
| Week 5 | Sun 29 Nov Empowered for Kingdom Culture |
Sunday Services
RCCG Monthly Thanksgiving Service
The Kingdom Identity
Bible Texts: Jn. 1:12, 1 Pet. 2:9, Rom. 8:15-17, Col. 1:13
Introduction
Before God changes what you do, He establishes who you are. Before He sends you into the world, He settles your identity. Many believers struggle with fear, insecurity, and ineffective Christian living not because they lack ability, but because they have forgotten who they are in Christ.
Jesus said, “Seek ye first the kingdom of God...” (Matt. 6:33). The Kingdom is not merely a destination; it is an identity and a culture. Until we understand who we are in God’s Kingdom, we cannot effectively represent Him on earth. Today, we will discover the identity God has given us and how that identity empowers us to live and reign for His glory.
What Is the Kingdom Culture?
Culture is the way of life of a people: how they speak, what they value, and how they behave. Every people group carries its culture wherever it goes.
Kingdom culture is the lifestyle, values, language, and mindset of citizens of Heaven living on earth. An embassy is a good picture. It stands on foreign soil, but inside the flag, the language and the laws are those of the home country. Every believer is a walking embassy.
Three Elements of Culture
- Language: What we speak, Eph. 4:29. Our words should build up rather than corrupt.
- Values: What we honor, Matt. 6:33. What we put first reveals who we serve. When people see souls, not status, at the top of our list, they see the King’s heart.
- Behavior: How we act. Phil. 1:27. A conduct worthy of the gospel, whether or not anyone is watching.
Your Kingdom Identity: Three Truths About Your Identity in This Kingdom
1We Are Sons of the Kingdom
Jn. 1:12; Rom. 8:15–17
You are not a stranger, servant, or visitor in God’s Kingdom. Through Christ, you have become a son or daughter of God with access, acceptance, and inheritance. Kingdom culture begins with relationship before responsibility.
Kingdom Truth: We serve God from sonship, not for sonship.
Positioning: Because you belong to the Father, you can confidently invite others into His family.
2We Are Citizens of the Kingdom
Phi. 3:20; Col. 1:13
Our citizenship is in Heaven, though our assignment is on earth. We have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of God’s dear Son. Therefore, our values, priorities, language, and conduct must reflect Heaven’s culture.
Kingdom Truth: Your location may be earthly, but your culture must be heavenly.
Positioning: Your home, workplace, school, business, and community are territories where Heaven’s culture should be visible through you.
3We Are Ambassadors of the Kingdom
2 Cor. 5:20; 1 Pet. 2:9
An ambassador represents the interests, message, and authority of another kingdom. God has entrusted us with the ministry of reconciliation and sent us to represent Christ wherever we go.
Kingdom Truth: We do not merely belong to the Kingdom; we represent it.
Positioning: Every believer is God’s representative, carrying the King’s message to a world that needs reconciliation.
Three Marks of Kingdom Identity
- Mindset, Rom 12:2. Think like Heaven, not like your location. Your surroundings will keep trying to set your thinking, and the renewal of your mind is how you resist.
- Language, Mark 11:23. Speak faith, not fear. Kingdom ambassadors don’t speak the language of the foreign land; they speak the King’s language. The righteous are as bold as a lion, and boldness is what witnessing needs.
- Lifestyle, 1 John 2:6: “ought himself also so to walk, even as he walked”. Holiness is not legalism; it’s royalty. A prince doesn’t behave well because he is afraid of punishment, but because of who he is.
Conclusion
God never intended His children to live as spiritual orphans, victims, or strangers. Through Christ, you have become a son or daughter of God, a citizen of Heaven, a royal priesthood, an ambassador of Christ, and an heir of God’s Kingdom. Your identity is not determined by your past, your circumstances, or the opinions of people; it is determined by what God says about you.
When believers understand their Kingdom identity, they begin to think differently, speak differently, live differently, and serve differently. The world is waiting to see believers who know who they are and boldly represent their King. May the culture and identity of God’s Kingdom become evident in every area of our lives, in Jesus’ Name.
Altar Call
The greatest Kingdom identity begins with becoming a child of God. You cannot represent a Kingdom you do not belong to.
If you have not surrendered your life to Jesus Christ, today is your opportunity. The same God who calls people out of darkness into His marvellous light is calling you today. If you want to give your life to Christ, ask Him to forgive your sins, become your Lord and Saviour, and receive you into His Kingdom.
Prayer Points
- Father, help me to live as a true citizen of Your Kingdom, reflecting Your values, character, and culture wherever I go, in Jesus’ Name.
- Father, let every trace of the kingdom of darkness lose its influence over my life. Let me walk fully in the liberty and authority of Your Kingdom, in Jesus’ Name.
