Kingdom Generals Prayer & Mentoring Group

03/04/2026

Happy Good Friday Everyone :)

And what a GOOD Friday it is indeed!

This is the day we as Christians choose to remember God's ultimate demonstration of His love for humanity - the crucifixion of His One and Only Son, Jesus Christ! He did that so that Jesus who is God also (They are 3 Persons in 1!) and therefore a PERFECT or blemish-free SACRIFICE (Lamb) may pay the penalty of sin which is the shedding of blood (Hebrews 9:22) once and for all time, for us as humanity. And Jesus agreed to do it in order to substitute Himself in our place (for ALL sins past, present and future) so that we can ultimately be reconciled fully to the LORD (in relationship and approach Him because God is HOLY). Therefore, when we accept by faith the work of Jesus on the cross and follow Him daily, we are SAVED.

I don't know about you, but I am forever grateful to Jesus for being a willing participant and paying such a heavy price to save us. Let us continue to serve Him with our obedience and daily sacrifice of self. And may God be praised! Hallelujah🙌 :)

Yours in Christ,

Kinara 'Kinaiah'

11/02/2026

Hello KG's,

It's been awhile since I've been here but you'll are still in my prayers. And please keep me in yours.🙏🏼🙏🏼

I had to come on here today though to share this video simply because it is so very apt and I too can attest in my spirit to what this lady is sharing.

The time of separation has begun.

My prayer is for everyone who names the name of Christ to wake up, stay awake and keep the oil ready for their lamps. The Bridegroom will return soon.

And when he does, will you be ready?

Seek Him. Live Holy. Be set apart.

God bless,

Kinara 'Kinaiah'

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08/12/2025

Hi All, 🤩

It's been a minute, but I'm still here alive and kicking 🤪, thank God! 🙌🏼 I hope and pray you are well. 🙏🏼

Happy December and Merry Christmas!

Today, I have a simple task - talk about Deuteronomy chapter 5, which is about Moses reminding the children of Israel about the Ten Commandments and the time that God wanted to talk to ALL the children of Israel not only Moses but THEY refused because they were afraid of God.

Question for you: Are you ever afraid of approaching God and would prefer others teach you about Him or afraid of entering the Holy of Holies, say in worship or prayer, for yourself?

If yes, then obviously you are not alone. But I would like to point out here what God told Moses when he had explained that the people were afraid of God's Presence:

"Oh, that they had such a heart in them that they would fear Me AND (my emphasis added) always keep all My Commandments, that it might be well with them and with their children forever!" Deut 5:29.

Folks, I want to remind us all that although God is to be feared or highly revered, we should not be satisfied with having only the 'fear of God' alone but be ever committed and obedient in HEART and ACTIONS to OBEY God's Commandments. Yes, even all 10 of them! After all, they are not heavy or burdensome. In actuality, God designed them for our good and protection! Furthermore, and as God Himself stated in vs. 29, when we keep His Commandments, things will go well for us and our children FOREVER! Wow, that's powerful!

May we all be committed to fearing AND obeying the Commandments of God. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

For a review of the Ten Commandments, see Deuteronomy 5:7-21 or Exodus 20:2-17.

In my wrap-up, let me end simply: Everyone Fear God + keep His Commandments.

Love and peace, 😇

Kinara 'Kinaiah'
Kingdom Lighthouse Coach

05/10/2025

Good Sunday morning KG's, 😇

Holy Spirit wants me to remind and encourage you today with a few truths from Scripture:

- This (difficult situation or season) too, shall pass - nothing lasts forever.

- Do NOT trust in your own heart (what YOU think, feel, believe, etc.), trust in GOD.

- THINK on whatsoever is good, lovely, just, praiseworthy, excellent, and of good report.

- Cast DOWN (or dismiss/reject) every thought, imagination, and high thing that exalts itself (in your mind) above the knowledge of God.