The Price of Kingdom Culture
Main Texts: Matt. 6:33; Lk. 9:23; Rom. 12:1–2; Phi. 3:7–8
Introduction
Every culture has a price. Athletes pay the price for excellence. Soldiers pay the price for victory. Scholars pay the price for knowledge. Likewise, Kingdom culture has a price. While salvation is God’s free gift through Jesus Christ, living as a true citizen of the Kingdom requires commitment, sacrifice, and surrender.
Many believers desire the blessings of the Kingdom, but Kingdom culture is not sustained by desire alone. It is sustained by people who have chosen to put God first, deny themselves, and embrace His ways above the values of the world. If Vision 2032 is to become a lasting reality, Kingdom culture must move beyond our lips and become our lifestyle.
1Kingdom Culture Requires New Priorities
“But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness...”Matt. 6:33
Every culture is built around what it values most. The culture of the world teaches people to pursue self, pleasure, success, and material gain. The culture of the Kingdom teaches us to put God first.
Seeking the Kingdom first means allowing God’s will, God’s agenda, and God’s glory to take precedence over personal ambition and convenience.
Kingdom Truths
- The Kingdom must occupy first place in our lives. (Matt. 6:33).
- Where our treasure is, our heart will follow. (Matt. 6:21).
- God’s servants place His interests above their own. (Phi. 2:21).
- Kingdom-minded believers view every opportunity, resource, and relationship as a platform for God’s purpose.
Examine your priorities. Is God’s Kingdom truly first in your time, decisions, finances, and pursuits?
2Kingdom Culture Requires Daily Surrender
“If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me.”Lk. 9:23
The greatest enemy of Kingdom culture is often not persecution but self. Self-will, self-interest, self-promotion, and self-preservation frequently compete with God’s will.
Jesus taught that discipleship requires daily surrender. Kingdom culture grows when God’s will becomes more important than personal preference.
Kingdom Truths
- Following Christ requires denying self. (Lk. 9:23, Lk. 22:42).
- Humility is the pathway to Kingdom greatness. (Phi. 2:5–8).
- God works powerfully through yielded vessels. (Rom. 12:1).
Ask yourself: What area of my life am I still withholding from God’s control?
3Kingdom Culture Requires Separation from Worldly Values
“And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind.”Rom. 12:2
Kingdom culture and worldly culture operate by different values. The world promotes pride, selfish ambition, compromise, and self-exaltation. The Kingdom promotes holiness, humility, service, and obedience.
Every believer must decide which culture will shape their thinking and conduct.
Kingdom Truths
- God’s people are called to be different. (Rom. 12:2).
- Daniel refused to be defiled by Babylon’s culture. (Dan. 1:8).
- We are in the world but not of the world. (Jn. 17:14–16).
- Transformation begins when God’s Word renews our minds. (Rom. 12:2).
Identify any worldly values, habits, or attitudes that are competing with Kingdom culture in your life.
Conclusion
Kingdom culture is not maintained by occasional enthusiasm but by continual surrender. The believers who transformed the world were not merely church attendees; they were men and women who placed God’s Kingdom first, denied themselves daily, and refused to conform to the spirit of their age.
As God moves RCCG toward the fulfilment of Vision 2032, He is looking for believers who are willing to pay the price of Kingdom living. Programmes may inspire us, but only surrendered lives can sustain Kingdom growth. The question is not whether the price exists; the question is whether we are willing to pay it.
Altar Call
Perhaps you have been close to church activities but far from true surrender. You desire the blessings of God, but you know there are areas of your life that remain under your control rather than His.
Today, Jesus is calling you to Himself. He is calling you to leave the old life and embrace the culture of His Kingdom. He is calling you to make Him not merely your Saviour, but your Lord.
Prayer Points
- Father, uproot every worldly value, mindset, and habit that is competing with Your Kingdom in my life, in the name of Jesus.
- Father, raise in RCCG a generation of surrendered disciples whose lives will sustain Vision 2032 and advance Your Kingdom throughout the earth, in the name of Jesus. Amen.
Empowered for Kingdom Culture
Main Texts: Acts 1:8; Gal. 5:22-23; Zec. 4:6
Introduction
Throughout this month, we have learned that Kingdom culture shapes how we think, live, serve, and influence others. We have discovered our Kingdom identity, embraced the cost of Kingdom living, and accepted our Kingdom mission. Yet one important question remains: How do we sustain Kingdom culture after the programme ends?
The answer is simple: Kingdom culture cannot be sustained by human effort alone. The Christian life was never designed to be lived merely through discipline, determination, or good intentions. What the Spirit initiates, the Spirit must sustain. The same Holy Spirit who gives us new life also empowers us to live that life daily. Kingdom culture becomes continuous when believers depend on the Holy Spirit.