- You are not your own - you were bought at a price (Christ died for you), therefore submit to God.

- You are not righteous in yourself - you are the Righteousness of God IN Christ Jesus. So don't be surprised when you fail or fall short of the glory of God; simply repent and by faith confess you are righteous because of Christ. Pick yourself up again and move forward in Him.

- You do not wrestle against flesh and blood (whether it be in yourself or pertaining to others), but against principalities, powers, and spiritual wickedness in high places. Bind them in the spirit. Speak the Word of God over that situation.

- FORGIVE that person(s) - for God's sake and yours. Forgiveness may need to be a PROCESS at times. Continually confess it until it doesn't hurt anymore.

- You are never alone - God is always with you.

- If you want friends, (don't be too proud or afraid) show yourself friendly to (new) people.

- Love is a spiritual warfare weapon. Don't fake it, ask the Lord to empower you to show it.

- Humility is precious in the sight of the Lord. Humble yourself before Him and others.

- STAND firmly on (your belief in) the Word and Promises of God.

- All things are working together for your GOOD.

- God loves you and wants to spend time with you. Make time to meet with Him, in spirit and in truth.

Okay, I think that's it for now. Declare that your day is going to be great!! 😇

Praying for you,

Kinara 'Kinaiah' Lloyd
Kingdom Lighthouse Coach

05/09/2025

Hey KG,

The question I ask of you today is, why do we love others?

Do we love because it just happens, or we want to, or because we choose to, or are compelled to?

Whatever your answer, we ought to love because our Heavenly Father first loved us. We love others because we want to be like our Father.

Who do you say that you love? Is it your mother or father? How about your child, spouse, or even your friend? Do you love your sister or your brother, or other extended relative? What about your neighbour, fellow Christian, or colleague?

Do you even know what true LOVE is?

Love is NOT merely a feeling. Love is a motion of the heart. It is complex and comes from a desire to do and mean another well. It is even an understanding of self-sacrifice when needed for the greater good of another person.

As the Word states, "Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice at wrongdoing but rejoices with the truth. Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things." 1 Cor 13:4-7

With that said, can you say that you truly LOVE others? As human beings made in the image of God, we are supposed to love one another even as God loves us. In fact, the Bible tells us in 1 John 4:20, "Whoever claims to love God yet hates a brother or sister is a liar. For whoever does not love their brother and sister, whom they have seen, cannot love God, whom they have not seen." And that's a fair statement, I'd say!

The Bible also tells us that we are known as God's children by the way we love others. 1 John 4:7-8. "Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God, and whoever loves has been born of God and knows God. Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love."

Unfortunately, love has become really cold in most interactions found in our society today. People seemingly just don't care anymore. Even amongst those whom true love/real love was once expected to be the norm for us to love or be loved by i.e. family - spouses, children, siblings, parents, church-folk, etc. Sadly, the expectation of love being found in these 'safest' of groupings is just not automatic anymore.

So, where is the love? How is it being vividly seen or felt outwardly or tangibly anymore? Sure, there are a few pockets and glimmers of selfless love sprinkled about here and there, but it's too few and far in between for God's liking. We are the light of the world - let us shine brightly with the spark and fresh warmth of LOVE received from our Heavenly Father daily. Got that? We have to first RECEIVE God's love in order to give it. So run to HIM each day for your top-up. :)

As Believers, we must BE more like our Father God Who IS LOVE. We must show unconditional love (without cause or expectation or mere reciprocation) to people around us - especially those we are connected to on a regular basis. We ought to forgive. And yes, LET GO of things (which leads to us at least almost forgetting). We must give, serve, assist, apologize when wrong, be kind, and speak the truth in love - even if it's a hard message or when they won't like it, etc. because we CHOOSE to LOVE those around us.

In so doing, we will please our GOD.