1The Holy Spirit Produces Kingdom Character
“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace...”Gal. 5:22-23
The Holy Spirit works within believers to produce Christlike attitudes, values, and conduct.
Kingdom Truths
- The Spirit forms Christ in us. (Gal. 4:19)
God’s goal is not merely improved behaviour but Christlike character. - The fruit of the Spirit reflects Kingdom culture. (Gal. 5:22-23)
The fruit in all forms is the visible evidence of Kingdom culture. - Character sustains influence. (Matt. 5:16)
People may admire gifts, but they trust character. - Lasting transformation comes from within. (2 Cor. 3:18)
The Spirit changes us from the inside out.
Ask God daily to develop Christlike character in every area of your life.
2The Holy Spirit Produces Kingdom Boldness
“But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you...”Acts 1:8
The Holy Spirit empowers believers to witness effectively and live courageously.
Kingdom Truths
- The Spirit empowers us to witness. (Acts 1:8)
Soul-winning becomes effective when empowered by the Holy Spirit. - The Spirit overcomes fear and gives courage. (Acts 4:31, 2 Tim. 1:7)
Ordinary believers become bold witnesses after being filled with the Spirit. - The Spirit gives words and wisdom. (Lk. 12:11-12)
God helps His people speak when opportunities arise.
Depend on the Holy Spirit rather than your own confidence or ability.
3The Holy Spirit Produces Kingdom Continuity
“Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the LORD of hosts.”Zec. 4:6
Programmes have starting dates and ending dates. Kingdom culture must continue long after events have ended. Only the Holy Spirit can sustain spiritual momentum.
Kingdom Truths
- The Spirit helps believers remain connected to Christ. (Jn. 15:4-5)
Abiding produces lasting fruit. - The Spirit provides daily guidance. (Rom. 8:14)
Kingdom culture grows through daily obedience. - The Spirit strengthens believers for endurance. (Eph. 3:16)
Spiritual consistency requires supernatural strength. - The Spirit sustains Kingdom growth. (Zec. 4:6)
The work of God continues through the power of God.
Cultivate a daily relationship with the Holy Spirit through prayer, God’s Word, and obedience.
Conclusion
As this month of Kingdom Culture comes to an end, God’s assignment for us does not end. Kingdom culture is not a lesson for a month but a lifestyle for a lifetime. We have learned to think like Christ, value what Christ values, serve like Christ, and advance His mission. Now we must continue living that culture every day.
The true success of this month will not be measured by what happened during November but by what continues after November. Programmes may end, meetings may conclude, and campaigns may pass, but Spirit-empowered Kingdom culture must remain. As we continually yield to the Holy Spirit, the culture of Christ will continue to grow within us, spread through us, and advance God’s Kingdom through us until the Lord returns.
Altar Call
Perhaps you have tried to live the Christian life in your own strength. The Christian life was never designed to be lived without Christ. Today, Jesus is calling you into a relationship with Him.
Prayer Points
- Father, baptize me afresh with Holy Ghost boldness for soul-winning, discipleship, and Kingdom service, in the name of Jesus. Lord, empower me to remain spiritually consistent and faithful long after this programme has ended, in the name of Jesus.
- Father, let the fire of Kingdom culture spread throughout RCCG and make Vision 2032 a living reality through Spirit-filled believers worldwide, in Jesus’ mighty name.
Digging DeepTuesdays · Bible study
Kingdom Culture: The Missing Link Between Vision 2032 and Lasting Church Growth
Text: Matt. 28:18–20
Introduction
Vision 2032 is God’s call to win souls, make disciples, plant churches, and expand His Kingdom. Yet experience has shown that while programmes often generate excitement, many believers gradually return to old routines after the programme ends.
Kingdom culture is the lifestyle, values, and priorities of Jesus Christ consistently expressed through His followers. It is living every day the way Christ taught us to think, love, serve, and make disciples. Kingdom culture is what turns occasional Christian activities into a continuous way of life.
Jesus understood this principle. He did not merely organise events; He transformed lives. He built disciples who embraced His values and continued His mission long after He had returned to the Father. The early Church followed the same pattern, and the result was continuous growth and lasting impact.
Therefore, if Vision 2032 must become a reality, we must understand how Kingdom culture transforms believers, how Jesus established it, and how the early Church lived it.
1Kingdom Culture Transforms Our Thinking
“Be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind...”Rom. 12:2
Kingdom culture begins with a transformed mind. God changes our lives by changing the way we think. Israel left Egypt physically, but Egypt remained in their thinking (Exo. 16:2–3). In the same way, believers must allow God’s Word to shape their values, priorities, and lifestyle until Kingdom living becomes natural.
How Does Kingdom Culture Transform Our Thinking?
- It renews our minds and develops the mind of Christ within us. Rom. 12:1–2, Phi. 2:5
- It establishes Kingdom values in our hearts. Deu. 6:1–9
- It produces a new way of living. Eph. 4:22–24; Col. 3:1–17
Allow God’s Word—not the world—to shape your daily decisions, values, and priorities.
2The Early Church Lived the Culture of the Kingdom
“...And the Lord added to the church daily such as should be saved.”Acts 2:47
The early believers continued steadfastly in God’s Word, fellowship, prayer, and evangelism. Soul-winning was not an occasional event but a way of life. As a result, the Church experienced continuous growth and Kingdom impact.
How Did the Early Church Live Kingdom Culture?
- They devoted themselves to spiritual growth and fellowship. Acts 2:42–47
- They shared Christ wherever they went. Acts 8:4
- They expected God to work through their witness. Acts 11:19–21.
- God, in response, produced continuous growth. Acts 2:47
Make evangelism, discipleship, fellowship, and prayer part of your daily Christian lifestyle.
Discussion Questions
- Why do programmes often produce temporary results?
- How did Jesus ensure that His mission continued after His departure?
Kingdom Action Points
- Pray for a renewed Kingdom mindset.
- Share the Gospel with at least one person this week.
- Begin intentionally following up with one believer or convert.
Vision 2032 Challenge
- This Week: Share Christ with one person.
- This Month: Introduce one person to your House Fellowship or parish.
- This Year: Help at least one believer grow as a disciple.
Conclusion
Vision 2032 will not be fulfilled merely through more programmes, campaigns, or activities. It will be fulfilled when the values, priorities, and mission of Christ become the daily lifestyle of every believer. Jesus transformed the world because He raised disciples who continued His work long after His earthly ministry ended. In the same way, lasting Kingdom growth will come when soul-winning, discipleship, prayer, service, and Kingdom living become part of who we are, not just what we do. As we embrace Kingdom culture, Vision 2032 will move from a church vision to a personal conviction, and from a seasonal emphasis to a lifelong commitment.
Compassion: The Heartbeat of Kingdom Culture
Text: Matt. 9:35–38
Introduction
Kingdom culture is the lifestyle, values, and priorities of Jesus Christ consistently expressed through His followers. In our previous study, we discovered that Kingdom culture begins with a transformed mind. However, Kingdom culture is not only about thinking differently; it is also about caring deeply about what Jesus Christ cares about.
One of the strongest characteristics of Christ’s life and ministry was compassion. Jesus saw beyond crowds and numbers to the souls behind them. He was moved by the condition of the lost, the broken, and the helpless, and His compassion moved Him to action. For Jesus, people were never projects to complete; they were souls to save.
If Vision 2032 is to become a lasting reality, every RCCG member must embrace the compassion of Christ as a Kingdom culture. We must learn to see people as Christ sees them, respond to them as Christ responded to them, and carry a genuine burden for their salvation. When compassion becomes our culture, soul-winning ceases to be an occasional activity and becomes a natural way of life.
Kingdom culture is not merely doing the work of Christ; it is carrying the heart of Christ.
1Compassion Was the Driving Force of Christ’s Ministry
“He was moved with compassion on them...”Matt. 9:36
Jesus was repeatedly moved by the spiritual condition of people. He saw the weary, the confused, the broken, and the lost. His compassion led Him to teach, heal, serve, and ultimately give His life for humanity.
How Did Christ Demonstrate Compassion?
- He saw people beyond the crowd and recognised their spiritual need. Matt. 9:35–36
- His compassion moved Him to action. Matt. 14:14; Mk. 6:34
- He carried God’s burden for the lost. Lk. 19:41
Ask God to give you the heart of Christ for the lost and to help you respond to people with compassion rather than indifference.
2Compassion Moves Believers from Concern to Action
“The love of Christ constraineth us...”2 Cor. 5:14
Biblical compassion is more than feeling sorry for people. It moves us to action. The Good Samaritan did not merely notice the wounded man; he helped him. Compassion transforms concern into prayer, witness, service, follow-up, and discipleship.
How Does Compassion Move Us to Action?
- Compassion sees needs and responds to them. Lk. 10:30–37
- Compassion compels us to share Christ with others. 2 Cor. 5:14–15
- Compassion seeks to rescue people from spiritual danger. Jude 22–23; Jam. 2:15–17
Biblical compassion cares about both present needs and eternal realities. It combines practical care with spiritual concern, seeking to draw people closer to Christ.
Identify someone who needs Christ and intentionally take practical steps to pray, encourage, serve, and share the Gospel with that person.
Discussion Questions
- Why was compassion central to the ministry of Jesus?
- How does compassion lead to effective evangelism?
Kingdom Action Points
- Pray daily for God to give you Christ’s heart for the lost.