With Christ's Love,

Kinara 'Kinaiah'

16/08/2025

Thou shalt NOT FEAR! Wait, that "isn't an official commandment", some may say, aye? But then again, the Bible is filled with lots of instructions about this, "FEAR NOT, NO FEAR, Do NOT FEAR, etc."

In fact, it is said that there are 365 verses in Scripture commanding us NOT TO FEAR - one for each day of the year. Whether that's exact or not - I'm not sure, but I do know that there are many such verses, and we would be good to remind ourselves of one per day!

So why do so many people including Believers tolerate this emotion and spirit of fear so often???

Living your life in FEAR of ANYthing or ANYONE is not Godly. It amazes me how many of us frequently live in fear of this, that and the other! Including:

- The fear of MAN i.e. people and what they may say or do to you
- Fear of speaking the truth
- Fear of rejection from others (not fitting in)
- Fear of sickness/tragedies (pestilences/wars)
- Fear of authority or people with power
- Fear of doing the right thing (for yourself or others)
- Fear of being broke
- Fear of common phobias
- Fear of failure; heck even....Fear of success!

But FEAR is not of God! It is the currency of the kingdom of darkness.

The only FEAR we should be experiencing on a normal basis as Believers is the healthy FEAR of GOD - a reverential, deserving level of RESPECT for our Creator because of Who He is - His Supremacy and His Power, including power over life and death.

And I give another exception - perhaps, for the normal, warranted and self-protection response to be afraid (flight or fight response) as a result of legitimate dangerous situations or circumstances. But even this should be minimal and minimized as you grow in your faith and knowledge/understanding of GOD because you know that He is ultimately in control of your life and can/will protect you.

So, apart from fear of God, all of the imagined human concoctions and undue responses of FEARING, is NOT HEALTHY.

The word of God tells us in 2 Tim 1:7 "For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, of love and of a sound mind".

Again, He states in 1 John 4:18, "There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made perfect in love."

In other words, trust in God's LOVE for you (see Isaiah 41:10) and live in LOVE towards God, yourself and your fellow mankind (see Mark 12:30-31) and fear will be OMITTED from your life. Hence, I say, BELIEVERS especially ought NOT LIVE in FEAR.

The currency of the Kingdom of God/Heaven is LOVE and FAITH.

Finally, I'll end with this: "the Righteous are as bold as a lion." Prov 28:1.

Kinara 'Kinaiah'
Kingdom Lighthouse Coach

13/08/2025

KEEP YOUR EYES ON JESUS in the Middle of the Storm

Hey Friend,

In the New Testament, Peter boldly demonstrated his faith by believing he could follow Jesus' example of walking on water. And for a moment, he succeeded. But when he took his eyes off Jesus and focused on the raging of the wind and the waves around him, fear set in… and he began to sink.

Friend, if you are facing a fierce storm in your life today, I am here to encourage you: KEEP your EYES on JESUS! When you do, you will keep your faith.

We know from Peter’s example that when we get distracted by the storm, our faith falters, and the very thing that was under our feet will rise above us - because we SINK. So then, how do we keep our EYES on JESUS in the middle of life's storms?

1) TRUST – Believe that Jesus is present with you in the storm. Do not be afraid. (Matt. 14:24-27)

2) SEEK & ASK – Look for/at Jesus and invite His instruction. (Matt. 14:28)

3) FOCUS & OBEY – Observe Him and Listen for His voice and act on it immediately. (Matt. 14:29)

4) IGNORE the NOISE – Pay NO ATTENTION to the circumstances or CONDITIONS around you, no matter how "boisterous" they become because it leads to FEAR and once fear comes, so does DOUBT which causes you to SINK beneath the waves of life.

Nonetheless, even if you get distracted and stumble, CRY OUT to JESUS and He will reach out His hand to SAVE YOU! (Matt 14:30-31)

This is your word from the Lord today: Keep your eyes fixed on Him, and you will rise above every wave.