- Share Christ with at least one person this week.
- Follow up and encourage someone who is spiritually weak or disconnected.
Vision 2032 Challenge
- This Week: Pray for and reach out to one unsaved person.
- This Month: Introduce one new person to your House Fellowship or parish.
- This Year: Intentionally help at least one person begin and continue a walk with Christ.
Conclusion
Compassion is the heartbeat of Kingdom culture. Vision 2032 will not be sustained by targets alone but by transformed hearts that carry Christ’s burden for the lost. When compassion becomes our culture, soul-winning becomes natural, discipleship becomes intentional, and church growth becomes continuous. The harvest that moves the heart of God must also move ours.
Every Member a Minister
Text: Mk. 10:42–45
Introduction
Kingdom culture is the lifestyle, values, and priorities of Jesus Christ consistently expressed through His followers. In our previous studies, we discovered that Kingdom culture transforms our thinking and fills our hearts with Christ’s compassion. However, Kingdom culture does not stop with what we think or feel; it is revealed by how we serve.
One of the defining characteristics of God’s Kingdom is servanthood. Jesus completely changed the world’s definition of greatness. In His Kingdom, greatness is measured not by position, title, or recognition, but by a willingness to serve others. Christ did not come to be served but to serve, and He calls His followers to embrace the same lifestyle.
If Vision 2032 is to become a lasting reality, every RCCG member must move from being a spectator to becoming a servant. We must understand how Jesus modelled servant leadership, recognise our personal responsibility in Kingdom service, and use our gifts to strengthen the Church and advance God’s Kingdom.
Kingdom culture does not produce spectators; it produces servants.
1Jesus Redefined Greatness Through Service
“Whosoever will be great among you, shall be your minister.”Mark 10:43
The world celebrates power, status, and recognition. Jesus taught that true greatness is found in serving others. He demonstrated this by washing His disciples’ feet and ultimately giving His life on the Cross. Kingdom servants do not ask, “What position can I occupy?” They ask, “What need can I meet?”
How Did Jesus Redefine Greatness?
- He replaced the pursuit of status with the call to service. Mk. 10:42–45
- He demonstrated servant leadership by personal example. Jn. 13:1–17
- He humbled Himself for the benefit of others. Phi. 2:5–11
- He calls believers to serve one another in love. Gal. 5:13
Look for opportunities to serve rather than opportunities to be recognised.
2Every Believer Has a Place in Kingdom Service
“As every man hath received the gift, even so minister the same one to another...”1 Pet. 4:10
Ministry is not reserved for pastors and church leaders. God has given every believer gifts, abilities, and opportunities to contribute to the growth of His Kingdom. Like the members of the human body, every believer has a role to play. When the early Church mobilized more believers into service, ministry became stronger, and disciples multiplied.
How Does Every Believer Contribute to Kingdom Growth?
- God has given every believer gifts for service. Rom. 12:3–11
- Every member is important to the health of the Body. 1 Cor. 12:12–27
- Ministry grows when more believers become involved. Acts 6:1–7
- Church leaders equip believers for ministry. Eph. 4:11–16
Discover your gifts and use them faithfully to strengthen your House Fellowship, parish, and community. Kingdom culture does not ask, “What can the Church do for me?” It asks, “How can God use me to build His Church?”
3Serving Members Build Growing Churches
“...for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ.”Eph. 4:12
Christ gave church leaders to equip believers for ministry, not to do all the ministry themselves. Vision 2032 cannot be fulfilled by pastors alone. It requires serving members who pray, evangelize, disciple new believers, encourage others, and faithfully use their gifts for God’s glory.
When every believer serves, disciples are strengthened, churches become healthier, and Kingdom growth becomes continuous.
How Do Serving Members Build Growing Churches?
- Equipped believers strengthen the Church. Eph. 4:11–16
- Active service promotes Kingdom growth. Acts 6:7
- God notices and rewards faithful service. Heb. 6:10
- Service should be rendered with excellence and devotion. Col. 3:23–24
Ask yourself, “How am I helping to build God’s Kingdom?” Then begin serving intentionally wherever God has placed you.
Discussion Questions
- How did Jesus redefine greatness?
- Why is every believer important in the work of ministry?
Kingdom Action Points
- Identify one area where you can consistently serve in your House Fellowship or parish.
- Use your gifts to strengthen at least one person spiritually this week.
- Encourage another believer to become actively involved in Kingdom service.
Vision 2032 Challenge
- This Week: Begin serving consistently in one area of ministry.
- This Month: Help one believer become more effective in serving God.
- This Year: Use your gifts intentionally to support soul-winning, disciple-making, and church growth.
Conclusion
Service is a defining characteristic of Kingdom culture. Jesus built His Kingdom by serving others and teaching His disciples to do the same. The early Church grew because believers did not see ministry as the responsibility of a few leaders, but as the calling of every disciple.
Become a Disciple & Help Someone Else Become a Disciple
Text: Matt. 28:18–20
Introduction
Throughout this series, we have discovered that Kingdom culture begins with a transformed mind, develops a compassionate heart, and produces a servant spirit. However, Kingdom culture does not end with personal transformation; it reproduces itself in the lives of others through discipleship. This was the pattern of Jesus Christ. He transformed ordinary people into disciples and then sent them to make more disciples. For this reason, Vision 2032 is not merely a call to win souls, plant churches, or increase numbers. It is a call to raise disciples who will continue Christ’s mission and help others follow Him.
If Kingdom culture is to become firmly established in RCCG, every believer must embrace the lifestyle of discipleship—becoming a disciple, growing as a disciple, and intentionally helping others become disciples. This is the pathway to continuous Kingdom growth and the lasting fulfilment of Vision 2032. Kingdom culture reproduces itself through discipleship.
1Discipleship Is a Lifestyle of Continuous Growth
“And they continued stedfastly in the apostles’ doctrine and fellowship...”Acts 2:42
The early Church understood that discipleship required continual growth. They devoted themselves to God’s Word, prayer, fellowship, and spiritual accountability. As a result, they matured, and the Church remained strong.
Healthy disciples continually pursue a deeper relationship with Christ and increasingly reflect His character.
How Does Discipleship Produce Continuous Growth?
- Disciples remain committed to God’s Word and fellowship. Acts 2:42–47
- Disciples maintain a living relationship with Christ. Jn. 15:4–8
- Disciples move from spiritual infancy to maturity - continue growing. Heb. 5:12–14, 2 Pet. 3:18
Participate faithfully in House Fellowship, remain connected to God’s Word, and commit yourself to continual spiritual growth. Kingdom culture does not produce stagnant believers; it produces growing disciples.
2Growing Disciples Help Others Grow
“...the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also.”2 Tim. 2:2
God’s plan for Kingdom expansion is multiplication through discipleship. Paul discipled Timothy. Timothy was instructed to disciple others. In the same way, every growing believer should intentionally help another person follow Christ.
You may not preach to large crowds, but you can pray with someone, encourage a new believer, lead a Bible study, or help another Christian remain faithful. This is how Vision 2032 becomes sustainable.
How Do Growing Disciples Multiply Kingdom Growth?
- Disciples obey Christ’s command to make disciples. Matt. 28:19–20
- Disciples labour for the spiritual maturity of others. Col. 1:28–29
- Disciples encourage, strengthen, and intentionally invest in others. Heb. 10:24–25, 2 Tim. 2:2
Kingdom culture does not stop with personal growth; it reproduces itself through growing disciples who help others grow.
Discussion Questions
- What is the difference between being a convert and being a disciple?
- How can House Fellowship become a centre for discipleship?
Kingdom Action Points
- Commit yourself afresh to becoming a true disciple of Jesus Christ.
- Participate actively in Bible study, prayer, and House Fellowship.
- Intentionally help one believer grow spiritually.
Vision 2032 Challenge
- This Week: Encourage and pray with one believer.
- This Month: Begin intentionally discipling or mentoring one person.
- This Year: Help at least one believer become a growing disciple of Christ.
Conclusion
Kingdom culture is not a lesson for a month but a lifestyle for a lifetime. Throughout this series, we have learned that Kingdom culture transforms the mind, shapes the heart, produces a servant spirit, and reproduces itself through discipleship. These are the enduring marks of a true follower of Christ.
As this EGD season comes to a close, let us continue to think like Christ, care like Christ, serve like Christ, and help others follow Christ. The true success of this study will not be measured by attendance, but by daily obedience to Kingdom culture.
Let us remain steadfast in soul-winning, faithful in discipleship, active in service, and consistent in spiritual growth. Let every House Fellowship become a centre of discipleship, every member a Kingdom ambassador, and every parish a place where Christ is known and reproduced.
The programme may end, but the mission continues. As we faithfully live the culture of Christ, Vision 2032 will move from aspiration to reality, and many lives will be transformed for God’s glory.
Programmes create activity. Kingdom culture creates continuity.
May Kingdom culture continue long after the programme has ended.
Faith ClinicThursdays · Prayer
Prayer of Thanksgiving
Prayer Focus: Prayer of Thanksgiving
Main Text: Psa. 103:1–5 (KJV)
Introduction
This month, God is calling us to embrace Kingdom Culture—the lifestyle, values, and priorities of Jesus Christ expressed through His people. Before we ask God for greater manifestations of His power and greater Kingdom impact, it is fitting that we begin with thanksgiving. Gratitude is itself a culture of the Kingdom, for Kingdom-minded people recognize that every achievement, every victory, every soul won, and every blessing received comes from God alone.