Praying for you,

Kinara "Kinaiah"
Kingdom Lighthouse Coach
Kingdom Generals Prayer & Mentoring Group (KGPMG)

06/08/2025

> IF you want to know or HEAR God’s voice better/more, read God’s Word – the Bible. 2 Timothy 3:16; Psalm 32:8

> IF you feel confused and uncertain about what/who to BELIEVE, in these times, begin to seriously study the Truth – the Bible.
John 14:6; John 16:13; Prov 3:5-6; 1 Corinthians 14:33; Ps. 119:105

> IF you KNOW God’s Word and His voice but have not been hearing Him talk to you (for a while) – check your heart’s allegiance.... Who or what have you re-aligned to? What or who have you made confession to or came in agreement with, in opposition to what God told you? Are you FULLY surrendered or submitted to God? What or who distracted you from following God’s orders in your life?
Hebrews 4:12; Luke 6:45; Prov 3:5-6; Matt 15:8

> IF you feel stuck, bound or hindered spiritually by something known or unknown, go on a Fast (no food, only water) for a few days (could be 3 – 7 whole days or ask the Lord to tell you how many) and PRAY i.e. seek the Lord for intervention and then OBEY. James 1:5; Matt 17:21

> IF you lack finances, practice generosity – yes, decide to GIVE money away to a worthy cause – i.e. sow into good soil (a ministry, a godly person, the poor, etc.) Philippians 4:19; Acts 20:35

> IF you are sad/depressed, practice daily gratitude and praise God regularly – change your perspective and thinking.
Isaiah 26:3; Philippians 4:6-8; Prov 17:22

> IF you are sick, confess healing scriptures over your body/life daily. Jeremiah 30:17; James 5:15; Psalm 107:20; Mark 5:34; Ps. 41:3

> IF you are being challenged or in an uncomfortable period of your life currently, God may be testing/disciplining you, or NOT (it could be due to your own poor decisions) – either way stay FAITHFUL to God and His Word (don’t get mad and compromise) – He is watching and will REWARD you for your faithfulness. Remember the story of Joseph in Gen. 37–50. Gal. 6:9; Heb 11:6

Yours in Christ,

Kinara 'Kinaiah'

26/07/2025

Can AI replace God?

When people encounter the vast capabilities and speed of results of some Artificial Intelligence platforms - like ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, etc. some people begin to think AI can replace God. Others are tempted to believe in it so much that they turn to IT first and foremost, rather than to GOD. But the truth is: AI could NEVER....replace God - absolutely not!

No matter how advanced or "ever-learning" these technologies are or become, they simply cannot and will never be GOD! For one, AI is not OMNISCIENT (all-knowing), especially when it comes to the individual lives of human beings and the future. And unlike God, AI is FALLIBLE i.e. it can make mistakes and does get things wrong. God is INFALLIBLE (incapable of making mistakes or being wrong)!

So does that mean that people will NOT try to make AI their god? Sadly, no, on the contrary - there are and will continue to be, people who do. That includes not only some of those who do NOT know God, but even some who claim to follow Him - yet don’t truly seek Him as Scripture commands, in order to KNOW Him. Instead, they consistently run to AI first for advice, counsel, and solutions. And even those who DO know God may be tempted to "replace" God for frequent AI use and consultation - as a shortcut for spiritual insight and answers, for the convenience of IMMEDIATE responses over waiting on Holy Spirit-inspired wisdom, godly counsel, and revelation. Also, by replacing quality Bible study time, prayer and personal time spent talking to and with the Lord, opting instead for the convenient, smart, witty answers from AI - especially when the chatbot can sound quite spiritual, conversational, encouraging, “deep” or even prophetic and human/god-like (yes, these Chatbots know the Bible, can quote Scriptures, imitate Christian lingo and even make inferences to the Holy Spirit)!