Therefore, today we shall thank God for His faithfulness to RCCG, for the success of previous Explosive Growth Drives, for souls saved, lives transformed, faithful labourers, divine provisions, supernatural protection, and the advancement of His Kingdom across the nations. As we give Him thanks, may our hearts be filled with renewed appreciation for all He has done and greater commitment to His Kingdom agenda.
Prayer Points
- Father, thank You for Your mercies and faithfulness in the Redeemed Christian Church of God. Lam. 3:22-23
- Father, thank You for the success of the last Explosive Growth Drive and for adding to Your church continually - Acts 2:47
- Father, thank You for Your numerous wonders, signs, and miracles in the church - Acts 5:12
- Father, thank You for the salvation of my soul and for choosing me to bear fruits that abide in Jesus’ name Jn. 15:16; Eph. 2:8-9
- Father, thank You for continually renewing Your mercies, grace, and anointing in the lives of our spiritual parents. (Daddy and Mummy G.O.) Lam. 3:22-23; Psa. 92:10
- Father, we thank You especially for all Your kingdom laborers and missionaries in RCCG. Matt. 9:37-38; 1 Cor. 15:58
- Father, thank You for causing us to triumph over all the attacks of the enemy as a church - 2 Cor. 2:14; Isa. 54:17
- Father, thank You for supernatural provisions for the expansion of Your work in RCCG worldwide. Phi. 4:19; 2 Cor. 9:8
- Father, thank You for open doors and for penetrating different nations of the world with the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. Col. 4:3; 2 Thess. 3:1.
- Personal prayers
Prayer for Revival
Prayer Focus: Prayer For Revival
Main Text: Matt. 18:19,20
Introduction
As we continue in this month of Kingdom Culture, we recognize that Kingdom culture flourishes where God’s people seek Him together in prayer. In our main text (Matt. 18:19–20), Jesus assures us that when believers unite in agreement according to God’s will, heaven responds, and His presence is manifested among them. Throughout Scripture, genuine revival has often been preceded by united, fervent, and persistent prayer.
Today, we shall pray for fresh fire, renewed passion for God, greater burden for souls, and victory over every spiritual resistance to Kingdom advancement. As we pray in one accord, may the Lord revive His Church, establish His Kingdom culture more deeply in our lives, and bring a great harvest of souls through RCCG and our communities, in Jesus’ name.
Prayer Points
- Father, thank you for your presence in our midst and your promise to answer all prayers according to your will – Matt. 18:20; 1 Jn. 5:14
- Father, let your mercy speak over my life and your church today, in Jesus name – Lam. 3:22-23; Heb. 4:16
- Father, rekindle your fire for soul-winning in all our parishes worldwide, in Jesus’ name. Matt. 9:37-38; Rom. 9:2-3
- Father, purge us and uproot every plant you have not planted in our parish, in Jesus’ name. Matt. 15:13; Jn. 15:2
- Father, we agree and take authority over Powers and principalities hindering people in this community from salvation; We break your hold and release your victims now in Jesus’ name. Lk 10:19; 2 Cor. 10:4
- Father, let there be a fresh hunger and thirst for righteousness in our parishes globally, in Jesus name. Matt. 5:6; Psa. 42:1-2
- Father, revive my love for you and passion for souls in Jesus’ name – Rev. 2:4-5.
- Father, help me to put the expansion of your kingdom first in all my pursuits, in Jesus’ name. Matt. 6:33
- Father, please restore all backsliders to yourself in Jesus’ name. Jer. 3:22
- Father, let there be fresh revival in this country that will usher in a great harvest of souls in Jesus’ name. Hab. 3:2; Acts 2:17
- Father, save every member of my family in Jesus’ name. Acts 16:14, 15
Prayer for Leaders and Supernatural Supply
Prayer Focus: Prayer For Leaders and Supernatural Supply
Main Text: 1 Tim. 2:1-5; Phi. 4:19
Introduction
One of the marks of Kingdom culture is recognizing God’s authority over the affairs of men and God’s sufficiency for every Kingdom assignment. In 1 Tim. 2:1–5, believers are instructed to pray for kings and all who are in authority because leadership matters to the advancement of God’s purposes on earth. In Phi. 4:19, we are assured that the God who calls us to His work is also able to supply every need according to His riches in glory.
Therefore, in today’s Faith Clinic, we shall pray for our national leaders, church leaders, pastors, and Kingdom labourers, asking God to grant them wisdom, preservation, and divine direction. We shall also pray for supernatural provision and open doors, trusting God to release the resources needed for the fulfilment of Vision 2032 and the continued advancement of His Kingdom across the nations. May the Lord hear and answer us, in Jesus’ name.