But let me caution you—especially my fellow Believers:

- Although AI itself is not evil—it’s a tool, just like money; some tools can become traps. Misused, they can lead to spiritual compromise and deception.
- AI is well-trained, informed and continually learning, but it remains ARTIFICIAL. No matter how well it writes, concise its responses or impressive its creations, it still lacks the authenticity and authority of a divine or human source. So keep it in its place.
- AI is NOT the Holy Spirit. Thus Believers - including leaders, teachers, and influencers should never rely solely on AI for spiritual insight, content, teaching or growth. Besides the potential of it becoming a counterfeit and potential IDOL to God, once these technologies are carefully observed and challenged with certain human/life complexities, or simply used frequently enough, AI will certainly prove to be fallible and just the thin veneer, or FACADE of an ENTITY it actually is! AI is indeed a NON-entity, it is artificial!
- AI may “know” the Bible and ABOUT God and even be accurate (or not) in its explanations of scriptural enigmas (including prophecies and eschatology, etc.) but it should not be trusted as a God-ordained/inspired/replacement source. Ultimate reliance and dependence on the Lord Jesus for your spiritual growth and development, is critical.
- Even if you’re not a Christian leader, teacher, speaker or content creator, but just a consumer of spiritual content online and in other spaces, be alert and examine the SOURCE. Use God-given discernment before wholeheartedly accepting and believing everything you read, see and hear. In other words, test the spirit. Is it truly of God? Is it God-inspired...based on the Bible? Is it a word for YOU? In order to confidently answer these questions, YOU must know your Bible. So, study God's Word daily for yourself to minimize your risk of being deceived in these last days.

All of that said, this post is not about stirring fear or promoting some kind of “religious-nut" rhetoric or inducing a "fear of technology use" panic. It’s a Holy Spirit-inspired message meant to be read within context and using godly wisdom. So yes, people including us as Believers may use AI as the relevant, efficient and helpful tool that it is - but do so with wisdom and caution, staying alert to its potential risks, including the enemy’s subtle temptations and deceptions to use it as a replacement for God or a distraction from Him.

Be blessed and stay anchored in Christ!

With love,

Kinara “Kinaiah” Lloyd

27/06/2025

🕊️ Why You Should Pray Scripture 🕊️

Hey KG Friends, feeling compelled to post on this topic today, I came across this insightful review from Andrew David Naselli at The Gospel Coalition:

📖 Pray Scripture because…

-It’s biblically grounded — God’s people in both the Old and New Testaments regularly prayed Scripture, applying God’s own words to their lives.
-Jesus did it, too — on the cross, He quoted Psalm 22, showing us how to root our prayers in God’s Word.
-It glorifies the Father, fulfills John 15’s call to abide in Christ, and bears lasting fruit.
-It sharpens focus — stopping mental wandering and helping us pray more thoughtfully.
-It fuels our confidence — because Scripture is true and aligns with God’s will, we can pray boldly.
-It enriches our affections, quenching spiritual dryness with the Bible’s fire.
-It increases variety, bringing fresh depth as we pray through different passages.
-It keeps us balanced, broadening our prayers to reflect the full range of Scripture’s insights.
-It deepens understanding, as praying forces us to engage the meaning behind God’s Word.
-It encourages memorization, helping Scripture take root in our hearts.
-It strengthens meditation, giving language to our thoughts as we reflect on God’s truth.
-It transforms our hearts, reshaping our desires as we align with God's Word.

✨ How to start?

-Begin with the “3 R’s”: Rejoice, Repent, Request, applying them to any verse.
-Try praying through a Psalm or verse-by-verse. Insert your name/another's name/pronoun in the scripture where relevant.
-Turn your meditation on God's Word into a prayer: praise, ask, thank—let God’s Word guide your heart.