Prayer Points
- Father, thank you for the leaders you have appointed in the place of authority in our nation, Nigeria, RCCG, and the body of Christ. 1 Tim. 2:1
- Father, reveal yourself to all our leaders at all levels in this nation and save as many as are not yet born again in Jesus’ name. 1 Tim. 2:5
- Father, grant our national leaders wisdom, understanding, and sound judgment to govern according to Your counsel. 1 Tim. 2:1-2;
- Let every decision that affects our nation be guided by truth, justice, and the fear of God. Dan. 2:21
- Father, let righteousness and justice find expression in the governance of our nation. Pro. 29:2
- Father, raise men and women in authority who will uphold truth and resist every counsel that produces corruption and injustice. Psa. 89:14
- Father, preserve Parents in the Lord (Daddy & Mummy G.O.), and all our pastors from evil, hidden traps, conspiracies, and every agenda of darkness. Psa. 91:11;
- Father, let Your angels encamp around all our pastors, their families, and their divine assignments. Isa. 54:17
- Father, give all our pastors understanding of the times and wisdom to know what the Church must do; Please give all our pastors divine visions for this end-time harvest in Jesus name. 1 Chr. 12:32; Jn. 16:13; Acts 16:9
- Father, according to Your riches in glory, supply every one of our legitimate needs. Let there be provision for families, businesses, ministry assignments, and every purpose You have committed into our hands. Phi. 4:19
- Father, continue to bless every kingdom partner in this Church and everyone lifting Daddy and Mummy G.O.’s hands in Jesus’ name. Lk. 5:1-6
- Father, bless me and make me your divine treasurer for the expansion of your kingdom on earth, in Jesus name. 2 Cor. 9:8.
Thy Kingdom Come
Prayer Focus: Thy Kingdom Come
Main Text: Matt. 6:10
Introduction
As we conclude this month of Kingdom Culture, we return to the prayer that lies at the heart of Kingdom living: “Thy kingdom come” (Matt. 6:10). Everything we have learned this month ultimately points to one goal—the establishment of God’s rule and purposes on the earth through His people.
Today, we shall pray for the advancement of God’s Kingdom, the salvation of souls, the empowerment of the Church, and the destruction of every work of darkness opposing the Gospel. As we pray, may God’s will prevail in our lives, our churches, our communities, and our nation, and may Christ be glorified through a great end-time harvest, in Jesus’ name.
Prayer Points
- Father, thank you for giving us authority and power over all the forces of darkness. Thank you for the power that is in the name of Jesus Christ. Phi. 2:9,10, Matt. 18:18
- Father, in the name of Jesus, let Your Kingdom come, and Your Will be established in our nation and generation. Let every contrary kingdom lose its influence, and let the lordship of Jesus Christ prevail. Matt. 6:10
- Every power resisting the advancement of the Gospel be broken in the name of Jesus! Let every stronghold exalting itself against the knowledge of Christ in all our churches collapse now. 2 Cor. 10:4-5
- Every voice speaking against the spread of the Gospel be silenced in Jesus’ name! Let every accusation, intimidation, and opposition against Kingdom advancement in this nation be rendered powerless. Isa. 54:17.
- Father, break every veil of spiritual blindness and open the hearts of men to receive the Gospel. Let the light of Christ penetrate every heart and bring forth genuine repentance and salvation. Acts 16:14.
- Father, send forth labourers into the harvest who will burn with passion for lost souls. Raise from among us fearless evangelists and soul-winners who will spend and be spent for the Gospel. Matt. 9:37-38
- Father, fill Your Church afresh with the Holy Ghost and release unusual boldness for evangelism. Let the preaching of the Gospel be accompanied with power, signs, and transformed lives. Acts 4:29-31
- In the name of Jesus, we receive grace to exercise the authority Christ has given His Church. Let every operation of darkness against Kingdom advancement bow to the authority of Jesus. Lk. 10:19.
- Every work of the devil confronting the salvation and freedom of men be destroyed in Jesus’ name! Let chains break, captives be liberated, and the works of darkness lose their hold in this community, in Jesus’ name. 1 Jn. 3:8
- Every power sponsoring immorality, lasciviousness, and sexual perversion in this generation, be broken in Jesus’ name! Let the light of Christ expose darkness and let holiness prevail. Eph. 5:11; Rom. 13:13-14
- Father, raise a generation that knows You and that will advance Your Kingdom without fear or compromise. Let Kingdom ambassadors arise in RCCG and become instruments of righteousness. Dan. 11:32
- Father, cause Your Word to run swiftly and be glorified throughout the earth. Every power seeking to hinder the spread of the Gospel be frustrated in Jesus’ name. 2 Thess. 3:1
- Personal prayers and Thanksgiving