Folks, I can tell you from personal practice and results experienced that this method of praying works. Hence, I encourage all Believers all the more fervently to commit to pray Scripture often—opening our Bibles and our hearts, and allow God's Word to become our prayers. May this discipline draw us deeper into intimacy with our Savior, Jesus Christ, whilst enriching our daily walk. 🙏

God Bless,

Kinara 'Kinaiah' Lloyd
Kingdom LIghthouse Coach

21/06/2025

🕊️Why Christians Should Support Israel/Jews in these End Times

🌿Understanding Jews and Israel in the Bible & Prophecy:-

🔹 The Origin of the Jews
The Jewish people are descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. God made a covenant with Abraham (Genesis 12:1–3) promising to make his descendants into a great nation and to bless all nations through them. Jacob, Abraham’s grandson, was renamed Israel by God (Genesis 32:28), and his 12 sons became the 12 tribes of Israel — this is where the name “Israel” as a people group begins.

👉 So in Scripture: “Jew” comes from Judah, one of the 12 tribes. But it later came to refer more broadly to all Israelites, especially after the Babylonian exile.

🔹 Modern Israel vs. Biblical Israel
The State of Israel was re-established in 1948 after nearly 2,000 years of Jewish exile — a fulfillment of prophecy (e.g., Ezekiel 36–37, the "dry bones" coming back to life).
However, Biblical Israel is not just a political entity; it refers to the covenant people of God, chosen to be a light to the nations (Isaiah 42:6).

✨ Key Point: Modern Israel is significant prophetically, but it's not the full picture — God's plan involves both the physical restoration of the land and the spiritual restoration of the people (because most Jewish people do not currently believe in Jesus as their Messiah).

🔹 God’s Covenant with the Jews is Ongoing
Romans 11:1 – “Has God rejected His people? By no means!” Paul explains that while many Jews rejected Jesus (Yeshua), God has not abandoned them.
There’s a remnant, and in the end, “all Israel will be saved” (Romans 11:26) — meaning a widespread turning of Jewish hearts to Messiah.

🔹 Why This Matters Today
The Jews are still God’s chosen people — not because they’re better, but because of His covenant love.
Christians - the Church, should pray for Israel, love the Jewish people, and provoke them to jealousy by living in the fullness of the Spirit (Romans 11:11).
As we near the return of Jesus, expect to see more Jewish people turning to Him — a sign of the times!

🔹 Gentiles and the Olive Tree (Romans 11)
Paul gives a prophetic picture of the Church and Israel:-
The Root: The covenant promises made to the patriarchs (Abraham, Isaac, Jacob)
Natural Branches: The Jews
Broken Off Branches: Unbelieving Jews (for a time)
Wild Branches Grafted In: Believing Gentiles (the Church)

✨Key Point: Gentile Believers (non-Jews) who believe in Jesus are grafted into the olive tree — i.e. the covenant family of God. Hence, we are not replacing the Jews ("replacement theology") but rather joined with them in God's redemptive plan.

💡Biblical Picture of Unity for the Church & the Jewish People to Come
In Ephesians 2, Paul gives a glorious prophecy of unity: "He Himself is our peace, who has made the two one and has destroyed the barrier... creating in Himself one new man out of the two." – Ephesians 2:14–15
"One new man" = A new spiritual identity where Jew and Gentile believers are united in Christ, without erasing their heritage.

🕊️ In Summary:
Jews = ethnic/religious descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
Israel = both a physical land and a covenant people
Modern Israel = prophetically significant but still in spiritual restoration
Church + Israel = two parts of one big redemptive plan — not competitors, but partners

💡In the Last days, God is:
Reviving Israel physically (fulfilled in 1948)
And preparing to restore them spiritually (Romans 11:26 – “All Israel will be saved”)

👉How Should Christians Support Israel:
Be reminded of the Church’s Hebraic roots
Bless Israel, not curse her (Genesis 12:3)
Intercede for her (Psalm 122:6)
And stand as a witness of Yeshua the Messiah.

Yours in Christ,

Kinara 'Kinaiah'
Kingdom Lighthouse Coach
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